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1. f) Alarms
2. i) The unit should have visual or audible alarms to warn operators of any system fault that may cause unsafe or

erroneous results.

1. ii) Audible and/or visual indicators should activate when the display reading reaches and remains at the alarm limit.

iii) All alarms should be fully explained in the operator’s manual.

1. g) Audible Alarms
2. i) Audible alarms should be distinct and easily identified.
3. ii) Audible alarms should be enabled when the unit is turned on (i.e., the default volume should not be set to OFF)

and should be clearly audible at any volume setting.

iii) If the alarm volume is adjustable, it should not be possible to turn the volume down so low that it is not likely

to be heard.

1. iv) Although an audible-alarm silence is acceptable, the alarm must recur automatically if the condition is not

corrected.

1. v) If an alarm is silenced, a visual display should clearly indicate which alarm is disabled.

1. h) Visual Alarms
2. i) Visual alarms should be easy to identify.

2-85       Section VI. Requirements

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1. i) Patient and operator safety and system performance should not be adversely affected by fluid spills.
2. ii) If the unit is affected, it should fail safely.

1. c) Overcurrent Protection
2. i) Loss of power to other equipment on the same branch circuit due to internal equipment faults should be

prevented by using fuses or circuit breakers that are clearly labeled and easy to replace or reset.

1. ii) If fuses are used, a spare fuse should be provided in a labeled holder located next to the main fuse holder.

Permanent markings near each fuse holder should indicate fuse ratings.

1. d) Line Voltage Variation
2. i) The unit should operate satisfactorily at line voltages from -12.5% to +8%

of the nominal line voltage of 220Volts.

12. ii) The unit should not be damaged by voltages from -21% to +12.5% of the nominal line voltage of 220Volts.

1. e) Electromagnetic Interference (EMI)
2. i) The unit’s performance should not be affected by EMI radiated or conducted through the power lines from another

device.

1. ii) If the unit is affected, it should fail safely.

incinerator for medical waste

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR ENGINE OF INCINERATION
CAPACITY OF INCINERATION 30KG / H

1. GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS:

The incinerator for medical waste must be designated for the destruction of all types of waste produced by the Center for Health (waste type hospital, clinic, medical laboratory for destructive capacity of 30kg / h) .

Pyrolytic gasification combustion control shall:

? Prevent development of black smoke and dust formation tine loading of waste;
? Provide regular and complete combustion of the waste;
? Provide controlled guaranteeing the absence of color, cloud of smoke or burning odor;
? Allow limited fuel consumption

The incinerator with pyrolytic combustion must have:

a. Combustor:

– Chamber strong steel support legs sheet;
– The lining is made of refractory bricks and a thermal insulation ensuring a minimum temperature of the sheet;
– The sole combustion is composed of a refractory lining specially designed to meet the thermal, mechanical and corrosive liquid waste requirements and molten glass;
– The dimensions of the floor are equipped laterally primary air nozzles that fuel combustion;
– The hearth is equipped with a stirring system of waste combustion is controlled switch;
– The recovery operation of the ashes will take place once a day line before starting the day’s operation.

Composition of the refractory lining:
* Insulation:
– Operating temperature:             1000 ° C max
– Nature:                    Calcium Silicate
– Thickness:                    80 mm
* Refractory:
– Operating temperature:             1650 ° C max
– Nature:                    Refractory bricks with 42 alumina
– Thickness:                    110mm

Burner combustion:

– The combustion chamber is equipped with a burner to line to ensure correct temperature for the total destruction of waste combustion;
– Automatic monobloc burner and flame plunge equipped with an electronic ignition system and permanent ventilation.
Air fan:
– A primary air and secondary air fan provides the necessary oxygen delivery
– There is a motor operated valve that controls the flow according to the combustion.
– The pressure of the fan is 500 mm CE to pierce the mass of waste during combustion.

b. Post – combustion chamber:

– Treat the gas has a minimum temperature of 1100 ° C with a minimum residence time of two seconds the afterburner is to;
– A secondary air injection is expected and provides perfect oxygen content;
– The burner ensures a minimum temperature of 1100 ° C continuous;
– The design of this burner is similar to combustion burners;
– The afterburner is equipped with access doors in order to ensure regular cleaning of dust;
– The afterburner is lined with high thermal insulation with a thickness of 150 mm

c. Cabinet, control and regulation:
– The entire installation will conform to European standards (EU)
– The electrical power is 220V 50Hz single phase.
– Regulators of temperature with digital display:
? 1 to regulate the temperature of the combustion chamber
? 1 for controlling the temperature of the afterburner
? The manual controls are provided on each item.

2. PRODUCT DIMENSIONS

Description    Dimensions
Destructive capacity    30 Kg / hour
Operation    12h/24, 6d / 7
Fuel    diesel oil
Chimney    Height: 5m, Diameter: 280mm
Volume of combustion

chamber Combustion: 0.3 m3
Post combustion: 0.2m3
Mixed combustion chamber: 0.3m3
` TEMPERATURES:
. Combustion
. Afterburner
900 ° C
1100 ° C
POWER BURNER
Combustion
Afterburner

0.11 KW
0.11 KW0

Fan power    0.37 kW

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1. c) All manuals must be in English language.

9)  Each of the equipment supplied must be provided with user and technical manuals. Instructions on their usage,

storage and service must be clearly indicated in the manuals and where necessary, on the equipment.

10)Where applicable the following shall apply:

1. a) Electrical Safety
2. i) The unit should be provided with a line (power) cord of acceptable durability, quality, length, and ampacity

and should be secured with adequate strain reliefs.

1. ii) The unit should include, or the bidder or supplier should offer, power plugs that are sufficient for the maximum

voltage and current of the unit.

iii) The chassis should be grounded and grounding resistance should not exceed 0.15 ohm.

1. iv) If the unit is double insulated, it should be so labeled.
2. v) Electrical leakage current from the chassis of the unit should not exceed

500μA per IEC 601-1 b)  Effects of Fluids