¡á BASIC PRINCIPLES OF HYUNDAI-ATLAS INCINERATOR
The incinerator is designed according to the basic principles of ensuring a highly efficient combustion and a high degree of safety.
The first principles is relapsed by means of :
High combustion temperature
Secondary combustion chamber
Level of inside insulation(maintenance a constant temperature in the combustion chamber).
Reduction of pollution from the incinerator.
The high degree of safety is relapsed by fully automatic operation and monitoring of the Incinerator, complying with the words most restricive requirements. Furthermore by an air cooling flow surrounding the combustion chamber in the space between this and the external surface of the incinerator. This degree of safety should eliminate and concern about the incinerator, once it has been installed.
¡á THE INCINERATOR
The incinerator is designed with a primary combustion chamber for burning sludge oil and/or solid waste, and a secondary combustion chamber for burning out un-combusted exhaust gases. The primary combustion chamber is equipped with a diesel oil burner called primary burner.
¡á PRIMARY COMBUSTION CHAMBER
Ther incinerator is designed to burn solid waste and/or oil. The heat from the primary burner will dry out and start burning the solid waste and/or ignite the sludge oil. The very large heat transmission area in the primary combustion chamber optimizes the drying and burning of the soild waste.
¡á SECONDARY COMBUSTION CHAMBER
The primary and the secondary combustion chamber are separated by wall made of ceramic heavy duty refractory. In the secondary combustion chamber the gases from the primary combustion chamber will burn out.
¡á ADVANTAGES
Multi - Chamber
PLC and PID Controls
Afterburner
Atomizing, non-blocking sludge burner
Self-cleaning strainer
One pc. Oil studge treatment tank for comminution and agitation of the contents of the tank
Simultaneous burning of oil sludge and solid waste
Shock cooling of the flue gases eliminating formation of harmful dioxides
The exhaust draft eliminates the flue gas fan
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