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Dual Chamber Design: Features primary and secondary combustion chambers for thorough waste processing.
High-Temperature Operation: Secondary chamber reaches temperatures of 900-1100°C with a gas residence time exceeding 2 seconds.
Automated Workflow: Integrated automatic feeding, screening, drying, incineration, and slag discharge.
Durable Construction: Built with a steel plate outer shell, acid-resistant refractory clay brick lining, and high-alumina refractory layers.
Multiple Configurations: Available in rotary kiln, fixed grate, and gasification pyrolysis models depending on application requirements.
Feature | Advantage | Buyer Benefit |
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Dual combustion chambers with secondary temperatures up to 1100°C and a gas residence time of over 2 seconds. | Ensures the complete breakdown of unburned harmful substances and hazardous particulate matter. | Provides safe, reliable, and environmentally compliant disposal of dangerous medical and hazardous waste. |
Integrated system for automatic feeding, screening, drying, incineration, and slag discharge. | Reduces the need for manual intervention and streamlines the entire incineration workflow. | Lowers operational labor costs and minimizes worker exposure to potentially infectious medical waste. |
Rotary kiln design featuring a continuously rotating horizontal cylindrical body. | Forces waste materials to turn over completely and mix thoroughly with combustion air. | Maximizes incineration efficiency, especially for hard-to-treat medical waste with high moisture content. |
Available Models | Rotary kiln incinerator, Fixed grate incinerator, Gasification pyrolysis incinerator |
Primary Chamber Temperature | 500-800°C (depending on model) |
Secondary Chamber Temperature | 900-1100°C (depending on model) |
Secondary Chamber Gas Residence Time | > 2 seconds |
Outer Shell Material | Steel plate / Heat-resistant steel plate |
Lining Material | Acid-resistant refractory clay brick, High-alumina refractory layer (Secondary chamber) |
Insulation Material | Perlite and aluminum silicate fiber felt |
Additional Systems | Smoke biochemical dust removal system, Gas generator for auxiliary ignition |
Medical waste incineration
Hazardous waste incineration
Solid and semi-solid waste incineration
Liquid waste incineration
High-moisture waste treatment
Processing Capacity: Please confirm your required daily processing capacity (e.g., kg/h or tons/day) to select the appropriate model.
Installation Requirements: Equipment dimensions and required installation footprint can be provided based on the specific model selected.
Utility Specifications: Power consumption and specific auxiliary fuel requirements should be verified during the inquiry process.
Compliance & Logistics: Details regarding local emission standard compliance, warranty terms, and shipping specifications can be confirmed upon request.
Q: What types of waste is this incinerator designed to process?
A: It is suitable for medical waste, hazardous waste, solid, semi-solid, liquid, and high-moisture waste treatment.
Q: What are the operating temperatures of the combustion chambers?
A: Depending on the model, the primary chamber operates between 500-800°C, while the secondary chamber reaches 900-1100°C.
Q: What incinerator models are available?
A: The system can be configured as a rotary kiln incinerator, fixed grate incinerator, or gasification pyrolysis incinerator based on your specific application requirements.
To receive a detailed technical proposal, please submit your specific waste types, required processing capacity, and installation site requirements. Our team will assist in configuring the appropriate incinerator model for your project.