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Temperature Range 800 Degree to 1200 Degree in Combustion Chamber. Temperature Thermocouple Monitor and Controller. High Quality Fire Brick and Refactory Cement.
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Regular model incinerator for market with burning rate from 10kgs to 500kgs per hour and we always proposal customer send us their require details, like waste material, local site fuel and power supply, incinerator operation time, etc, so we can proposal right model or custom made with different structure or dimensions.
Incinerator Model YD-100 is a middle scale incineration machine for many different usage: for a middle hospital sickbed below 500 units, for all small or big size family pets (like Alaskan Malamute Dog), for community Municipal Solid Waste Incineration, etc. The primary combustion chamber volume is 1200Liters (1.2m3) and use diesel oil or natural gas fuel burner original from Italy.
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BURNER DESCRIPTION
The Version is for as much as 300kgs capability per batch bunches in addition to will absolutely lose at around 55kgs per hour.
The system has leading packing style and has a strong refractory concrete lining for optimal heat retention. Gadget have huge leading cover for extremely easy loading, along with especially made front ash door, for ash elimination.
This system performs at over 1100 ° C in the vital chamber to guarantee total combustion. This design likewise benefits
from a strong second chamber as well as burner that makes particular a complete re-burn of any smoke along with exhausts along with a 0.5 second gas retention time.
Thaw rate 150kg/h minimum
Second Chamber Yes.
Gas Retention Time 2 secs.
Gas Diesel/LPG/LNG.
Power Supply for Control Box 220V-240V 50Hz singular phase.
Minimum Operating Temperature Level 920 ˚C
PRIMARY CHAMBER.
Resilient steel case.
Outstanding quality refractory lining as well as insulation.
Substantial full dimension leading lots door and also fluid retention sill.
1 x diesel oil terminated ignition heating systems operated on/off.
EXTRA CHAMBER.
Sturdy steel housing.
High quality refractory lining along with insulation.
1 x diesel oil fired ignition heating units ran on/off.
Requirements for Dual Chamber Incinerator:.
Key Burning.
The primary burning chamber will be approved as the crucial burning area.
The minimum burning temperature of the vital chamber shall not be much less than 800 degrees c.
Additional Burning.
The house time in the second chamber will certainly not be a lot less than 2 secs.
The gas temperature degree as gauged versus the within wall surface in the additional chamber, not in the fire zone will certainly not be less than as suggested in Lot 1-7.
Both the additionally additional as well as primary temperature levels will be maintained till all the waste has actually been completely ignited.
Chimney.
The chimney shall have a very little height of 4 metres over ground level.
The minimal departure rate of the discharges will not be less than 10metres/second.
Temperature Cautions.
When the second temperature level drops to listed below the required temperature level, a distinct and/or recognizable alarm to alert the operator.
General.
Control box can be divided and also installed on different stand of atleast 1.5 metres from the burner at about 1.6 metre altitude.
CE certified or equal for burners of this measurement and additionally design.
Drawings along with images for the provided whole lots.
1 year extra parts, gas containers as well as 10metre pipe ahead typical with every heater.
Specs for Mobile Heater Units.
Trailer mounted mobile burner tools excellent for the following applications.
Clinical waste.
Residential waste.
Industrial waste.
Pet cadavers.
SMOKESHAFT.
Resilient stainless-steel situation.
1.5 m dimension.
0.6 m refractory lined stack.
CONTROL PANEL.
Control of 1 heating unit.
Timer control 0- 12 hrs.
Vital fan timer control.
Temperature level Monitoring.
Thermostatic Control.
Automatic Control.
Cycle time developed.
ANCILLARIES.
Running along with maintenance handbooks.
Saves listing.
CONTAINERISATION.
incinerator absolutely mounted within 10 ft ISO accredited container.
3,5 kwA electrical power generator, 1000 litres fuel storage tank.
Burner placed on the silenblock padding.
Two Chamber Incinerator
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Product Description
Item | Specification | |||||
Model | YD-30 | YD-50 | YD-100 | YD-150 | YD-300 | YD-500 |
Burning Rate | 30kgs/Hour | 50kgs/Hour | 100kgs/Hour | 150kgs/Hour | 300kgs/Hour | 500kgs/Hour |
Main Product List | Double Combustion Chamber | |||||
Mix-Combustion Chamber | ||||||
Smoke Filter Chamber | ||||||
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Stack | ||||||
Italy oil/gas burner: 02 units | ||||||
Oil Tank (if oil fuel) |
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Prepping for Ebola in Pennsylvania involves orchestra of departments
If you call 911 about a fever and vomiting in Allegheny County, don’t be surprised if the operator asks whether you recently traveled to West Africa.
Preparing for an Ebola case to be diagnosed in Pennsylvania is an orchestra of government departments, health care entities and private businesses, conducted by state and local public health departments, with guidance and manpower from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
But dealing with the reality of an Ebola case can go very differently — missteps in Texas delayed treatment for Thomas E. Duncan, who died of the virulent disease last week.
Pennsylvania health officials are watching.
“I don’t think Texas changes on how we prepare for infectious disease outbreaks,” said Holli Senior, spokeswoman for the Pennsylvania Department of Health. “We will continue to watch, learn and adjust here in Pennsylvania as the situation evolves domestically and globally.”
The largest hospitals in Western Pennsylvania said they are prepared to treat patients with symptoms of the illness. Health giant UPMC trained special “SWAT” teams that will address Ebola cases. Allegheny County 911 operators could ask about travel before sending emergency responders to the houses of potential victims, county spokeswoman Amie Downs said.
Hazardous waste transporters who spoke with the Tribune-Review said that if a person falls ill at home, a private cleaning crew and transporter would be needed.
Contaminated materials likely would end up in an incinerator in Maryland because Pennsylvania has no incinerators for medical waste outside of hospitals, said David Henritz, owner of Bio-Haz Solutions in Lehighton in Carbon County.
It’s not clear what would happen if Maryland state officials or a company refused the medical waste.
Related: Stricter U.S. Ebola screenings to begin for travelers
“This is a complicated thing, and it’s not that anyone’s doing poor work. A lot of these players are organizations that haven’t worked together in the past,” said David Dausey, who leads preparedness drills as director of Mercyhurst University Institute of Public Health in Erie.
Many preparedness plans assume that someone would seek treatment at an urgent care clinic or emergency department.
“We’re making sure all the providers know what the checklists are. All those emergency rooms and hospitals should know what they should be doing,” said Dr. Karen Hacker, director of the Allegheny County Health Department.
Bill Smith, senior director of emergency preparedness at UPMC, said electronic medical records remind doctors and nurses to take precautions if a patient has symptoms and a travel history that suggest Ebola.
The patient would be isolated, though it could be in an exam room with a closed door and controlled access, Smith said.
“Our current thinking is that we don’t want to move anybody,” he said.
Hospitals within the Allegheny Health Network, including Allegheny General in the North Side and West Penn in Bloomfield, keep carts with special supplies ready to treat a patient with Ebola.
The carts contain items used in other functions in the hospital — face shields, goggles, extra gloves. Rather than paper gowns, there is a plastic, impermeable gown and plastic leggings. The goal is to make a liquid-proof barrier between patient and health care provider, said Dr. Robert Keenan, chief quality officer for the two hospitals.
Emergency preparedness involves steps fashioned to deal with severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS, avian flu or seasonal influenza, Keenan said.
Hacker said emergency providers should have appropriate safety gear if they arrive at a home with a possible Ebola case.
If someone goes to the hospital, his or her home may need to be cleaned and decontaminated. This requires a cleaning crew and the ability to transport hazardous biological waste on the highway.
“You’d pretty much have to destroy anything that person came in contact with,” said Bill Krulac, an emergency response expert with the hazardous waste management company McCutcheon Enterprises in Apollo.
Krulac said the company carries protective clothing and respirators and would remove anything in the house that came in contact with a patient’s bodily fluids. This could be sheets, a mattress and even clothes. Everything would be dunked in bleach and other cleaners and loaded onto a truck to go to an incinerator. The virus is heat-sensitive.
Staff at UPMC have been trained in intricacies such as the appropriate way to take off a hazmat suit, which starts with one ungloved hand slipping inside the suit at the shoulder and rolling it down to avoid touching the outside.
If someone dies, the body is double-wrapped in impermeable bags and taken to a crematorium, following federal guidelines, Keenan said. But the corpse of an Ebola patient is infectious, and it’s unclear what would happen if cremation companies refused.
Such weak links break an emergency response chain, said Dausey at Mercyhurst.
“If you come out and say, ‘Yeah, we were completely prepared,’ and something goes wrong, people think you lied,” he said. “If we’re prepared for the Ebola today, that’s great, but what about the Ebola of tomorrow?”