Accounting method for methane emission generated by waste incineration treatment

Abstract

The invention belongs to the technical field of greenhouse gas emission accounting methods, and discloses an accounting method for methane emission generated by waste incineration treatment, waste incineration comprises incineration plant incinerator incineration and open-air combustion, and the types and components of waste incineration materials are obtained by looking up the source and application of waste; according to the types of the waste incineration materials, data of the corresponding types of waste incineration materials are extracted from the cloud server, and the extracted data are stored in a database of the control system; according to information of field investigation, satellite images or monitoring images, the incineration range of the incinerated objects is obtained; the methane emission factor, the emission methane concentration and the methane flue gas amount of the incinerated materials are obtained according to the obtained types and the obtained incineration amount of the incinerated materials, and the total emission amount of methane is calculated. According to the invention, the accounting of the total amount of the incinerated materials is realized, and then the point-by-point treatment is carried out on the incineration places with relatively large emission amount, so that the emission of greenhouse gases is reduced, and a set of complete accounting system and system is established.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of accounting methods for greenhouse gas emissions, and in particular relates to an accounting method for methane emissions generated by waste incineration. Background technique [0002] Now: Global emissions of methane, an odorless gas that comes from both nature and man-made emissions, have increased by nearly 10 percent over the past 20 years, with record concentrations of this powerful greenhouse gas in the atmosphere. Methane is a greenhouse gas whose unit greenhouse effect is CO 2 more than 20 times. According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, this means that over a 20-year period, 1 ton of methane in the atmosphere has the same potential global warming impact as about 85 tons of CO2. From a 100-year impact, 1 ton of methane is equivalent to 28 tons of CO2. About a third of global methane emissions come from bacteria in natural wetlands, which produce methane as they break down organ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] (1) The accuracy of the existing accounting methods for methane emissions from waste incineration is not high

[0005] (2) The current monitoring method is not scientific enough, and when obtaining the required parameters, the selected monitoring method is not advanced enough

[0006] (3) It is difficult to obtain data on the activity level of open-air burning of waste in the current accounting, and the accounting method is not very perfect

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