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09313 Performance of Polypropylene Dual Laminates in Waste Incineration Plants

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Product Number: 51300-09313-SG
ISBN: 09313 2009 CP
Author: Achim K.E. Litzenburger
Publication Date: 2009
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In view of the restrictive environmental protection and shrinking landfill capacities in Western Europe, the controlled incineration of industrial and municipal waste in conceived plants points out a chance to take care of natural resources. Such plants include subsequent units to treat the – probably catalytically oxidized – hot flue gases. Counter current scrubbers using water or caustic soda solution free the cooled flue gases from hazardous compounds.

The simultaneous demand of an acidic atmosphere and a circulating alkaline brine to the whole construction requires a careful material selection, which today is efficiently solved by choosing a combination of a thermoplastic material serving as so-called chemical barrier and a load-bearing structure made from glass-fiber reinforced plastic (FRP). Thanks to its cost-performance ratio polypropylene plays a significant part amongst thermoplastic materials.

Today different polypropylene grades for sheet material in combination with different fabric backings protect the FRP-structure from heavy alkaline and acidic attack downstream of the quenching step of waste incineration plants.

Keywords: acidic, alkaline, caustic, FRP, GF-UP, HCl, HF, HNO3, incineration, MWI, NaOH, polypropylene, PP-H, PP-B, processing, SO2, SO3, thermoplastic, welding
In view of the restrictive environmental protection and shrinking landfill capacities in Western Europe, the controlled incineration of industrial and municipal waste in conceived plants points out a chance to take care of natural resources. Such plants include subsequent units to treat the – probably catalytically oxidized – hot flue gases. Counter current scrubbers using water or caustic soda solution free the cooled flue gases from hazardous compounds.

The simultaneous demand of an acidic atmosphere and a circulating alkaline brine to the whole construction requires a careful material selection, which today is efficiently solved by choosing a combination of a thermoplastic material serving as so-called chemical barrier and a load-bearing structure made from glass-fiber reinforced plastic (FRP). Thanks to its cost-performance ratio polypropylene plays a significant part amongst thermoplastic materials.

Today different polypropylene grades for sheet material in combination with different fabric backings protect the FRP-structure from heavy alkaline and acidic attack downstream of the quenching step of waste incineration plants.

Keywords: acidic, alkaline, caustic, FRP, GF-UP, HCl, HF, HNO3, incineration, MWI, NaOH, polypropylene, PP-H, PP-B, processing, SO2, SO3, thermoplastic, welding
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