How to finalize the design of hazardous waste incinerators
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The company is planning to install incinerators with a capacity of 500 kilograms per hour, as well as rotary kilns. Which one is better? Please give some recommendations; those that have been used in practice would be particularly useful
The calorific value ranges from 8,000 to 10,000 kcal; it becomes viscous when the solid state temperature exceeds 80 degrees
Is it better to use natural gas as an oxidizer, or diesel?
How do you plan to handle your waste gas?
This post was last edited by lucky_lijg01 on 2016-7-15 at 11:32. What are your estimated investment amounts? We are currently working on the design and construction of incinerators for a company, one set of which consists of: a rotary kiln + secondary combustion chamber + waste heat boiler+. . . Regarding the manufacturing process, this company requires us to use foreign core technologies and equipment, as the quality of domestic incinerators is indeed not high. Many companies we’ve worked with have suffered significant losses due to the equipment provided by a certain environmental protection company in Jiangsu. Therefore, if investment permits, it is advisable to opt for foreign equipment; if domestic options are chosen, careful consideration is needed. Of course, if there is a desire to learn more or to collaborate, we can discuss this further and exchange knowledge*
500 kilograms per hour – so the furnace can only process 12 tons per day. Such a design is really inadequate! Diesel is generally used as an oxidizer, but this also depends on the specific circumstances. There are also alternatives. For the exhaust gas treatment section, it depends on how you handle the materials; if it’s just a simple dry-method disposal, it will be difficult to control sulfur and chlorine levels during subsequent operations
I’m an outsider; I’d like to ask what types of hazardous waste are allowed to be incinerated?
Now in many places, burning in incinerators is not allowed
The design of a incinerator requires sample analysis of the materials to be incinerated. Based on the results of these tests, as well as the particle size and properties of the solid waste and the specific requirements of the property owner, the components of the incineration system are determined. In China, there are also several companies that are quite good at carrying out incineration tasks. Once the final plan is approved, it’s best to visit the manufacturer’s site to see the actual installation in action, talk with the users, and make a decision based on their experience of using it. Thorough preparation in the early stage results in fewer problems during operation later on.
The main process consists of a rotary kiln + secondary combustion chamber + waste heat recovery + rapid cooling + SNCR + desulfurization + bag filters + washing; for any other questions, you can contact QQ332587896
What types of waste does your company plan to handle? Is it for the chemical industry or for daily use?