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Global Warming Potential Analysis of Air Pollution Control Processes in Municipal Solid Waste Incineration under Ultra-Low Emission Standards

Authors: WEI Junxiao; WEI Zeng; ZHANG Jiangwei; ZHANG Lei; LIU Jianguo; LI Huan

DOI: 10.13205/j.hjgc.202607006Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • APCD3, despite having the highest GWP due to elevated electricity consumption, achieves the lowest pollutant emissions, making it the most environmentally preferable option under ultra-low emission standards. • • APCD1, lacking SCR and WS, exhibits the highest NOx emissions, which significantly contribute to its GWP, indicating a need for enhanced denitrification efficiency. • • APCD2 consumes more resources than APCD3 but does not yield substantial emission reductions, highlighting the need for improved resource utilization efficiency. • • Electricity consumption is the primary driver of GWP across all three APCDs; reducing electricity use and improving energy efficiency are essential for lowering environmental impact.
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