Diverse gasification and incineration furnaces

We will introduce a gasification incinerator that can be utilized in various situations!!

Gasification incinerators, unlike conventional direct combustion incinerators, can process difficult-to-treat waste such as discarded plastics, rubber scraps, and medical waste without generating smoke, odors, or harmful substances, thereby minimizing environmental impact. 〇 Structure of the gasification incinerator It consists of two chambers: the "gasification chamber," which converts waste into combustible gas, and the "combustion chamber," where the gas generated in the gasification chamber is burned. Gasification chamber: After loading the waste, a portion is ignited, and the combustion heat dries and thermally decomposes the other waste, converting it into combustible gas. Combustion chamber: The gas converted in the gasification chamber is sent to the combustion chamber, mixed with air, ignited by a burner, and burned. 〇 Various applications of gasification incinerators - In addition to wood and paper, it is also proficient in processing waste plastics and rubber (capable of handling infectious medical waste). - Easy to transport and install on remote islands, it is expected to reduce drifting debris and marine waste, as well as costs associated with transportation to the mainland. - The heat generated during waste processing can be utilized for hot water, metal recovery, and rare metal recovery. - Since it can be transported by truck and operated on the truck bed, it is useful during emergency disasters. - It can also be used for the disposal of harmful animals and the treatment of infectious diseases such as avian influenza.

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