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Solid Waste Disposal  
                                                       Incinerator Model A 2.0 


                              Incinerator System Overview: 
                               
                              Our  Solid  Waste  Disposal  Incinerator  is  a  modular,  multiple 
                              chambered,  controlled  air,  solid  waste  thermal  oxidizer  sys‐
                              tem  (incinerator),    engineered  for  the  unique  demands  of 
                              mixed composition and solid waste disposal.  
                               
                              An  advanced  cyclonic  secondary  combustion  
                              chamber  provides  superior,  turbulent  thermal  
                              oxidation  of  combustion  gases  with  over  1  second  retention 
                              std., for environmentally safe stack exhaust to atmosphere.  
                               
                              Utilization of weight saving refractory materials and modular 
                              construction  enhances  ease  of  erection  and  installation  as 
                              well as improved maintenance of the system. 
                               
                               
                               




System  Capacity:  2.0  MMBtu/hr  waste  combustion,  providing  210‐320 
lb/hr (95‐145 kg/hr) processing capacity for mixed waste streams with an average gross HHV 
of up to 5500‐8500 Btu/lb. 
 
Batch Operation: Approx. 3 yd3 (2.29 m3) per batch cycle 
 
Intermittent Feed (w/optional loader): 1.26‐2 yd3/hr (1.6‐1.8m3/hr) up to 8 hrs/day 
 
 
Solid Waste Disposal  
                                                          Incinerator Model A 2.0 


Solid Waste Disposal Incinerator Model A2.0 ‐ Technical Specifications: 
 
Dimensions: 
Length overall:       11’‐6” (2896mm) batch system w/o loader 
                      20’‐6”(5639mm) w/optional loader system 
Width overall:        9’‐3” (2820mm) 
Height (w/o stack):  10’‐0” (3048 mm) 
Approx. weight:       16,500 lbs. (67500 kg) w/o loader 
 
Primary chamber: 
Type:                 fixed hearth, with controlled under‐fir air injection 
Chamber volume:       100 cu. ft. 
Hearth Area:          20 sq. ft. 
Burner capacity:      .6 MMBtu/hr. (Hi‐Lo‐Off control) 
Construction:         skid ‐ 6”, 10.5#/ft., A36 channel 
                      shell ‐ .250” thick, A36 plate 
                      lining ‐ 4”, 2800oF 750 psi, (Plicast 3100KK or equal) 
                      insulation ‐ 1”1900oF Fiber (ASTM C612093, type V) 
Approx. weight:       9000 lbs. (4090 kg) 
 
Secondary chamber: 
Type:                 cyclonic thermal oxidizer with 1+ sec. r/t @ 1600oF (850oC) 
Chamber volume:       59.5 cu. ft. 
Burner capacity:      1.43 MMBtu/hr. (full modulating, excess air control) 
Construction:         shell ‐ .250” thick, A36 plate 
                                                                     Optional Hydraulic Ram Loader
                      lining  ‐    3”,  2800oF  750  psi,  (Plicast 
3100KK or equal) 
                      insulation  ‐    1”1900oF  Fiber  (ASTM 
C612093, type V) 
Approx. weight:       6000 lbs. (2727 kg) 
 
Combustion air:  
Supply to under‐fire and secondary air injection. 
3 hp, 230/460 V, 3Ø, 60 Hz 
850 cfm @ 18o W.C. pressure 
Solid Waste Disposal  
                                                         Incinerator Model A 2.0 


Solid Waste Disposal Incinerator Model A2.0 ‐ Technical Specifications: 
 
System Control: 
Siemens S‐7 series PLC with touch‐screen operator interface 
To include:            Primary & secondary chamber temperature control 
                       Temperature actuated fuel and air control 
                       Burner interface, status and reset access** 
                       System status and alarm display 
                       Hydraulic systems control (applicable with optional loader) 
                       **Discrete, UL, CSA, FM & IRI burner monitoring/control 
                       w/U.V. flame supervision provided for each burner 
 
Exhaust Stack: 
Std. refractory lined 
Construction:          (2‐4’ sections with s.s. no‐loss cap & spark screen) 
                       shell ‐  10 gage, A36 carbon steel 
                       lining ‐   3” 2400oF, 175 psi, (Plicast AL‐Tuff LWI‐24 or equal) 
                       Wt. ‐  155 lb/ft (70.45 kg/ft.)   
 
Optional loader:       Type: Hydraulic ram feed (optional cart tip hopper load available) 
                       Hopper volume: 14 cu. ft. (.4 m3) 
                       Power unit: 5hp, 230/460 V, 3Ø, 1800 psi 
                       Hydraulic cylinders: 2500 psi: Charge door ‐ two 2” bore, 30” stroke 
                                 Charging ram‐ two 2” bore, 36” stroke 
                                 Hopper lid ‐ one 2.5” bore, 16” stroke 
                                 Hopper loader ‐ two 2.5” bore, 18” stroke 
                       Charging frequency: 10‐15 minutes, up to 4‐5 times per hour 
                       Approx. weight: 5,000 lbs. (2273 kg) 

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Solid Waste Disposal Thermal Oxidizer Incinerator Model A 2.0

  • 1. Solid Waste Disposal   Incinerator Model A 2.0  Incinerator System Overview:    Our  Solid  Waste  Disposal  Incinerator  is  a  modular,  multiple  chambered,  controlled  air,  solid  waste  thermal  oxidizer  sys‐ tem  (incinerator),    engineered  for  the  unique  demands  of  mixed composition and solid waste disposal.     An  advanced  cyclonic  secondary  combustion   chamber  provides  superior,  turbulent  thermal   oxidation  of  combustion  gases  with  over  1  second  retention  std., for environmentally safe stack exhaust to atmosphere.     Utilization of weight saving refractory materials and modular  construction  enhances  ease  of  erection  and  installation  as  well as improved maintenance of the system.        System  Capacity:  2.0  MMBtu/hr  waste  combustion,  providing  210‐320  lb/hr (95‐145 kg/hr) processing capacity for mixed waste streams with an average gross HHV  of up to 5500‐8500 Btu/lb.    Batch Operation: Approx. 3 yd3 (2.29 m3) per batch cycle    Intermittent Feed (w/optional loader): 1.26‐2 yd3/hr (1.6‐1.8m3/hr) up to 8 hrs/day     
  • 2. Solid Waste Disposal   Incinerator Model A 2.0  Solid Waste Disposal Incinerator Model A2.0 ‐ Technical Specifications:    Dimensions:  Length overall:  11’‐6” (2896mm) batch system w/o loader        20’‐6”(5639mm) w/optional loader system  Width overall:   9’‐3” (2820mm)  Height (w/o stack):  10’‐0” (3048 mm)  Approx. weight:  16,500 lbs. (67500 kg) w/o loader    Primary chamber:  Type:      fixed hearth, with controlled under‐fir air injection  Chamber volume:  100 cu. ft.  Hearth Area:    20 sq. ft.  Burner capacity:  .6 MMBtu/hr. (Hi‐Lo‐Off control)  Construction:    skid ‐ 6”, 10.5#/ft., A36 channel        shell ‐ .250” thick, A36 plate        lining ‐ 4”, 2800oF 750 psi, (Plicast 3100KK or equal)        insulation ‐ 1”1900oF Fiber (ASTM C612093, type V)  Approx. weight:  9000 lbs. (4090 kg)    Secondary chamber:  Type:      cyclonic thermal oxidizer with 1+ sec. r/t @ 1600oF (850oC)  Chamber volume:  59.5 cu. ft.  Burner capacity:  1.43 MMBtu/hr. (full modulating, excess air control)  Construction:    shell ‐ .250” thick, A36 plate  Optional Hydraulic Ram Loader       lining  ‐    3”,  2800oF  750  psi,  (Plicast  3100KK or equal)        insulation  ‐    1”1900oF  Fiber  (ASTM  C612093, type V)  Approx. weight:  6000 lbs. (2727 kg)    Combustion air:   Supply to under‐fire and secondary air injection.  3 hp, 230/460 V, 3Ø, 60 Hz  850 cfm @ 18o W.C. pressure 
  • 3. Solid Waste Disposal   Incinerator Model A 2.0  Solid Waste Disposal Incinerator Model A2.0 ‐ Technical Specifications:    System Control:  Siemens S‐7 series PLC with touch‐screen operator interface  To include:    Primary & secondary chamber temperature control        Temperature actuated fuel and air control        Burner interface, status and reset access**        System status and alarm display        Hydraulic systems control (applicable with optional loader)        **Discrete, UL, CSA, FM & IRI burner monitoring/control        w/U.V. flame supervision provided for each burner    Exhaust Stack:  Std. refractory lined  Construction:    (2‐4’ sections with s.s. no‐loss cap & spark screen)        shell ‐  10 gage, A36 carbon steel        lining ‐   3” 2400oF, 175 psi, (Plicast AL‐Tuff LWI‐24 or equal)        Wt. ‐  155 lb/ft (70.45 kg/ft.)      Optional loader:   Type: Hydraulic ram feed (optional cart tip hopper load available)        Hopper volume: 14 cu. ft. (.4 m3)        Power unit: 5hp, 230/460 V, 3Ø, 1800 psi        Hydraulic cylinders: 2500 psi: Charge door ‐ two 2” bore, 30” stroke          Charging ram‐ two 2” bore, 36” stroke          Hopper lid ‐ one 2.5” bore, 16” stroke          Hopper loader ‐ two 2.5” bore, 18” stroke        Charging frequency: 10‐15 minutes, up to 4‐5 times per hour        Approx. weight: 5,000 lbs. (2273 kg)