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Model |
CA100 |
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Waste Treatment |
Waste Incineration Treatment |
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Feed Capacity |
Average 100 kgs per feed |
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Burning Rate |
Average 100 kgs per hour |
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Burning Time per Feed |
Average 1 hour |
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Control Mode |
PLC(Programmable Logic Controller Incinerator) |
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Voltage |
220V |
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Power |
0.7Kw |
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Fuel |
Diesel oil |
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Burner |
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Feed Mode |
Manual |
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Temperature Monitor |
Digital Display |
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Fuel consumption (Oil) |
Average 16.6 Kgs/Hour |
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Internal Dimensions |
100x80x |
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External Dimensions |
230 x 130 x |
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Waste combustion chamber |
560Liters |
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Post Combustion Chamber |
280Liters |
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Oil Tank Capacity |
200 Liters |
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Door Opening |
70 x |
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Chimney |
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Gross Weight |
4500kgs |
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Chamber Material |
Firebrick ,Refractory Concrete |
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Max. Heat Value |
166,000Kcal/Hr. |
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Operation Technical Specifications |
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Solid Chamber temperature |
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Gas Chamber temperature |
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Chamber Anti-Rate |
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Residency time |
2.0 Sec. |
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Burning efficiency |
＞98% |
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Waste Lower Calorific Power |
3000Kcal |
Human organs
Human tissues
Majority of Cancer treatment wastes
Majority of Pharmaceuticals
The proposed incinerator units must be complete and include all of the key features listed below and all of the associated support services and interconnections
The forecasted feedstock loads, and daily loading rates are generally summarized as
• Mixed general, clinical and incinerable hazardous wastes with a wide range of calorific values and densities. The majority of the wastes will be of a general municipal nature, with up to 15% by volume of medical wastes and up to 5% by volume of incinerable hazardous wastes. The content of the combustible matter will be above 60% and moisture content below 30%. The wastes will be crudely pre-mixed by selective loading from different waste streams prior to incinerator loading.
• Wastes either small enough to fit within a 60 litre waste sack or broken up or shredded to less than 300mm in size.
• Operation on a daytime shift basis, 5 days per week.
The incinerator units shall include a temperature based electronic combustion control system that utilizes temperature and other data to inform automated or programmed cycling through the standard burn cycle: pre-heat, burn with waste addition, burn completion, cool-down. The system shall be capable of varying auxiliary fuel and air supply in both combustion chambers to achieve optimum combustion conditions. As far as practicable, the incinerator shall be of a plug and play type for ease of installation and commissioning in remote locations.
“The control system shall have a separate push button-based work station, which shall be located adjacent to the loading bay and protected from weather and impact damage. The system shall allow for rapid and straightforward intervention by the operator if the automatic system is not achieving the desired results during a burn cycle.
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• An 8 hour daily operating cycle of ash removal, pre-heat and burn with continuous loading if required. The automated burn completion and cool down cycle will take place overnight.
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