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N95 Face Mask Machine Production Line

Melt blown Production Line

 

A.)Optional Capacity: 1600mm

Efficiency: 95-97%

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Price Valid: 5days.

Ave.60 Days ready for shipping.

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B.)Optional Capacity: 400mm

Efficiency: 40-50% .

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Ave.20 Days ready for shipping.

Payment: TT 70% In advance, TT 30% before leave factory

Shipping: 1*20′ container per set, Ave. 2000Kgs.

 

Main Parts: Extruder, mold, winder, oven, ultrasonic

Daily Capacity：100-150Kgs/24Hours

Screw extruder：100-150Kgs

Motor power: 15KW frequency conversion speed regulation
Reducer speed ratio: 1:10 or 1:16
Screw length to diameter ratio: 30: 1
Screw diameter: 50mm
Winding machine diameter: ￡ 630mm
Winding machine drive motor power: 0.55kw
Speed ratio of winder drive reducer (if any): 1:71
Air heater power: 15kw
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Waste Incinerators

Medical Waste Incinerator

Pet Animal Cremation

Solid Waste Incinerator

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2020-04-20

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Incinerator A4000

May 18, 2021 by hiclover 0 Comments #incinerator, #incinerators, #waste, #waste-incinerator

Basic Info.

Model NO.:A4000

Pullution Sources:Solid Waste Processing

Processing Methods:Combustion

Export Markets:Global

Additional Info.

Trademark:CLOVER

Product Description

Nanjing Clover Medical Technology Co., Ltd. Is a leading waste incinerator manufacturer in China. We are local manufacturer and one of the largest exporter of China. Pyrolytic incinerator equipment technical is main waste treatment all of the world, for Medical Waste, Animal Incineration, Pet cremation and other Solid wste. The capacity from 10kgs/Hr. To 500kgs/Hr., up to 6ton per day. Presently, medical waste incinerator yd-30, medical waste incinerators china manufacturers animal waste incineration pet cremation equipment, manufacturer in china, we supply different series for local customer requirements and design updated incinerator with our leading technology. The updated design feature of our range of incinerators make them one of the most cost effective in the world. 

Key Features: 
* All models with Dual combustion chamber. 
* Stainless Steel chimney/stack, long lifetime. *according to order 
* High temperature, long lifetime of incinerator. 
* Free or minimum installation on site. 
* High burn rate, from 10kgs to 500kgs per hour, up to 6ton per day. 
* PLC Control Plane. *according to order 
* New Design for pet animal cremation business. 
* One year warranty on incinerator and parts in stock.

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Items/Model	A1500	A2400	A4000	A5500
Burning Rate *animal	90 kgs/Hr.	150 kgs/Hr.	200 kgs/Hr.	400 kgs/Hr.
Feed Capacity *animal	120 kgs	200 kgs	300 kgs	500 kgs
Equipment Weight	7000 kgs	8300 kgs	13000 kgs	16500 kgs
Primary Chamber (Liters)	1500	2400	4000	5500
Secondary Chamber (Liters)	500	1200	1500	1500
External Dimensions (cm)	240x170x380	260x220x420	360 x 220 x 475
Internal Dimensions (cm)	150x100x96	220x110x100	257x147x108	300 x 147 x 125
Oil Tank(Liters)	500	500	500	500
Door Opening (cm)	59 x 81	90 x 110	108 x 128	108 x 128
Chimney (M)	10	10	14	14
Chimney Type	Stainless Steel	Stainless Steel	Stainless Steel	Stainless Steel
Secondary Chamber	YES	YES	YES	YES
Mix-Combustion Chamber	YES	YES	YES	YES
Smoke Filter Chamber	YES	YES	YES	YES
Combustion Fuel	Oil/Gas	Oil/Gas	Oil/Gas	Oil/Gas
Residency Time	2.0 Sec.	2.0 Sec.	2.0 Sec.	2.0 Sec.
Temperature Monitoring	YES	YES	YES	YES
1st. Chmaber Temperature	800degree–1000degree	800degree–1000degree	800degree–1000degree	800degree–1000degree
2nd. Chmaber Temperature	800degree–1000degree	800degree–1000degree	800degree–1000degree	800degree–1000degree

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Pathalogical Incinerator

May 18, 2021 by hiclover 0 Comments #incinerator, #incinerators, #waste, #waste-incinerator

Basic Info.

Export Markets:Global

Additional Info.

Trademark:clover

Product Description

Company License No.,: 320105000138343 
Taxation Certificate No.: 320105571573734 
Export Business Certificate No.: 3201571573734 

Nanjing Clover Medical Technology Co., Ltd. Is a leading waste incinerator manufacturer in China. The factory workshop local in liuhe Economic Development Zone, suburb of Nanjing and business office local in downtown area. Presently, incinerator line products market cover former Soviet Union area, Africa countries, Asia countries and middle east area. 

Incinerator is a incineration equipment, direct fire waste by gas fuel or oi fuel. As different circumscription, incinerator can be named many words as below: 

Treatment capacity: Small scale incinerator, large scale incinerator and incineration pant. 

Waste material: Municipal waste incinerator, pet cremation incinerator prices, pet cremation incinerators price, pet cremation incinerators prices, pet cremation labels, pet cremation machine, medical waste incinerator, animal cremation incinerator, human cremators 

Incinerator fuel: Gas incinerator, oil incinerator 

Waste to Energy (WTE): WTE incinerator, non-WTE incinerator 

Incinerator Manufacturer: China incinerator manufacturer, UK incinerator manufacturer, USA incinerator manufacturer, India incinerator manufacturer. 

Famous Incinerator manufacturer company: Inciner8(UK), Clover Incinerator(China), Pennram (USA), Haat (India) 

Burning Rate: 5kgs/hour, 10 kgs/hour, 15 kgs/hour, 20 kgs/hour, 30 kgs/hour, 50 kgs/hour, 100 kgs/hour, 150 kgs/hour, 300 kgs/hour, 500 kgs/hour

Item	Customer Request	Example
Application Scope		Hospital, Pet Crematory, Slaughter House, Laboratories, School, Community, etc. if for animal/pet, indicate animal size like: cat, dog, cattle, etc
What kind of waste?	____, _____% ____, _____% ____, _____%	Medical waste, dead animal, Municipal Waste, etc(detail name) or nature percent if for animal/pet, indicate animal size like: cat, dog, cattle, etc
Quantity Request		01.02.03^…unit
Budget		$US Dollar.
Operating Time		The staff work Hours per day. Our incinerator can work up to around 18 hours per day.
Realization Date of project	In ___ year
Waste Output Capacity per Day?		1000kgs Per Day^
Request waste burn rate		Capacity: 100kgs Per hour^
Request waste feed capacity		Capacity: 100kgs per feed^
Whether Natural Gas Supply Local?		Yes or No.
Local Power		If 380V and 220V valid?
Product Installation Destination		Country or City name
DestinationSeaport name?		To check sea freight charge.
Customer		End-Customer, Agent, Government.
Method of contract		Tender or Negotiation
Date of Tender limit
How did you know our company?
Other request or information

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Vertical Solid Rubbish Incinerator

May 18, 2021 by hiclover 0 Comments #incinerator, #incinerators, #waste, #waste-incinerator

Basic Info.

Pullution Sources:Solid Waste Processing

Processing Methods:Combustion

Export Markets:Global

Additional Info.

Trademark:clover

Product Description

Nanjing Clover Medical Technology Co., Ltd. Is a leading waste incinerator manufacturer in China. We are local manufacturer and one of the largest exporter of China. Pyrolytic incinerator equipment technical is main waste treatment all of the world, for Medical Waste, Animal Incineration, Pet cremation and other Solid wste. The capacity from 10kgs/Hr. To 500kgs/Hr., up to 6ton per day. Presently, mobile cattle incinerators, mobile crematorium incinerators, mobile hazardous waste incinerators pdf, mobile incererator usa, mobile incinerator medical, we supply different series for local customer requirements and design updated incinerator with our leading technology. The updated design feature of our range of incinerators make them one of the most cost effective in the world. 

The TS PLC model incinerator come instead of SYC model now. SYC model incinerator included model SYC-10/20/30/50/100 and now these model stop supply for market. We supply updated TS PLC models, more function, PLC control, stainless steel chimney and reasonable price. TS PLC model incinerator, included TS10(PLC) / TS20(PLC) / TS30(PLC) / TS50(PLC) / TS100(PLC).

Items	Specification
Model	TS10(PLC) / TS20(PLC) / TS30(PLC) / TS50(PLC) / TS100(PLC)
Main Product List	Double Combustion Chamber
	Smoke Filter Chamber
	PLC Mode Control Case
	Stainless Steel Chimney
	Italy oil/gas burner: 02 units
	Oil Tank (if oil fuel)

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Mine Spews Toxic Fumes: NWT Air Regulations Not in Place

May 18, 2021 by hiclover 0 Comments #incinerator, #incinerators, #waste, #waste-incinerator

Snap Lake Mine, 220 kilometres northeast of Yellowknife, where elevated levels of dioxins and furans were pumped into the air. | Photo Fire Prevention Services

Last July, two incinerators at De Beers’ Snap Lake Mine were belching out clouds of black smoke, one sending an average of 65 times the accepted national limit of cancer-causing toxins into the air.

The hugely elevated levels of dioxins and furans — released when plastic is burned or garbage is not fully incinerated — were recorded during a four-day “stack test.” According to the World Health Organization, “dioxins are highly toxic and can cause reproductive and developmental problems, damage the immune system, interfere with hormones and also cause cancer.” The Canada-Wide Standards recommends emission levels for dioxins and furans not exceed 80 picograms per cubic metre. The company contracted to do the testing at Snap Lake found that one of the mine’s incinerators was emitting 6.5 times the acceptable limit, while the other incinerator was emitting a whopping 65 times the acceptable limit (5,220 picograms per cubic metre on average, as

 

It’s unclear how long this was going on for, though the report noted the problem was clearly visible: “Black opaque smoke was noted for all tests early in the incineration cycle.”

De Beers did not respond to EDGE’s request for an interview by the time of publication. However, according to a letter from De Beers’ Environment and Permitting Superintendent, Alexandra Hood, sent to the GNWT and Environment Canada in January, the root cause of the problem was “not following standardized work practices,” and running the incinerators, which were only installed in 2013, at too low a temperature.

Since flunking the test, De Beers has retrained staff, rewritten operating procedures and brought in new policy to shut down the incinerators if they’re not meeting the correct temperatures (if it’s safe to do so), according to Hood’s letter. An inspection of the Snap Lake incinerators by a GNWT Lands Officer in March suggests De Beers has ameliorated the problem, at least in part: “No concerns were noted during this inspection,” it states, and “the west incinerator which was burning waste at the time of inspection was emitting clear exhaust gas with no black smoke coming from the stack.”

Whether or not sufficient steps have been taken, however, won’t be known for years: the next stack test is not scheduled until 2019, according to a source close to the issue wishing to remain anonymous.

No GNWT regulation

The fact that, for an undetermined period of time around July 2014, the Snap Lake incinerators were pumping out unacceptable levels of toxic emissions is troublesome in itself. But it points to a much larger problem in the territory; the GNWT does not regulate emissions, require companies to meet the CWS, or mandate stack testing. (The Mackenzie Valley Land and Water Board, likewise, does not regulate air emissions.)

At several points in her letter, Hood notes the lack of regulation, claiming De Beers “will conform with any regulatory requirements regarding incinerator stack testing once enabling legislation is developed and approved in the NWT.”

Without legislation in place, there is nothing to force De Beers or other groups using incinerators (i.e. every single mine in the territory), to keep their emissions at a safe level or undertake stack testing on a regular basis. Each mine has an Air Quality and Emissions Management Plan as part of its environmental agreement, but these plans only dictate reporting requirements, not actual emission targets. And while Hood claims “deficiencies, as measured against the Canada Wide Standards, will be managed through adaptive management and continuous improvement by De Beers,” there’s little government oversight of this “continuous improvement” and no fines or other mechanisms to force polluting companies to remedy their ways.

This problem has been going on for years. According to a Canadian Press report from 2011, the scientific journal Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management found sediments in a lake near the Ekati Mine that had levels of dioxins and furans 10 times higher than those collected from an uncontaminated lake. The same report cited a 2007 study commissioned by Environment Canada which suggested “extensive, uncontrolled burning of wastes could result in substantial accumulations of dioxins and furans in the local ecosystem, some of which will persist for some 8½ years at levels approaching those considered to be of toxicological concern.”

“In most cases we’re below the level that health agencies would (watch) for…” the study continues, “but we’re getting there. And if you have more incinerators and more burning, you may well exceed those levels.”

The GNWT’s Department of Environment and Natural resources did not return EDGE’s request for comment on the lack of regulation.

Why no regulation?

Back in 2001, the GNWT did sign on to the Canada-Wide Standards of dioxins and furans with all other provinces and territories (except Quebec) as part of a national Accord on Environmental Harmonization.

The document says: “Parties are required to take measures to reduce total releases from anthropogenic sources of dioxins, furans… with the goal of their continuing minimization and where feasible (technically and socio-economically), ultimate elimination.” However, it adds, “each jurisdiction will determine the exact means of ensuring compliance” – basically defanging the document by letting provinces and territories renege on their commitment with no repercussions.

Other jurisdictions have taken proactive steps, bringing in legislation to regulate emissions in line with the CWS. The GNWT has not. They did bring in guidelines for managing biomedical waste in 2005, but they have been unwilling to regulate incinerators at mine sites. Their reason? The “waste incinerators operating at remote industrial sites within the NWT… are located on federal crown land and are not regulated by the Government of the Northwest Territories,” says a report from 2009.

This may have been true in 2009, but post-devolution it’s no longer the case. Since April of last year, the mines are on land managed by the GNWT, yet there have been no moves from legislators to start regulating toxic emissions from mine or other industrial incinerators. The last time the issue was discussed in the legislative assembly in 2011, Weledeh MLA Bob Bromley said a “loophole in environmental rules is allowing a growing number of unregulated waste incinerators to release extremely toxic chemicals into the land and water.” He suggested, “when we take on new powers, we must be ready to move with new law.”

Devolution has come, and incinerators are still operating in an unregulated environment. With all the talk of fracking and opening up new mining projects in the territory, it’s now time, more than ever, for the GNWT to get its act together.

 

from: https://edgeyk.com/article/mine-spews-toxic-fumes-nwt-air-regulations-not-in-place/