At what temperature does a fire incinerator demonstrate optimal performance?

The optimal performance of a fire incinerator is achieved at approximately 850°C (1562°F). At this temperature, the incinerator is able to efficiently burn waste materials while minimizing the production of harmful byproducts. In practice, this temperature allows for complete combustion, which is essential to ensure that toxic emissions resulting from incomplete burning are significantly reduced. Additionally, operating at this temperature helps in maximizing the efficacy of the combustion process, thereby enhancing energy recovery potential and reducing overall operational costs.

Higher temperatures, such as those seen in the other options, may also promote complete combustion, but they can lead to increased operational challenges and expenses. For instance, temperatures that are excessively high may affect the structural integrity of the incinerator and require more robust construction materials, as well as increased fuel input to maintain those temperatures. Therefore, 850°C is considered the sweet spot for efficiency and environmental considerations in fire incineration systems.