manufacturer of ha zardous waste incinerator in china

Burning Capacity: 125 kg minimum/time (3-6times/day), double chamber, double combustion system
Imputing door Mouth Width (mm): 760*760 (approx.)
Chimney External Diameter (mm): 300 ± 10
Combustion Improver Device: 0.11kw, Fuel consumption: 7kg/ hour (max)
Re-Burning Device: Oil consumption: 5kg/h, 0.37kw, Oil consumption: 10-20kg/h
Voltage: 380v/220v AC, Warranty: 1 Year, 50 Hz

Per your advertisement for 300 kg.hr. Model – We need to know the price via return.

How many Kg. of Fuel would be required for running this Model 10 hrs. everyday.

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Medical Waste Incinerator

Dual Chamber (Primary & Secondary) with insulation slabs (fully insulated internal refractory lining) along with

controlled air blower for each chamber

Insulation / Refractory Thickness: ≥ 100mm

Chamber plate thickness: ≥ 6mm

Fuel Type: Natural gas based on burning fuel in combustion chambers

Waste Capacity: ≈ 150 Kg/Day

Incineration capacity: ≈ 25 Kg/Day (Separate waste charging and waste removal doors)

Burners: At least with (02) burners of automated start and stop functions

Combustion efficiency: > 97%

Temperature: programmable temperature with temp monitoring system

Residence time: 2 second in secondary chamber

Heating value: 4000 Kcal

Temperature Range: ≈ min 800ºC to max 1200ºC

Electrical supply: 220V with single phase

Chimney Plate Thickness: ≥ 5mm

Water scrubber: Scrubbing using reagent like lime & should made of SS 10 gauge of non-corrosion properties and painted

exteriorly by equipment grade heat resistive enamel

Chimney Height: between 15-25 feet

China incinerator

Incinerator Of Burning Capacity 30 kg/hr = 1 No

The Incineration System comprises of:

I. Main Incinerator with

A. Refractory lined Primary and Secondary Chamber.
B. Refractory lined main charging door and ash cleaning door.

II i. 1 No. fully automatic oil burner for primary chamber.
ii. 1 No. fully automatic oil burner for secondary chamber.

III.Centrifugal forced draft combustion air fan with motor.

IV. Flow measurement device on the Pri mary & Secondary air ducting.

V. Auto-loading in the form of Double FDV mechanism with outer gate
manual and inner motorized.

VI. Emergency stack / vent.

VII. High pressure Venturi scrubber of SS316 L

VIII. Cyclonic type droplet separator cum recirculation tank in Mild steel
rubber lined ( MSRL) construction.

IX. I.D. Fan with MSRL casing & SS 316 L impeller with motor.

X. Recirculation Pump (SS 316) with Motor along with piping & valves in
SS 316.

XI. Overhead HDPE Water tank for scrubber along with water piping
between tank and scrubber.

XII. Interconnecting ducting within the battery limits.

XIII. Instruments, valves, dampers and fittings within battery limits.

XIV. PLC based Control Panel with necessary instruments.

XV. Data recording device in the form of Printer.

XVI. Oil tank of 500 ltr capacity along with oil piping, valves & strainers
between tank & burner.

XVII. Operati ng tools & tackles like rake, hoe, shovel, two teeth scrapper.

XVIII. Caustic dosing system comprising of Tank- Agitator and pump

XIV. FUEL LDO DIESEL.

BURNING AND INCINERATION OF SOLID WASTE

Biomedical Waste                    Any solid or liquid waste which may present a threat of infection to humans including non-liquid tissue, body parts, blood or blood products and body fluids, laboratory and veterinary waste which contains human disease- causing agents, and discarded sharps (i.e. syringes, needles, scalpel blades).

Bottom Ash                                 The course non-combustible and unburned material which remains at the burn site after burning is complete. This includes materials remaining in the burn chamber, exhaust piping and pollution control devices where such devices are used.

Burn Box                                      A large metal box used to burn solid waste. Combustion air is usually supplied passively through vents or holes cut above the bottom of the box. An exhaust pipe or stack may or may not be attached.

Commercial Camp                   A temporary, seasonal or multi-year facility with a capacity greater than 15 people and which has been established for research, commercial or industrial purposes. A commercial camp does not include a traditional camp or field camp.

Commissioner’s Land             Lands that have been transferred by Order-in-Council to the Government of Nunavut. This includes roadways and land subject to block land transfers. Most Commissioner’s Land is located within municipalities.

Contaminant                             Any noise, heat, vibration or substance and includes such other substance as the Minister may prescribe that, where discharged into the environment,

• endangers the health, safety or welfare of persons,
• interferes or is likely to interfere with the normal enjoyment of life or property,
• endangers the health of animal life, or
• causes or is likely to cause damage to plant life or to propert

Determined Effort                    The ongoing review of opportunities for reductions and the implementation of changes or emission control upgrades that are technically and economically feasible and which result in on-going reductions in emissions. Determined efforts include the development and implementation of waste management planning which is focussed on pollution prevention.

De Novo Synthesis                   The creation of complex molecules from simple molecules.

Environment                              The components of the Earth and includes

• air, land and water,
• all layers of the atmosphere,
• all organic and inorganic matter and living organisms, and
• the interacting natural systems that include components referred to in paragraphs (a) to (c) above.

Field Camp                                  A temporary, seasonal or multi-year facility consisting of tents or other similar temporary structures with a capacity of 15 people or less and which has been established for research, commercial or industrial purposes.  A field camp does not include a traditional camp or commercial camp.

Fly Ash                                          Unburned material that is emitted into the air in the form of smoke or fine particulate matter during the burning process.

Hazardous Waste    A contaminant that is a dangerous good and is no longer wanted or is unusable for its original intended purpose and is intended for storage, recycling, treatment or disposal.

Incineration                                A treatment technology involving the destruction of waste by controlled burning at high temperatures.

Incinerator                                  A device or structure intended primarily to incinerate waste for the purpose of reducing its volume, destroying a hazardous substance in the waste or destroying an infectious substance in the waste. An incinerator has means to control the burning and ventilation processes.

Inspector                                     A person appointed under subsection 3(2) of the Environmental Protection Act and includes the Chief Environmental Protection Officer.

Modified Burn Barrel              A metal drum used to burn waste that has been affixed with devices or features which provide limited increased heat generation, heat retention and holding time.

Open Burning                            Burning of waste with limited or no control of the burn process. For clarity, open burning includes burning on the open ground or using a burn box or unmodified or modified burn barrel.

Qualified Person                       A person who has an appropriate level of knowledge and experience in all relevant aspects of waste management.

Responsible Party                    The owner or person in charge, management or control of the waste.

Smoke                                  The gases, particulate matter and all other products of combustion emitted into the atmosphere when a substance or material is burned including dust, sparks, ash, soot, cinders and fumes.

Solid Waste                                 Unwanted solid materials discarded from a household (i.e. single or multiple residential dwellings, other similar permanent or temporary dwellings), institutional (i.e. schools, government facilities, hospitals and health centres), commercial (i.e. stores, restaurants) or industrial (i.e. mineral, oil and gas exploration and development) facility.  For clarity, solid waste does not include biomedical waste, hazardous waste or sewage sludge.

Traditional Camp                      A temporary or seasonal camp used primarily for camping, hunting, fishing or other traditional or cultural activities. A traditional camp does not include a field camp or commercial camp.

Unmodified Burn Barrel         A metal drum used to burn waste that has not been affixed with devices or features which provide for enhanced heat generation, heat retention and holding time.

Untreated Wood                      Wood that has not been chemically impregnated, painted or similarly modified to improve resistance to insects or weathering.

Waste Audit                                An inventory or study of the amount and type of waste that is produced at a location.

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medical waste incinerator

Australian combustion engineering proprietary 5 25kg/hour
dual chamber(LPG) incinerator or equal approved. incinerator
casing to be mild steel with 125mm refractory lining including
primary and secondary chamber, insulated draft section above
secondary chamber, package burners, digital temperature control
systems, ash rake and poke, second door in primary chamber,
manual loading chute, semi automated operated counter balanced
loading door with loading tray complete with stainless steel flue
recommended spare parts.