2 ОРГАНИЗАЦИЯ И МЕТОДИКА РАБОТ - Courrier international
2 ОРГАНИЗАЦИЯ И МЕТОДИКА РАБОТ - Courrier international
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In accordance with the submitted scheme it becomes possible to implement a different set<br />
of technological equipment for disposal of drums. Let us consider the main options<br />
for implementing technological solutions.<br />
Drums containing especially hazardous substances (EHS), can be disposed using the following<br />
method.<br />
The minimum set of modules for disposal of drums includes modules of MIS and MIN.Specified<br />
modules should be used in the conditions when waste t obe destroyed are located in areas<br />
without infrastructure and transport network. In this case, module MIN implements chemical<br />
treatment of extracted hazardous wastes, and received reaction mass (RM) and empty containers<br />
are stored. In this case, obtained in the module MIN empty drums and the reaction mass will be<br />
classified as waste Class 3 or 4 and does not adversely affect the environment.<br />
In a subsequent waste generated can be sent for elimination (MNO module and MKB module,<br />
respectively).<br />
MNO module can be placed in the territory, providing the lowest economic costs of<br />
implementing the process of high-temperature oxidation of reaction mass, ie used in the existing<br />
production, taking into account the possibility of transporting it to the RM. If there is economic<br />
feasibility module MNO can be delivered directly to the place of disposal of drums.<br />
MKB module can be placed either in conjunction with the module MNO, or delivered to the<br />
location of the drums after the neutralization of liquid waste.<br />
Under conditions that ensure the economic feasibility of the entire cycle of disposal of waste<br />
drums, modules MIS, MIN, MNO and MKB can be used jointly<br />
Drums containing technical liquids (TL), are disposed using the following method.<br />
The minimum set of modules for the disposal of drums includes modules of MIS and MKB. In<br />
this case, you may eliminate any empty drums or drums containing natural water (rain, melted<br />
snow water residues, etc.). With this set in the module MIS based on the express analysis<br />
methods it is assessed whether contamination is on the surface of the drum or contained in the<br />
liquid phase and in the absence of pollutants, the decision is made to compact in MKB.<br />
MKB module in terms of process equipment must be the united both during the disposal of<br />
drums containing especially hazardous substances, and in the disposal of drums technical liquid<br />
residuals, including oil products.<br />
MIN module can be used as a whole, and part of the equipment. Thus, in the presence of liquid<br />
waste only frozen water fraction it may be appropriate to use unit opening and extracting waste,<br />
which provides the thawing of liquids.<br />
If necessary, MIN may be added with a separate unit of neutralization drums, consisting of the<br />
installation of burning up (such as Fakel-1M) or drum washer.<br />
Analyzing the overall proposed technological solutions, it should be noted that the selection of<br />
the desired type and number of modules, as well as a complete set of equipment will step to<br />
solve the problem of mass disposal of drums. In this case, taking into account the environmental<br />
component of the process, a set of methods used to the greatest extent will be focused on specific<br />
conditions for the implementation of technology.<br />
9.3. Industrial safety requirements<br />
FINAL REPORT for Contract No. CS-NPA-Arctic-13/2009 of December 01, 2009 within the framework of pilot project Development<br />
of Technology of clean up of the area of Decommissioned Sites of The Russian Federation Ministry of Defense in the Arctic by the<br />
Example of Alexanra Island of Franz Josef Land Archipelago from Hazardous Waste<br />
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