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Vitrification of Municipal Solid Waste Incinerator Fly Ash Using Brown's Gas

From: Energy and Fuels, year 2005 - vol 19 - issue 1 - page 258

Authors: Park, K. - Hyun, J. - Maken, S. - Jang, S. - Park, J.-W

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"In the past, Brown’s gas was used to detoxify radioactive nuclear waste27 and for welding.28"

"It uses Brown’s gas, which is a stoichiometric mixture of atomic hydrogen and oxygen,29-31"

"Brown’s gas was generated by a Brown’s gas generator (E&E Company, Korea) via the electrolysis of water. A schematic diagram of the ashmelting furnace and the Brown’s gas generator is shown in Figure 2. This generator produces 300 m3 of Brown’s gas per hour and each burner consumes 25 m3 of Brown’s gas per hour. The ash-melting furnace contains six Brown’s gas burners, four of which were used simultaneously during ash melting and two were kept as standby equipment."

References from this

27: Haley, D. Transmutation of Radioactive Materials with Brown’s Gas. Planet. Assoc. Clean Energy Newsl. 1993, 6 (4), 8-9.
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28: Michrowski, A. Yull Brown’s Gas. Planet. Assoc. Clean Energy Newsl. 1993, 6 (4), 10-11.
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29: Brown, Y. Welding. U.S. Patent No. 4,014,777, March 29, 1977.
30: Brown, Y. Arc-Assisted Oxy/hydrogen Welding. U.S. Patent No. 4,081,656, March 28, 1978.
31: Oh, H. K. J. Mater. Process. Technol. 1999, 95, 8-9.
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E&E company, Korea

Some comments on implosion and Brown gas

From Journal of Materials Processing Technology, year 1999 - vol 95 - issue 1/3

Author Oh, H.-K (full name Hung-Kuk Oh)

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