The capacity of CaO for binding HCl from incineratio n of organic wastewater which contains C 2H 3Cl 3O 2 was investigated at 500— 800 ℃ in a bubbling fluidized bed.

The incineration temperature selected in incinerating organic wastewater and discharge of specific pollutant are illuminated, and several key issues encountered during handling organic wastewater by incineration in the world are described.

Incineration of high concentration organic liquid wastes containing inorganic salts;

High concentration organic liquid wastes cannot be disposed effectively by routine treatment methods.

The high concentration organic waste liquid discharged from printed circuit factory should be collected by classification.

With coal serving as an auxiliary fuel heat balance equations were established for the burning of organic waste liquid in the dense phase zone and rare phase zone of a fluidized bed incinerator.

Temperature distribution of the bed, safety and stability of incineration, pollutant emissions were examined and the feasibility of incineration of the organic waste liquid in a 20t/hCFB was analyzed.