Re: Need info

[ttweed@wildrockies.org (Tony Tweedale)]

>and etc.  The promoters will probably claim that this is the magic incinerator
>technology that doesn't pollute.  Actually, fluid bed burners have pros and
>cons compared to other types but the results, if the engineering is done
>correctly, are about the same.
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and, again, no matter what the destruction efficency, a significant
fraction of dioxin and other toxic, persistent O-Cl emissions from any
burner are formed 'de-novo' from chloride (Cl-), usually found as HCl in
incinerators) in the cooler exhaust gas sections.  Nothing short of a
nuclear reaction can destroy (transmute) chlorine atoms.