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Regular model incinerator for market with burning rate from 10kgs to 500kgs per hour and we always proposal customer send us their require details, like waste material, local site fuel and power supply, incinerator operation time, etc, so we can proposal right model or custom made with different structure or dimensions.
Incinerator Model YD-100 is a middle scale incineration machine for many different usage: for a middle hospital sickbed below 500 units, for all small or big size family pets (like Alaskan Malamute Dog), for community Municipal Solid Waste Incineration, etc. The primary combustion chamber volume is 1200Liters (1.2m3) and use diesel oil or natural gas fuel burner original from Italy.

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Solid waste incinerator, productivity 100kg/h placed in a container.  Dimensions: 2,45×12,2m and 2,9m in height.  
Operates natural gas with the pressure of 0.005 MPa and consumption of 0,21-0,23 m3 per kg of waste. Installed power C 55 kW. Total 3 units.
Fuel capacity:200l or more
Incinerator has a temperature monitoring system in place
Wet scrubber capable of removing sulpur dioxide in the fumes
Water capacity of 2000l or more
Incinerator temeprature above 950 degree celsius
Incinerator used a dual chamber system for incinerator
Capacity per hour at least 25kg
1. A combustion chamber :
a. watertight door for manual loading of waste.
b . A burner start is limited to inflammation of waste .
2. A camera post-combustion gases :
a. burner combustion , low power .
b . An injection device air for total recombustion of the gases .
c . An input device cooling air of the combustion gases.
d . A smoke evacuation duct .
 
3. A control panel ensuring complete combustion cycle .
 
The incinerator meets as indicated on waste incineration .
They will not burn plastics, packaging except that the amount so small that gases need not receive any treatment, secondary combustion chamber to 1100C handles everything ..
 
Water waste incinerator, productivity up to 3m3/h and placed in a modular building. Dimensions: 8,2×5,9m and 5m in height. 
Operates natural gas with the pressure of 0,016 MPa and consumption of 0,35m3 / kg of drainage. Installed power C 35 kW. Total 1 unit.

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We have a 70 bed hospital in namibia. however there is a potential of getting customers from other local doctors.
a small incinerators (ex. please see attached) for some empty chemical bags. Can you please provide me with some details information about these type of incinerators (small scale). a pet incinerator for the cremation of dogs and cats. It will be single use of each pet seperately.Initially we are planning to start this Pilot Project with the National Hospital, to convince the Ministry Officials and on its success to take this project to the Teaching Hospitals, District and Base Hospitals in the Country.municipality need 4 crematory machine for cadavers. I need some information about  price ,  kine of energy for activation ,toxic emission,The incinerator we are looking should be with the advantages of Heat recycling system, utilization of hot water, etc. Capacity – 150-200 kgs/hr and with International standards.get more information about the Pet Cremation Equipment, specially for dogs and cats.

U.S. needs to rethink Ebola infection controls, says CDC chief

A member of the CG Environmental HazMat team disinfects the entrance to the residence of a health worker at the Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital who has contracted Ebola in Dallas
Medical experts need to rethink how highly infectious diseases are handled in the United States, a U.S. health official said on Monday, after a Dallas nurse contracted Ebola despite wearing protective gear while caring for a dying Liberian patient.

As an outbreak of the deadly virus spread beyond West Africa, hospitals and nursing associations across the United States were taking a closer look at how prepared they were to handle such infections.

“We have to rethink the way we address Ebola infection control. Even a single infection is unacceptable,” Dr. Thomas Frieden, director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, told reporters. “The care of Ebola is hard. We’re working to make it safer and easier.”

Frieden said health authorities are still investigating how the nurse became infected while caring for Thomas Eric Duncan in an isolation ward at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital.

Duncan died last week and the nurse is the first person to contract the virus on U.S. soil, taking concerns about containing its spread to new heights.

The infected nurse is Nina Pham, 26, according to a Sunday school teacher at the church where her family worships and through a public records check of her address. Attempts to reach her family were not immediately successful.

The family was in shock when it learned the young woman had contracted Ebola, said Tom Ha, a close friend of the Pham family who is also a Bible studies teacher at the Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church in Fort Worth.

“The mother was crying, very upset,” he told Reuters.

The Dallas nurse is “clinically stable,” Frieden said, and the CDC is monitoring others involved in Duncan’s care in case they show symptoms of the virus.

Frieden also apologized for remarks on Sunday, when the nurse’s infection was first disclosed, that suggested she was responsible for a breach in protocols that exposed her to the virus. Some healthcare experts said the comments failed to address deep gaps in training hospital staff to deal with Ebola. [ID:nL2N0S8014]

“I’m sorry if that was the impression given,” Frieden said. He said the agency would take steps to increase the awareness of Ebola at the nation’s hospitals and training for staff.

The Texas Nurses Association defended Pham in a statement, saying it was wrong to assume the nurse was to blame.

“The facts are not known about how the nurse in Dallas was exposed,” the association stated. “It is incorrect to assume that the nurse failed to follow protocols.”

At his news conference, Frieden said some changes in procedures had already been put into effect, including having staff monitor those putting on and taking off protective gear, and retraining staff on how to do so safely.

He said other steps were being considered including new types of protective clothing and possibly spraying down staff with solutions that could kill the virus if someone were to become contaminated.

Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said in an interview with ABC that officials should consider sending Ebola patients only to a few “containment” hospitals.

President Barack Obama was briefed by Frieden and senior members of the administration about the second Dallas case and stressed that “lessons learned” from the CDC’s investigation should be shared with hospitals and healthcare workers across the country, the White House said.

Obama also spoke separately with U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon and with French President Francois Hollande about international efforts to contain the outbreak and to provide treatment centers in affected African nations.

A brief scare at Boston’s Logan International Airport caused emergency crews in protective gear to remove five passengers with flu-like symptoms from Emirates flight 237 from Dubai, but the CDC later said there was no Ebola threat.

EBOLA WASTE A CONCERN

Meanwhile, Louisiana’s top law enforcement official said he was granted a temporary restraining order to prevent the personal items of Duncan, who died on Wednesday, from being buried in a local landfill after being incinerated.

Louisiana Attorney General Buddy Caldwell said material collected from Duncan and the Dallas apartment where he was staying was taken to Port Arthur, Texas, on Friday to be incinerated. From there the incinerated material was to have gone to a hazardous waste landfill in Louisiana.

“There are too many unknowns at this point, and it is absurd to transport potentially hazardous Ebola waste across state lines,” Caldwell said in a statement after the restraining order was granted.

According to CDC guidelines, the Ebola virus does not survive on materials that have been incinerated.

The current Ebola outbreak is the worst on record and has killed more than 4,000 people, mostly in West Africa’s Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea. Duncan, a Liberian, was exposed to Ebola in his home country and developed the disease while visiting the United States.

Ebola, which can cause fever, vomiting and diarrhea, spreads through contact with bodily fluids such as blood or saliva.

The infection of the Dallas nurse is the second known to have occurred outside West Africa since the outbreak that began in March. It follows that of a nurse’s aide in Spain who helped treat a missionary from Sierra Leone, who died of the virus.

Officials said Pham’s pet dog, a 1-year-old King Charles Spaniel, would be kept safe while its owner was in the hospital. That contrasts with the dog of the health worker in Spain that was euthanized out of fear the animal could spread the disease, prompting protests from animal rights activists.

(Additional reporting by Julie Steenhuysen in Chicago, Jonathan Kaminsky in New Orleans, Marice Richter in Dallas and Roberta Rampton in Washington; Writing by Jon Herskovitz and Ken Wills; Editing by Michele Gershberg and Lisa Shumaker; Editing by Andrew Hay and Tom Brown)

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hazardous and biomedical waste

The role of municipal governments is important in the proper local management of solid waste. Under the Nunavut Land Claims

Agreement, municipalities are entitled to control their own municipal disposal sites. Local environmental and safety

standards are determined, in part, by how the land is designated under municipal government development plans (i.e. land use

zoning).  Solid waste may be deposited into municipal landfill sites only with the consent of the local government. The local

fire department may also be called upon if a fire or other public safety issue is identified.

Solid waste incinerators are engineered systems that are capable of routinely achieving burn temperatures in excess of 1000oC

and a holding time of at least one second. Properly designed and operated incinerators are able to effectively and safely

destroy a wide range of waste.  Only incinerators designed for burning mixed municipal solid waste are discussed in the

guideline. The incineration of

hazardous and biomedical waste and sewage sludge requires specific equipment, operational controls and training that are

beyond the scope of the current document.

There are four basic types of incinerators. They vary based upon the number of burn chambers they have, the amount of air

provided to each chamber and how waste is fed into the primary burn chamber.

hazardous waste, biomedical waste

Dual-Chamber Starved    The primary burn chamber receives less air than is needed to achieve full
Air System    combustion. Gases from this incomplete combustion then pass into a second burn chamber where sufficient air

is injected and complete combustion is achieved.

Single Chamber Excess    More than a sufficient amount of air (as much as 50% more than the amount
Air System    of air needed) is injected into the single burn chamber to achieve complete combustion of the waste.

Continuous Feed    An incineration process that is in a continuous burn cycle.  A continuous feed
Incinerator    incinerator operates without interruption throughout the operating hours of the facility by having waste

continually added to the primary burn chamber.

Batch Feed Incinerator    An incineration process that is not in a continuous or mass burning cycle.  A batch feed incinerator

is charged with a discrete quantity or single load of waste at the beginning of the burn cycle.

Batch feed dual-chamber controlled air incinerators currently operate at several remote industrial locations in northern

Canada and Alaska.  Although they are generally considered to have the highest qualities of all the incinerators and open

burning methods mentioned, they must be designed for the type and quantity of waste to be burned. Too little heat and holding

time will not allow waste to burn properly; too much heat will damage the incinerator.

Figure 5 illustrates the design of a typical batch feed dual-chamber controlled air incinerator. The main features of this

type of incinerator are:

Batch operation allows greater control of temperature and air throughout the burn process. Air turbulence can be reduced in

the primary chamber so fewer particulates are released into the air from the stack.
Although a wide range of wastes can be destroyed, waste may have to be segregated and remixed in order to achieve a

uniform heating value close to the design point of the incinerator.
Externally supplied fuel and electricity are needed for the burners and forced air ventilation. A properly operating dual-

chamber controlled air system will reduce problems with animal attraction as the production of bottom and fly ash and smoke

is minimized.

Section 2.3.2 is intended to provide the reader with a brief introduction to incinerators. It is not intended to provide

information suitable for the design, selection or operation of an incineration system. Any person considering the purchase of

an incineration system should first consult the system’s manufacturer or other qualified persons with expertise in the

incineration of solid waste.

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