Smaller animal cremators incinerator

Posted on 2019-07-172019-07-17 by hiclover

Smaller cremators that will run diesel and will be capable of doing all the other dogs/cats/pets that we have. We only cremate pets individually so this is what we require.

Have your company as member of Markis Hospital waste management group as planer or supplier, contractor of solutions or operating partners of the solution of hospital waste management in the projects we are developing, starting with Larissa and Volos. Members of Markis waste management group will also have the possibility to provide training and technical services to the health sector of Greece and other countries via the TSC which we plan to make the same time in Larissa (enclosed diagram indicates the role of each party joining Markis waste management group).

● Able to burn 25-30kg per hour

● Consist of two chambers to ensure significant reduction in emission

● Be capable of temperature in range of 800c to 1000c

● Low maintenance design

● Must be Diesel fuelled

● Need more than 15amp 220- 250V power

● kW Consumption power consumption to be stated

● Onboard or in-built fuel storage storage tank & should use no more than 12L of dies el per hour to burn 25-30kg of waste

● Solid waste reduction in range of 90-97% ( should be routinely achieved)

1. – 2 medical waste autoclaves 350ltr and 100ltr

2. – 1 medical waste shredder

3. – 3 medical macerators

4. – 27 Waste transfer trolleys.

Incinerators Questions

Posted on 2019-07-132019-07-13 by hiclover

Would this mean that the plant would operate only 12 hours per day? Normally operating the station 24 hours per day should be able to valorize 12 tons per day for an installation with a capacity of 500 kgs/hr.

Would plant operations be operational on a basis of 24 hours per day, 7 days a week, all year long except for regular and preventive maintenance periods?

How many hours per year could your process be operational?

What would be your approach for larger projects aiming to valorize 1 000 tons per day?

How much electricity could be produced using you technology based on a 1 000 tons per day installation to valorize urban wastes having a humidity factor of say 50% and a calorific value in the order of 2.5 MW/ton of wastes at the entrance of the waste-to-energy station (i.e. before pre-treatment of wastes)? What volume and characteristics of ashes would be produced from such solid wastes valorization?

What would be the capital cost necessary to meet the requirement to valorize 1 000 tons per day of urban wastes?

What would be the selling price of electricity per kWhour to meet targeted profitability?

Could you valorize sludge volumes coming from sewage treatment plants and if so at what maximum humidity factor could you operate the station at?

Considering that your process is an incineration process, oxygen will be required, therefore there will be some air emissions from the process, how can air emissions be controlled to meet environmental norms?

What would be your implication in any project : would you prepare process engineering, electricity production engineering, engineering for site work, buildings, electrical hook up to existing electrical network? Do you have complete construction capabilities or would you require a local partner to carry out which portion of construction work? Would you also operate the station or use a local partner to operate the station?

Can you quote a custom design that can accommodate this container size?

What′s the MIN and MAX chamber temperature and its heating time from MIN to MAX temperature?

Do you also manufacture the afterburner?

How about the exhaust pipe?

install incinerator

Posted on 2019-07-112019-07-11 by hiclover

1. Can we install the unit without a roof? ( are all electrical parts weatherproof and machine installed out door)?

2. What is the oil tank capacity supplied with the unit

3. Is the unit is supplied assembled form, except chimney?

4. Other than a concrete base what else needed to erect machines

We are an Engineering consulting firm in Zambia, Southern Africa, that deals in Building engineering services and would like to have a catalogue including technical specifications of various sizes of incinerators. We would like to have the FOB prices of all the incinerators as well from where you are.

1. What is the different between oil and gas incinerator in term of performance?

2. What is the cost difference between oil and gas incinerator?

3. How much area required to install one 500kg/hour incinerator? do you have a sample floor layout?

4. Do you have some pictures of this incinerator install in some other place?

5. Do you have a video presentation of how this incinerator work?

the unit being offered is also designed for burning the waste

petroleum products for a diesel power plant and not just a medical/hospital related waste incinerator.

Please provide us with detailed capacity of handling the following products and the product tst data and operation manual to consider the product:

1. Used petroleum oil; and

2. Solid waste, petroleum contaminated filters, rags etc.

INDUSTRIAL INCINERATOR

Posted on 2019-07-112019-07-11 by hiclover

-Size requirement for the incinerators is 750-850 kg capacity

-The burn rate should be 80-100 kg/hour

-The primary chamber should have an operating temperature of 900-1200 degree C

-The incinerator should have a high temperature secondary chamber and 2 second gas retention time at 850-1150 degree C so that it is suitable for high risk materials

-The incinerator should have temperature monitoring and thermostat control for ease of operation and assurance of burn temperature to confirm correct operation

-The incinerator should be capable of burning any of the hazardous wastes listed in the subsequent section

-The incinerator should be capable of burning diesel oil and should include a large fuel tank (10-500 litres) and generator (3-40 kV) set that can be carried on the trailer with the incinerator so that the unit requires no external electrical power supply

-The incinerator should be trailer mounted so that it is a portable unit

Hazardous Waste to be Incinerated:

Hazardous solid chemical:

Different types of combustible solids, used textiles, grease and toner, cartridges, chemicals for water purification and photographic consumables and plastic material, empty plastic/metal cans that still contain remnant hazardous materials, oil absorbent.

Hazardous liquid chemical:

Mainly different types of Acid, Paint, varnish, Acetone, White Spirit Aromatic-less Solvents, Synthetic Liquid for Break Systems, Aircraft De-icing Liquid, Hydraulic and Compressor oil, Freon, used in some older refrigeration units, Insecticide liquid/spray, air refresh spray and other similar chemicals

Contaminated Fuel:

Mainly diesel or gasoline contaminated by water or solvents

Used and/or Contaminated oil:

Used motor oils and/or mineral oils unfit for their originally intended use. Mainly motor and gearbox oil (approximately 80%) contaminated by a mixture of white spirit and acetone (approximately 5%), hydraulic liquid (approximately 5%)

Contaminated Water:

Waste oils/water, leaches, hydrocarbons/water mixtures, emulsion and leachate.

Contaminated soil:

Soil populated by oil, fuel or chemicals

Contaminated soil populated by chemicals that has to be recycled in landfill

Contaminated soil – treated and replaced on site.

Oil Contaminated solids:

Rags, Absorbents, cardboard, oil and fuel filters, air filters are not consider as hazardous materials

Electronic waste:

Waste electrical or electronic appliances or assemblies, including printed circuit boards, containing toxic material and/or heavy emitting low radiation.

Used battery cells:

Dry battery, UPS battery or other types, unsorted waste batteries/battery cells, containing materials that are hazardous

Used lead-acid batteries:

Waste lead acid batteries, drained/un-drained, and whole or crushed

Hazardous medical waste:

Clinical and related waste, arising from medical, nursing or similar practices and waste generated in clinics during the investigation or treatment of patients (bio hazards)

Expired drugs solid:

Waste pharmaceuticals, drugs and medicines, including sensitive medicines

Expired drugs liquid:

Waste liquid pharmaceuticals, different type liquid chemicals for treatment, medical grease and paraffin based expired medicines.

Expired and/or contaminated food:

Spoiled fresh food or unusable MRE’s (Meal Ready to Eat – dry food)

Bio-Medical Waste Incinerator

Posted on 2019-07-112019-07-11 by hiclover

We have the pleasure to inform you that one of our customer interested to import Bio-Medical Waste Incinerator, capacity 30 kgs/hr operating type Electric operated or LPG/Diesel

SMART ASH INCINERATOR

-Size requirement for the incinerators is that the unit works with a 55 gallon open ended steel drum

-the unit should operate with no fuel and use only 120V or 220V electricity for the blowers

-The unit should be capable of burning oil contaminated wastes and medical wastes with a moisture content of 0-15%

-Each unit should come with two steel drums, so that a spare drum is available

Please quote urgently a medical waste incinerator of aprox. 25 to 50 kg/day for a 130 bed hospital, or a incinerating volume of 1.25 cubic meters per cycle.I want to start providing a service to the local hospitals and clinics in my area, where I can dispose of there medical waste via the route of incineration.

Say Good Bye with our Old Friends- My Lovely Pet Cremation

Posted on 2019-07-092019-07-09 by hiclover

Amazing, Babe, Baby Bear, Honey Cakes… do you every have a dog or cat name same as this?

I watch TV with my dog Sanmao, i always walk with her after dinner, i buy dog food and toy from Taobao. Every pet owner do something like this because pet dogs, cats are always our best friends.

Some day, lovely pet have to leave us. You may cry, you lost a best friend, you lost something in your heart, you still remember

what’s Incinerators

Posted on 2019-07-092019-07-09 by hiclover

Incinerator, incineration equipment to burn material you want to burn. most of time, Incinerator for waste burning, including solid waste, liquid waste and gas waste. the Incinerator fuel including oil, gas, coal, wood, etc. the fuel function for start burn, keep waste burn or only keep burn itself to get high temperature. Incinerator request 1/2/3/more Incinerator chamber, the first chamber for waste and some time, there are 2 even if 3 first chamber(first chamber union) for waste. the senondary chamber for the gas/smoke from first chamber and the function for enviromental protection. the part is necessary because we not only burn the waste, but also for the result we burn the waste. for large capacity Incinerator, after the 1/2/3 combustion chambers, there are some part for emission treatment, this are not burning parts, they are only for smoke treatment. the function including Desulfurization, Deacidification, Ash remove, Defogging, Heat recovery, Production hot water, Hot gas for waste pre-dry, etc. at the end, the smoke will output in to environment.