Title No.

13 :ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
ASSESSMENT REPORT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
INCENERATION PLANT
GROUP MEMBERS
LAI CHEN LIN

CE093212

TAN QI KANG
CE092320
SIN CHEN SING
CE092980
NURULHIDAYAH BINTIN ABDUL JALIL
MUHAMMAD ADAM BIN MAHMOOD

CE094042
CE094101

LECTURER : DR. GASIM HAYDER AHMED SALIH

INTRODUCTION
Incineration

Plant

Incineration plants are also known as waste-toenergy (WTE) plants. The heat from the
combustion process is used to generate
superheated steam in boilers. The steam is in
turn used to drive turbo generators to produce
electricity.

INCINERATION PROCESS

METHODOLOGY
Literature
Review

Analysis Factors

Conclusion

Review journals related to environmental

impact assessment for construction of
incineration plant.

Factor on environmental impact.

Recommendation on Incineration Plant.

TECHNOLOGY OF COMBUSTION
Moving

Grate Incinerator
The Roller Grate
The Stepped Inclined Grate
Inclined Counter-Rotating Grates
Fluidised Bed
Bubbling Fluidised Bed
Circulating Fluidised Bed
Rotary Kiln

Moving Grate Incinerator

FLUIDISED BED

ROTARY KILN

LITERATURE REVIEW
Benefits

and Drawbacks
Environmental Impacts
Air pollution
Water pollution
Land and soil
Transportation
Human and health
Noise Amenity
Odour Amenity

INCINERATION OF MSW
BENEFITS

DRAWBACKS

Reduce amount of waste ( 70%

-80% in mass) and (80% -90%)
in volume, if compress (90
95%).

High investment and operating

cost.

Reduction of landfill space 30

times less.

Emission in flue gas and fly ash

Mass residues and impurities in

bottom ash