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· Configured with a primary gasification chamber, secondary combustion chamber, and burnout chamber.
· Utilizes 0#, -10#, or -20# light diesel depending on ambient temperature conditions.
· Requires the secondary combustion temperature to reach 600°C before primary burner startup.
· Equipped with an emergency shutdown switch and manual ignition controls.
· Includes a flue gas purification chamber with replaceable Ca(OH)2 filter bricks.
Feature | Advantage | Buyer Benefit |
Medical waste loading should not exceed 80% of the combustion chamber area and should stay more than 30 cm from the burner flame outlet. | Provides a defined loading limit and clearance from the burner flame outlet to reduce obstruction during operation. | Helps operators understand the batch-loading procedure before evaluating the equipment for procurement. |
The secondary combustion temperature should rise to 600°C before starting the incineration burner of the primary gasification chamber. | Gives a clear startup sequence involving secondary combustion temperature before primary gasification chamber burner startup. | Supports assessment of operator workflow and temperature-control requirements during incinerator startup. |
The incinerator operation instructions specify 0#, -10#, or -20# light diesel according to ambient temperature. | Identifies the applicable diesel grades for different temperature conditions. | Helps buyers check local fuel availability before purchase planning. |
The flue gas purification chamber uses Ca(OH)2 filter bricks, with replacement suggested around 12 months. | Provides a defined consumable maintenance item in the flue gas purification chamber. | Helps maintenance teams plan replacement intervals for purification chamber filter bricks. |
Ash cleaning should be done after 8 hours of cooling, and the burnout dust-removal chamber should be cleaned every 2 to 3 months. | Gives practical maintenance timing for ash handling and chamber cleaning. | Helps buyers estimate routine maintenance tasks and operator responsibilities. |
Fuel Type | 0#, -10#, or -20# light diesel (depending on ambient temperature) |
Loading Limit | Maximum 80% of the total combustion chamber area per batch |
Burner Clearance | Waste must be kept more than 30 cm away from the burner flame outlet |
Secondary Chamber Startup Temp | 600°C (before starting primary gasification chamber burner) |
Minimum Incineration Time | Not less than 1 hour (when waste quantity is small) |
Ash Cleaning Cooling Time | 8 hours after incineration completion |
Purification Material | Ca(OH)2 filter bricks |
· Incineration of medical waste.
· Loading and incineration of bagged medical waste.
· Capacity & Dimensions: Rated medical waste treatment capacity per hour/batch, combustion chamber volume, overall dimensions, and equipment weight must be confirmed before purchase.
· Compliance & Emissions: Emission treatment configuration, emission limits, and applicable certifications or regulatory compliance documents are not provided and should be verified according to local regulations.
· Power & Fuel: Power supply requirements, motor power, and fuel consumption rates need to be confirmed based on specific application requirements.
· Commercial Terms: Warranty terms, lead time, MOQ, packaging methods, and price details can be confirmed during inquiry.
Q: What type of fuel is required for this incinerator?
A: The equipment uses 0#, -10#, or -20# light diesel, depending on ambient temperature conditions.
Q: What is the recommended maintenance schedule for the filter bricks?
A: The Ca(OH)2 filter bricks in the flue gas purification chamber are suggested for replacement approximately every 12 months.
Q: How should the equipment be cooled down before ash cleaning?
A: Ash cleaning should be performed after the incineration has been completed for 8 hours and the ash temperature has dropped. The fan must not be cut off immediately after shutdown, as it requires continued operation for cooling.
To confirm if this medical waste incinerator meets your project requirements, please submit your required treatment capacity, local emission compliance standards, and installation space dimensions. Product specifications and configuration options can be further confirmed during your inquiry.
