Abstract
Refuse incineration plants are required to reduce discharge of toxic substances such as dioxin in the exhaust gas and recover thermal energy from waste gas efficiently. It is very important to keep the combustion stable to realize these items. Therefore, the operators have to keep their operation skills highly. We have completed the development of a training simulator for the stoker-type refuse incineration plants in order to assist the operators skill up effectively. In this paper, we describe the configuration of the training simulator. Furthermore, we report the modeling method of combustion for incineration plants, and field operation simulation based on virtual reality (VR) technology.
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