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Dual Combustion Chamber Design: Features primary combustion and secondary oxygenation for thorough waste processing.
Integrated Emissions Control: Equipped with a flue gas treatment and biochemical dust removal system.
Automated Operation: Integrates feeding, screening, drying, incineration, and ash removal into a streamlined control system.
Durable Refractory Lining: Constructed with acid-resistant fireclay brick, high-alumina refractory, and multi-layer insulation.
Flexible Configurations: Available in rotary kiln, fixed grate, or gasification pyrolysis setups depending on application requirements.
Feature | Advantage | Buyer Benefit |
|---|---|---|
Dual combustion chambers (up to 1100°C) with >2s flue gas residence time | Ensures complete decomposition of unburned materials and harmful gases. | Reduces smoke and odor emissions, helping the cemetery meet strict environmental monitoring requirements. |
Downward-sloping grate with staggered movement | Continuously pushes and turns waste through drying, combustion, and burnout zones. | Maximizes burning efficiency and prevents incomplete combustion of bundled sacrificial offerings. |
Automated control system | Minimizes manual intervention during the disposal process. | Lowers operational labor costs and improves safety for facility staff. |
Primary Combustion Chamber Temperature | 500°C - 800°C |
Secondary Combustion Chamber Temperature | 900°C - 1100°C |
Flue Gas Residence Time | >2 seconds |
Outer Shell Material | Carbon structural steel / Heat-resistant steel plate |
Inner Lining Material | Acid-resistant fireclay brick and high-alumina refractory |
Insulation Material | Pearl rock and aluminum silicate fiber felt |
Available Configurations | Rotary kiln, Fixed grate, Gasification pyrolysis |
Safety Features | Emergency safety valve on the secondary combustion chamber |
Cemetery and burial site sacrificial offerings incineration
Solid waste incineration
Processing Capacity: Please confirm the required processing capacity (e.g., kg/hour or tons/day) based on your facility's daily waste volume.
Dimensions & Footprint: Overall dimensions, footprint, and equipment weight can be provided upon request to ensure proper site installation.
Fuel Requirements: Specify your preferred auxiliary burner fuel type (e.g., diesel, natural gas) during the inquiry process.
Certifications: Local environmental and safety certification requirements should be discussed prior to ordering to ensure compliance.
Q: What temperatures does the incinerator reach during operation?
A: The primary combustion chamber operates between 500°C and 800°C, while the secondary chamber reaches temperatures of 900°C to 1100°C to ensure thorough burnout.
Q: How does the system handle smoke and emissions?
A: It utilizes a dual-chamber design with a flue gas residence time of over 2 seconds, combined with an integrated flue gas treatment and biochemical dust removal system to help meet environmental monitoring requirements.
Q: What materials are used for the incinerator's internal lining?
A: The interior is constructed with an acid-resistant fireclay brick lining and a high-alumina refractory inner layer, insulated with pearl rock and aluminum silicate fiber felt for optimal heat retention.
To receive a detailed proposal, please submit your specific application requirements, expected processing capacity, and preferred equipment configuration. Details regarding dimensions, fuel types, and technical specifications can be confirmed during your inquiry.
