Production and supply incinerator
 

Oil-fired waste incinerator

Advantages of high temperature incinerator:

It uses fuel injection and a lot of air intake.

Oil-fired waste incinerator Advantages:

It can handle a large number of dead livestock and poultry, chemical liquids and other hazardous materials.

Disadvantages of high temperature incinerator:

The energy consumption is huge, the exhaust gas emissions are large, the service life of the furnace is short, and the operating capital after purchase is unaffordable for ordinary towns.

In high-temperature incinerators, the flame directly contacts the garbage to form combustion at about 600-1100 degrees Celsius, which is exothermic.

High temperatures easily vaporize metals in garbage. Part of the vaporized metal is discharged with the air, and part of it settles in the ash, causing excessive heavy metals.

The garbage is violently oxidized at high temperatures and with the support of the blast, a large amount of dust (with dioxin substances) is discharged from the chimney.

High temperature will inevitably produce high pressure. In fact, operators of high-temperature garbage incinerators need strict training and obtain a national-level furnace certificate before they can operate high-temperature incinerators.

Oil-fired waste incinerator

Model  project

Daily processing capacity

Incineration capacity

200-300kg/bout
(Burning per day 3-6/bout)

Incinerator size/m
(L×B×H)

2.2×1.4×3.8

Garbage inlet size(mm)

900×1100

Induced draft fan

Power  1.1kwh

Combustion Support Burner(Estimated data)

Power    0.22kwh
Fuel consumption7-14m³/h×8=56-112m³

Secondary burner
(Estimated data)

Power  0.37kw
Fuel consumption15-26m³/h×8=120-208m³

Operating voltage

380V  /  220V

Weight Approx.(kg)

8000

Fuel consumption:  176-320m³   Diesel: 1m³( cubic meter) = 1000 liters