Incineration temperature is an important parameter to evaluate organic wastewater combustion and is also a significant factor affecting the formation of agglomeration. In the process of fluidized bed incineration of organic-condensed wastewater

the influence of incineration temperature on agglomeration was investigated experimentally and discussed. The results of the combustion tests showed that the intensity of agglomeration and the ratio of Na2Si3O7 in the clinker sample were growing with increasing incineration temperature. Moreover

the dominant crystals of Na2SO4

NaCl were converted into the crystals of Na2SO4

Na2Si3O7 etc. Using additives such as limestone

ferric oxide powder

kaolinite might be effective to reduce the agglomeration problem as illustrated in this paper.