We undertook numerical and experimental studies to develop a better incineration method for the destruction of CCl4. A phenomenological model for the turbulent reaction of CCl4, including a flame inhibition feature, has been successfully incorporated into a commercial code, simulating the incineration processes of this compound. The gaseous flow solution was obtained using SIMPLEST, a derivative of Patankar’s SIMPLE algorithm, with a k-ε turbulence model. A modified fast chemistry turbulent reaction model was developed to describe the flame inhibition due to the presence of CCl4, considering the corresponding burning velocity data of these mixtures. An experiment was carried out on a 5.2 kW laboratory scale, transportable, cavity-type incinerator, which warrants a sufficient residence time and effective turbulent mixing by the formation of a strong recirculation region in a combustor. To this end, the specific configuration of the incinerator was manufactured to consist of two opposing jets and a rearward facing step. The calculated data were in close agreement with the experimental data for the concentrations of major species,_x000D_ such as CCl4 and HCl, together with the temperature profiles. The experimental test gave the desired DRE of above 99.99%.

Hazardous Waste Cavity Incinerator Reaction Model CCl4 Flame Inhibition

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