Pollutant discharge standards for garbage power plants are formulated according to relevant national or local laws and standards. Specific standards may vary according to regions, types and technologies of waste incineration power plants.
I. National emission standards
In China, the state promulgated the Pollution Control Standard for Domestic Waste Incineration (GB 18485-20 14), which stipulated the requirements for the construction, operation, pollution control and monitoring of domestic waste incineration plants. Including the emission standards of pollutants such as flue gas, waste water and solid waste.
Second, local emission standards.
In addition to the national emission standards, all localities can also formulate stricter pollutant emission standards for garbage power plants according to local environmental conditions and requirements. For example, in 20 15, Beijing promulgated the Pollutant Emission Standard for Domestic Waste Incineration Plants in Beijing (DB165 438+0/307-2065 438+05), which made stricter regulations on the emission limits of pollutants such as flue gas, waste water and waste residue in garbage power plants.
Three. International emission standards
Internationally, some countries and regions have also formulated corresponding pollutant emission standards for garbage power plants. For example, the EU's waste incineration directive (2000/76/EC) and the United States' Resource Recovery Act (RCRA) both put forward specific requirements for pollutant emission from waste power plants.
To sum up:
The pollutant emission standards of garbage power plants vary according to national, local and specific types and technologies of garbage power plants. In order to ensure that the pollutant discharge of garbage power plants meets relevant standards, the construction and operation of garbage power plants need to meet national and local regulations and standards, and at the same time, advanced pollution control technologies and equipment should be adopted to ensure the minimum impact on the environment and public health.
Legal basis:
In China, the laws and regulations on pollutant discharge standards of garbage power plants are mainly "People's Republic of China (PRC) Environmental Protection Law" and "People's Republic of China (PRC) Air Pollution Prevention Law". Among them, Article 44 of the Environmental Protection Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates: "People's governments at or above the county level shall organize relevant departments and other relevant units to take the following measures to prevent and reduce the environmental pollution caused by solid waste." (four) the construction of domestic waste classification, reduction, recycling, harmless treatment facilities, to achieve safe, efficient and sustainable use. ? "At the same time, the People's Republic of China (PRC) Air Pollution Prevention Law also stipulates the emission standards and control requirements for domestic waste incineration.