waste-incinerator

TECHNICAL INCINERATORS SPECIFICATIONS FOR 2 hospitals   All the incinerators to be supplied and installed must meet the Government of Kenya waste Management Regulation 2006 in particular 3rdschedule regulation (26, 47) pertaining classification, standards, criteria, and procedure for installing/operating incinerators as authored by the National Environmental Management and Coordination (waste management) regulation 2006, legal notice … Read more

1) Policy – Waste disposal management shall be taken special note to reduce hospital infection. – Infections wastes shall be handled, stored strictly and burnt by a incinerator found at hospital site.   2) Waste Disposal Plan a)Classification – Medical wastes in hospital are classified as follows;   Infections Waste Specially-controlled waste Organ, needle, etc. Industrial waste … Read more

“PYROLYTIC” combustion, by controlling the gasification of waste The incinerator manufacturer must prevent the discharge of black smoke and dust that is fine, during the loadings. It shall have the ability to decrease the quantity of wastes by 98%. It shall have the ability to hold emission in the next burn with gas residence of … Read more

The incinerator plant shall incorporate a control panel for its operation. On the control panel we shall have a visual screen of the chamber temperatures. This visual display must control and monitor the incinerator along with his performance. Ability of destruction in weight shall be 60 Kg/h. It should be able to operate not less … Read more

Petrol: diesel   Consumption: 8-10liter/hour   Capacity: to cremate (carrion and spoils) 350-400kg/hour   Temperature: 900-1350?C   Operation temperature: -30~40?C   Incinerator weight: 1800-2000 kg   Volume: 0.70-0.80m/cube   Exterior dimension: 1.4-1.6*1.0-1.15m (L*W) An incinerator represents a comprehensive solution to the problem of disposal of all hospital waste types. The liquid gas is petrol. The … Read more

Complete combustion converts waste into inert bottom ash with minimal production of smoke, fly ash and toxic gases. Several factors influence this process including the heating value, wetness and chemical makeup of the waste itself, operating conditions in the burn chamber (i.e. temperature, holding time and turbulence) and operator skill. The method used is important … Read more

NB.: Civil works and some other relevant services for the installation and training of operators must be included in the incinerator’s cost. 22. Process Filtering system: Scruber to be mentionned as discretionary 23. 25. The technical training of operators will have to be supplied and given by a technician from Specification for the shelter of … Read more

18.     A room of post combustion of gases * A burner of combustion of gases, ?     ?     Nature: 65% of Al203 * A device of air inlet of cooling of waste gases, ?     . Nature: 42 percent of Al203 ?     * Carcass in solid sheet steel with support of connection. … Read more

d’inspection 7)Volume chambre postcombustion                                                                   2.1 m3 Est dimensionnée pour pouvoir  garantir  un temps de fumée de 2 secondes à 1100°C avec un pourcentage d’oxygène libre d’au moins 6%. ? Soupape de régulation de l’air motorisé selon les stages de cycle de fonctionnement et de la température 5. CHAMBRE DE POST COMBUSTION ? Affichage des  températures  … Read more