Garbage incinerator with energy conversion device

Abstract

The invention discloses a garbage incinerator with an energy conversion device. The garbage incinerator comprises a shell, a catalytic separating and closing plate, a gas furnace and the energy conversion device, wherein a cavity is formed in the shell, the top of the cavity is provided with a garbage feed door, the interior of the cavity is provided with an isolation screen plate which can guide garbage onto the catalytic separating and closing plate, an ash storage box used for collecting ash is arranged under the catalytic separating and closing plate, the gas furnace is arranged on the outer side wall of the shell, and the energy conversion device is connected with the gas furnace to convert heat into electric energy. According to the garbage incinerator, the gas furnace is arranged on the shell so that heat generated during garbage incinerator is used for heating the gas furnace, then the heat is converted into the electric energy through the energy conversion device, reuse of waste gas and waste is achieved, the utilization rate of the garbage is increased, and a garbage treatment mode is more scientific and more reasonable.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to a garbage treatment device, in particular to a garbage incinerator with an energy conversion device. Background technique [0002] Disposal of urban domestic waste is an important part of urban management and environmental protection, and an important indicator of the level of social civilization, and it is related to the vital interests of the people. Garbage incineration has become one of the main methods of urban garbage disposal. The level of waste classification and management in our country is relatively low. The composition of waste is complex, uneven, high in moisture, high in ash, and low in calorific value. Setting up a proper combustion chamber wall structure is an important issue to ensure complete combustion of complex waste. [0003] Existing garbage incinerators still have disadvantages such as backward incineration methods, incomplete smoke elimination, incomplete ash combustion, low output, and troublesome operation....

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[0003] The existing waste incinerators still have disadvantages such as backward incineration methods, incomplete smoke elimination, inexhaustible ashes, low output, and troublesome operation.

For example, the patent application No. 200720036607.0 discloses a dual-stage spray-type absorption reactor for simultaneous desulfurization and denitrification of flue gas.

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