Fluidized-bed incinerator

a type of incinerator in which the stoker grate is replaced by a bed of limestone or sand that can withstand high temperatures. The heating of the bed and the high air velocities used cause the bed to bubble, which gives rise to the term fluidized. Source: Solid Waste Management Glossary

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