1) minimum with a burning area (kiln) of at least 2.8 m3   (KG/Hour is not the driving factor)

2) Large – Must reach 1300 degree temperature or higher and approved for medical waste burning and be capable of burning > 4 m3 of materials at one time (the Hurikan 500 incinerator model or equivalent).
– fully EU legislation ABPR 1069/2009 compliant and for efficiency and clean emissions

Construction:
Mild steel welded fabrication consisting of sheet steel and structural section supports and bracings. Articulated trailer supplied in compliance with the country of destination.

Lining:
Primary chamber – Consists of a monolithic high grade refractory concrete with high grade insulation backing, . Utilising a refractory hearth or equivalent for continuous ash removal.

Secondary Chamber – Consists of high density, low thermal mass refractory ceramic fibre with an innovative low emissivity protective coating.

the streets of the Royal Trails neighborhood were lined with new large tan bins, two per household. Two trailers loaded with dozens of bulky containers drove off as four workers delivered the new recycling and trash carts last week to Lake residents..

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The process has been a longtime coming. After dumping a controversial contract that used a garbage incinerator, county officials decided to change to a “1-1-1” collection system. The new 7-year contract offers residents in unincorporated Lake an option of three different-sized trash and recycling carts — 95, 65 and 35 gallons — at no additional cost.

Homeowners will receive a 95-gallon cart for trash and a 65-gallon cart for recyclables. The once-a-week trash, once-a-week recycling and once-a-week yard-waste pickup collection begins Oct. 6.

Skip McCall, Lake’s solid waste division manager, said the transition process has been smooth sailing so far, although some residents were concerned about the cart sizes.

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“You can mix the sizes of your carts,” he said. “We try to make it as user-friendly as possible.”

He said he encourages residents to test the new carts for a few weeks before opting to change the sizes.

“Trash is a very sensitive topic to talk about,” he said. “We try to give the residents options so we’re not telling them, ‘this is what you have to have.'”

The new garbage and recycling carts will be collected with trucks equipped with an automated arm, which will save money by cutting the number of workers needed per truck from three to one, McCall said. He said officials hope to increase the county’s recycling rate from 8 percent to about 25 percent during the first year.

“Our recycling percentage is very low within this county. A lot of that is attributed to everything in the past, having to go to the incinerator,” McCall said. “The more we’re able to recycle, that means our disposal cost at the landfill is going to be less.”

Last year, county commissioners voted in favor of hauling trash to a Sumter landfill operated by ACMS Inc. over continuing with the Okahumpka incinerator, which was used since 1988 and required the county to supply 163,000 tons of garbage a year. Commissioner Leslie Campione argued against the change, saying the county could have saved money with other options, including sticking with incinerator owner Covanta Energy, which proposed a $25 million recycling facility.

Officials started issuing the new trash and recycling carts in August to the 67,040 residential units affected and held 24 community meetings to inform residents of the changes. Residents may switch trash and recycling cart sizes at no charge through April 1. Extra garbage carts are available for $60 and the additional disposal cost will be charged to homeowners’ tax bills.

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Incinerator for hospital waste management with the following features:

• In high temperatures (pyrolytic incinerator two chambers with temperatures ranging from 950 º C to 1320 º C;

• Ability to destruction of 400 to 600kg per hour;

• Capable of destroying microorganisms;

• Drain ash;

• Drain needle and glass crusher;

• Porch with tap water for hand washing and decontamination;

• Observe the issue of environmental quality standards, emissions fluent and regulation on the issue of waste;install large incinerator to one of the biggest veterinary hospital in KSA so if you will support us with one unit (large incinerator) and environmental with onsite training , the capacity for the unit is 2000 Kg for cattle , horses and farm animals also suitable to all animal waste types , we need it diesel fired . OES-Industrial MultiWaste Incinerator System (Solid/Liquid)

Scope of the Work:
Design, installation and commissioning of multi industrial waste incinerator.
Capacity: 315 KG/HOUR SOLID WASTE/ OR 200 LITRES/HOUR LIQUID WASTE (with dual chamber system)
1st chamber-870 Deg.C – 900 Deg.C
2nd chamber-1000 deg.C – 1200 Deg.C

Sources Of The Wastes
The following types of wastes can be treated by using incinerator.
a). bio medical waste/pharmaceutical waste
b). solid chemical waste/textile industries waste
c). liquid chemical waste
d). dyes and intermediate waste
e). organic chemical waste
f). liquid ink waste/acidic residue
g). insecticides/herbicides/pesticides
h). fungicide waste
i). ethanolamine
j). amino ethanol
k). mono ethanolamine
l). ETA,MEA waste
m). wastes after treatment of chemicals in etp plant.
n). mixed liquor waste water
o). alcoholic waste.
p). agricultural liquid chemical waste.
q). sludge mix liquid
r). slurry/adhesive/grease/powder coating wastes.
s). semi solid liquid chemical waste
t). bulk dry chemical waste.
u). pharma chemical wastes.
v). solvent chemicals/paint wastes/used glass beads
w). used tires.
x). used cotton rags
y). contaminated plastics/resin wastes.
Scope of Work:
Incinerate all types of liquid/solid hazardous/chemical/non hazardous wastes avaliable in the industries with proper scrubbing system with standard emission rates.
The dual stage incinerator helps to burn the waste in two stages , first at a medium temperature of 870- 900 Deg C and the second stage at 1200 deg C
Producing ash and Gaseous fumes which are treated with cyclone type wet scrubber and caustic scrubber to produce air with pollutants in the permitted range and Non hazardous ash mainly inorganic salts.

Incinerator utilities
Incinerator should have following criteria:
Metallic seal structure with ceramic insulation to avoid heat  radiation and control radiant temperature
Advanced gas treatment system to avoid emission of toxic gases (scrubbing system).
Low consumption high efficiency compact automatic burning system.
Low running and maintenance costs
Fully automatic and simple to operate control panel
Afterburner Preheat
Dense refractory concrete lining rated at 1600 C
Solid Hearth to allow maximum Burnout
Large Top opening lid for easy loading
Wide door for ash removal
Optional Stainless Steel Casing
Heat recovery option