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2 ОРГАНИЗАЦИЯ И МЕТОДИКА РАБОТ - Courrier international

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After that the drum purged for stripping the gas phase of methylene chloride through an external<br />

condenser (unit 3) with the remaining solvent condensation and subsequent air vent to the<br />

atmosphere through the adsorber with activated charcoal (Block 5).<br />

Konets purge determined based on analysis of samples of air blown through them.After purging<br />

the contents of methylene chloride should be at the MPC to the working area (50 mg/m3). The<br />

content of methylene chloride in the air emitted into the atmosphere does not exceed 8 mg / m 3.<br />

Technological scheme allows one technological circuit, using an oven, a cube-evaporator and<br />

condenser, cooled by the refrigeration machine, make all necessary technological operations.<br />

Internal surface bochek conducted by pairs of pure solvent. This provides a mass transfer at all<br />

intended for the cleaning stations.<br />

The process is conducted without the use of centrifugal and vacuum pumps, the use of which in<br />

the case of an accident, can lead to spills.<br />

Control scheme technological operation processing pairs of methylene chloride, based on a<br />

regulated supply of steam into the jacket of a cube in accordance with the specified and<br />

measured flow condensation of methylene chloride, drained from the transformer into a cube - a<br />

simple and reliable in operation.<br />

C and MPC work area-50 mg/m3 is acceptable both in terms of energy consumption and safety<br />

compared with other high-boiling solvents.Use as a solvent - methylene chloride, which has a<br />

boiling point of 40<br />

Used for the process of neutralizing transformers solvent - methylene chloride is a readily<br />

combustible liquid with concentration limits of flame propagation:<br />

lower - 16,2% vol.<br />

Top - 19,1% vol.<br />

C.Autoignition temperature - 580<br />

Methylene chloride is a substance of Class 4 of the MPC in the work zone and ambient air, and 3<br />

classes of MPC in the water.<br />

Constantly ongoing process of regeneration of methylene chloride and treatment of couples,<br />

rather than liquid to minimize the amount of solvent circulating in the loop, regardless of the size<br />

of the transformer.<br />

When using this technology, several drums (depending on size), filled with PCB are processed<br />

within a work shift, including the stage of discharge of PCB and clean the inner surface of the<br />

drums.<br />

Drums that have passed the stage of neutralization technology used to contain the residual<br />

amount of PCB in the solvent does not exceed 50 mg / kg.<br />

According to the NGO "Petrohim technology, after stripping residual solvent from the internal<br />

volume bochek up to a level below the MPC working area of methylene chloride (less than 50<br />

mg/m3) content of residual PCB in the air is blowing - 50 mg/m3, well below the MPC to PCB<br />

(1 mg/m3). In addition, the technology with the use of methylene chloride is classified as B and<br />

does not require fire suppression systems.<br />

Collected in the intermediate tank of PCB waste after conducting qualitative and quantitative<br />

analysis goes on hoses for the installation of high-temperature oxidation (tubular rotary kiln)<br />

with a given flow.<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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