2 ОРГАНИЗАЦИЯ И МЕТОДИКА РАБОТ - Courrier international
2 ОРГАНИЗАЦИЯ И МЕТОДИКА РАБОТ - Courrier international
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In accordance with the submitted block diagram becomes possible to implement a different set of<br />
technological equipment for the disposal of waste containing heavy metals. We consider the<br />
main options for implementing technological solutions.<br />
MPT module can be organized as separate units. At the same time, if necessary, nodes<br />
compaction of fine waste and cutting oversize items can be assimilated to the MKB module,<br />
which is part of the technological cycle of mass of disposal of drums.<br />
MSA module can be implemented as a separate independent units. In this case, the node thermal<br />
decontamination can be used by installing high-temperature oxidation of modules MIN and<br />
MNO, included in the technological cycle of mass of disposal of drums.<br />
It should also be noted that the module MR can be assimilated with the MIS module.<br />
Implementation of recycling processes or galvanokoagulyatsii be subject to the economic<br />
feasibility of implementing this process.<br />
Emergency treatment of waste can be carried out in conjunction with a complex of technological<br />
equipment MSA, and separately as a set of simple technical means described above.<br />
Thus, the implementation of the proposed flowsheet, indeed, is the development of two separate<br />
sites - recycling and galvanokoagulyatsii.<br />
Analyzing the overall proposed technological solutions should be noted that these methods and<br />
technical solutions provide a differentiated approach to the elimination of a particular type of<br />
waste and the possibility of interconnecting a large part of the process equipment.<br />
In this set of methods and technological solutions to the maximum extent independent of each<br />
other and can be targeted to a specific target implementation technology.<br />
10.3. Industrial safety requirements<br />
Implementation of the mass disposal of wastes containing heavy metals, has as its main<br />
goal - the exception of exposure to hazardous substances in the environment due to the<br />
unsatisfactory state of the container and its storage conditions.<br />
In this regard, in terms of highest risk, the emergency treatment of waste requires the highest<br />
attention to security requirements. This approach is due to the following:<br />
in the management process occurs in direct contact with hazardous waste;<br />
greatly increases the role of "human factor";<br />
necessary is to use a special skin protection and respiratory system;<br />
high probability of formation of spillage and contamination of air at peretarivanii liquid<br />
component.<br />
For this type of work should be developed instructions for safely conducting emergency<br />
operations, waste treatment plants.<br />
Before starting work, personnel must know the physical, chemical and toxicological properties<br />
of waste being destroyed, terms of use of PPE and first aid measures, the order (regulation) of<br />
manufacturing operations on site the work.<br />
Before working personnel should be briefed on safety requirements, check the condition of PPE.<br />
During the emergency operations performers must clearly fulfill the requirements of regulations<br />
to work, if necessary, to localize the source Strait (spraying) of waste.<br />
Safety requirements before launching into operation process module (or separate units) imply an<br />
integrated commissioning and testing of all technology systems and individual equipment.<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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