WASTE TREATMENT WITH INCINERATION
ABOUT
PPLI INCINERATOR
The rapid increase in waste generation demands a technology that is able to provide solutions quickly in a short time. Incineration is one answer. Incineration is a thermal waste treatment process that utilizes heat energy to burn waste. This combustion process is carried out in a controlled manner at high temperatures in a closed device called an incinerator.
The heat energy used in the incineration process is not only capable of destroying the pollutants contained in the waste, but also able to significantly reduce the mass and volume of the waste. Initially, incineration technology was applied to the waste management process as an effort to save airspace in landfill. In its development, this technology is also widely applied in industrial waste treatment processes, including hazardous waste.
Departing from the market need for a quick waste management solution in a short time above, PPLI is currently trying to expand its services by building incinerator. This is in line with the development stages that were planned at the beginning of the establishment of PPLI, where the incinerator is the third and final stage of the entire construction of waste management facilities at PPLI. The existence of an incinerator will enrich the menu of waste management services that can be offered, as well as provide flexibility for PPLI as a one-stop-service waste management for all industries in Indonesia.
TYPES OF WASTE THAT CAN BE TREATED
IN PPLI INCINERATOR
TYPES OF WASTE THAT CAN BE TREATED
IN PPLI INCINERATOR
WHY
PPLI INCINERATOR?
PPLI as the only integrated management of industrial and hazardous waste is the most appropriate choice for industry players to become partners in waste management.
The waste generated by an industry sometimes varies in terms of its type and also in terms of its treatment method. So that by making PPLI partner in waste management, almost all types of waste can be treated with various choices of treatment methods.
- The incinerator used is a vertical stoker type. This type of incinerator can be used for waste that is not segregated and waste with a high moisture content can still be burned without the need for fuel.
- Equipped with emission control equipment so that it can meet even the strictest emission requirements such as EU emission requirements. Emission control used:
- Use of ammonia or urea to control Nox in flue gas produced
- The use of a rapid cooling system to rapidly cool the flue gas to below 200°C, within 2 seconds. Aims to prevent the re-formation of doxins
- Use of line, activated carbon to ensure that pollutans such as sulfur/H2S, HIS, and heavey metals meet existing quality standards
- The use of turbo chemical baghouse filter that operates automatically and is connected to a continuous emission monitoring system (CEMS) facility. In this unit organic pollutans, sulfut, HCI, HF, and heavy metals will be filtered. Its operation connected to CEMS ensures that if the flue gas coming out of the filter bag exceeds a certain value, it will automatically be cleanced
- Use of continuous emission monitoring system (CEMS). PPL incinerator is equipped with CEMS which monitors not only temperature, flow rate, O2 and CO2, but also monitors HCI, NOX, SO2, CO, Opacity, CH4, HF, Dust Concentration and Moisture. The use of CEMS to fully monitor parameters in flue gas is the first and only one in Indonesia at this time.
- The pressure inside the incinerator is always kept lower than the outside pressure, so there will be no leakage of combustion gases out without going through the existing chimney.
- Has several ways of putting waste into incinerators. Variations in the input of waste will facilitate treatment for various types and properties of waste such as solid, liquid, sludge, and infectious.
- Equipped with a fixed grate furnace, for waste to be destroyed along with its packaging, for example, mercaptan waste which has a very strong smell or waste whose combustion residue will be further recycled, for example electric vehicle battery waste or e-waste.
PRE-ACCEPTANCE
PROCCESS
Before the waste is received, PPLI will first characterize the waste in order to determine the characteristics, content, potential hazards, and suitability for treatment through incineration.
This characterization is needed to determine the right type of packaging, the type of transportation vehicle that is appropriate, including aspects of occupational safety and health. In addition, pre-acceptance also serves to determine compliance with legal aspects based on the Hazardous Waste Management Technical Approval owned by PPLI. The results of the characterization become the basis for determining costs and making a cooperation contract with the Generator. After the cooperation contract is approved and signed by both parties, the waste collection will be scheduled.
ACCEPTANCE PROCEDURE
INCINERATOR WASTE
WASTE
TRANSPORTATION
I. Packaging, Labeling, and Security of Waste for Transportation
PPLI staff provide services in packaging, labeling, and securing containers to ensure waste is ready for collection, and transportation can be arranged in accordance with Indonesian law.
Waste manifests are completed by PPLI staff prior to dispatch, in accordance with relevant transport and environmental regulations.
II. Customer Service Group
III. Collection and Transportation Collection
- O Hook Lifting Truck
- Tow Truck
- Vacuum Truck
- Prime Mover
- Drum Van
- Gull wing
- Flat Deck, and o 20′ and 40′ semi trailers are suitable for marine containers, large containers of various sizes
- Roll-off boxes, and ISO tanks and blow tanks.
- Roll of Boxes
- Compact or boxes
- ISO tanks of various sizes
- 1.5 Box Lugger
- Drill cutting box
HAZARDOUS WASTE TRANSPORT
BREAKTHROUGH
As part of the progress and development of the environmental and logistics industry, PPLI currently has carried out the transportation of hazardous waste by rail transportation mode.
This breakthrough was initiated by PPLI, PT. Kereta Api Indonesia (KAI) and PT. Kereta Api Logistik (KALOG) to reduce the burden of transporting waste on the highway while reducing the level of congestion.
The initial departure for hazardous waste transportation starts from Kalimas Station, Surabaya, East Java to Nambo Station, Bogor, West Java to be treated at the PPLI integrated waste management facility around Gunung Putri, Bogor.
This type of transportation will be routinely carried out twice a week with a total of 10 Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units (TEUS) from 5 Flat Carriages (GD) or the equivalent of 180 Tons for each departure. The target for the hazardous waste train transportation comes from waste-generating companies from the eastern part of Java Island, with a focus on East Java and Central Java.
Collection and Transportation
Packaging & Labeling
TREATMENT
PROCESS
Upon arrival at PPL facility, the waste will be re-examined through a finger print test. Fingerprint test is a qualitative laboratory test that aims to ensure that the parameters tested meet the requirements in the permit and the results are still within acceptable limits to be treated and processed effectively, as well as to verify that the incoming waste is in accordance with the information written in the hazardous waste manifest and is the same waste as agreed in the contract. After the inspection is complete, the waste will be temporarily stored in the waste storage warehouse while waiting for the treatment recipe.
In the incineration process, waste will be burned at high temperatures to destroy pollutants into simple compounds in the form of gases that can be released into environment. This process also produces residue in the form of ash which will later be disposed into landfill.
Feeding waste into vertical stocker type incinerator is carried out in various ways, namely:
- Through a conveyor belt, for solid waste or sludge without free liquid. So that this solid waste is homogeneous, it will first be mixed/stirred in the mixing pit.
- Importation for medical waste with infectious characteristics
- Intake by pumping directly into the incinerator. It is used for liquid waste such as waste oil, solvent, alkali waste and acid waste.
- Feeding through direct feeding to the incinerator. Used for laboratory reagent waste with a size below 0.5 liters.
All waste will enter the first combustion chamber with a minimum temperature of 800°C. The residence time of waste in the combustion chamber is about 2 (two) -6 (Six) hours. From the first combustion chamber, the flue gas produced by the waste will be forwarded to the second combustion chamber which has a combustion temperature ranging from 850-1000°C with a residence time of at least 2 (two) seconds. The combustion gases in the second combustion chamber will then be rapidly cooled in the cooling tower to prevent the formation of dioxins.
This cooling is done by spraying water so that the gas can reach temperatures below 200°C in about 2 (two) seconds. The cooled combustion gas will then be added with lime and activated carbon before being filtered using baghouse filter which is controlled by a computer system through special programming. Monitoring the quality of emission gases is carried out continuously with the parameters of NOX, SOX, HCI, CO, CO2, and 02. The flow diagram of the incineration process with a vertical stocker type incinerator is illustrated in the following figure:
INCINERATOR PROCESS
FLOW DIAGRAMS