5-ton/day household waste incinerator

5-ton/day household waste incineratorAdopting mature incineration technology and equipment to process various animal carcasses, feces, medical solid waste, and laboratory solid waste, this equipment has the following major characteristics:
Well designed and occupying a small area; Easy to operate and maintain; Energy conservation, safety and reliability; Low price and long operating life. The equipment has excellent craftsmanship and consistent quality, fully realizing the "harmless, non quantitative, and stable" treatment of solid waste. It is an ideal equipment for safe disposal of solid waste in various types of farms, livestock farms, veterinary hospitals, zoos, and laboratories.

5-ton/day household waste incineratorThe composition includes:
The furnace body includes a primary combustion chamber, a secondary combustion chamber, a cyclone dust collector, a chimney, a flue, a piping system, a high-pressure blower, a secondary pressure induced draft fan, a primary combustion machine, a secondary combustion machine, an electrical control cabinet, a temperature display device, a detection device, etc.

Process flow and brief description:
The waste is manually input into the primary combustion chamber of the furnace body, and automatically temperature controlled to start primary combustion. According to the principle of combustion three T (temperature, time, vortex), it is fully oxidized, pyrolyzed, and burned in the combustion chamber of the furnace body. The smoke generated by incineration enters the secondary combustion chamber, and harmful substances that have not been completely burned in the smoke are further destroyed in the secondary combustion chamber. In order to decompose unburned substances and meet emission requirements, the secondary combustion chamber is equipped with a burner for combustion assistance and a secondary air supply device to ensure that the flue gas fully contacts with oxygen at high temperatures. At the same time, the residence time of the flue gas in the secondary combustion chamber is ensured, and the air supply volume is adjusted according to the oxygen content of the flue gas at the outlet of the secondary combustion chamber. The temperature inside the secondary combustion chamber is controlled and the larger particles of dust are removed through a dust collector, achieving an incineration efficiency and destruction removal rate of over 99%, making it odorless, odorless, and smoke-free, meeting national emission standards. Then it enters the chimney and is discharged into the atmosphere. The ash produced after combustion is manually removed, screened, transferred, and buried.