What do you mean by the air protection goal of garbage power plants?

The goal of atmospheric protection in waste incineration power plant is to effectively control and reduce the emission of atmospheric pollutants, protect and improve the ambient air quality and reduce the adverse impact on the atmosphere through various measures in the operation and management of waste incineration power plant. Specifically, the atmospheric protection objectives of waste incineration power plants include the following aspects:

1. Controlling emission concentration: By adopting advanced garbage incineration technology and equipment, the concentration of air pollutants (such as particulate matter and sulfur dioxide) generated during incineration is controlled to ensure that the emission concentration meets relevant national and local standards.

2. Reduce emissions: By optimizing the incineration process and taking effective emission control measures, reduce the emissions of atmospheric pollutants and achieve the purpose of "reduction".

3. Reasonable disposal of flue gas: adopt flue gas treatment technologies such as desulfurization, denitrification and dust removal to remove harmful substances in flue gas generated during incineration and reduce them to reasonable standards, thus reducing the pollution to the atmospheric environment.

4. Monitoring emission standards: establish a monitoring system to continuously monitor the emissions of incineration power plants in real time to ensure that the emissions meet the relevant national and local standards.

Through the above measures, the waste incineration power plant can minimize the emission of air pollutants, protect the ambient air quality and reduce the impact on human beings and the ecological environment.