Process for cooling liquid melt during thermal waste treatment
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Nov 23, 1999
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May 25, 1995
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Jun 10, 1994
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A process for the discharge of melted liquid material, heated to a high temperature, which occurs during the thermal treatment of waste by direct melting or the melting down of residues. The liquid melted phases are sprayed into a jet of cooling agent with a high rate of flow and cooled until they solidify and are then passed into a water bath as a granulate. The temperature of the water bath is stabilized by the circulation of liquid, the residual heat given off, the result of further cooling of the granulate, being recovered.
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