Types of Waste Incineration
Solid Waste Incineration – The most common type, used for municipal, industrial, and medical waste. It helps reduce landfill dependency and environmental pollution. However, toxic emissions like dioxins and particulate matter require strict control.
Liquid Waste Incineration – Handles hazardous liquid by-products such as solvents and oils. Specialized incinerators break down dangerous chemicals, converting them into less harmful gases or ash.
Gas Waste Incineration – Used mainly in industries to treat harmful emissions like volatile organic compounds (VOCs). High-temperature combustion breaks down pollutants, reducing air contamination.
Each type requires specific technology for safe and efficient incineration. While the process significantly reduces waste and can generate energy, it also presents environmental concerns, such as air pollution and ash disposal. Advanced filtration and regulatory controls are necessary to mitigate these issues.

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