Waste incinerator for hospital garbage treatment

Specifications

Waste incinerator for hospital garbage treatment

Medical Waste Incineration System of Changli is used to eliminate hospital medical waste with reliable technology

highlights: safe & easy operation;  harmless treatment; less maintenance costs; long service life

key figures: 1 capacity:3-10t/day

                  2 furnace temperature: ≥850^oC

                  3 burning efficiency: ≥99.99% 

                  4 retention time: ≥2s

                  5 DIOXIN concentration: <0.1TEQng/Nm³     

                  6 waste water discharge: 0 

Main features:

1. The gasifying incineration technology is adopted, which is applied to the incineration injector, dropping container and other medical device as well as various kinds of paper waste materials, bandage, absorbent cotton, different kinds of medical pollutants and the wastes discharged by the hospital and medical organization.

2. Three-dimensional structure, small volume and site area, tight structure and relatively lower requirements to the supporting facilities.

3. The combustion mode of the aeroengine is adopted to make the flue gas tangentially enter the high-temperature burn-out room and the combustion air to the tangential enter other mode to make the flue gas burn again in the combustion chamber on a through basis, meanwhile, the rotating airflow is utilized to carry out dust removal of the flue gas.

4. The gasifying incineration mode is utilized to make the medical rubbish not produce frit, sintering and other problems during the incineration process. The rubbish produced each day can carry out incineration treatment.

5. The gasifying incineration, mixing incineration, burn-out treatment and other technologies are utilized to make the content of the flue gas and dioxins lower than the discharge standard regulated by the nation.

5. The gasifying incineration, mixing incineration, burn-out treatment and other technologies are utilized to make the content of the flue gas and dioxins lower than the discharge standard regulated by the nation.