Medical Waste Incinerator with Gas Scrubber Installed at Loitokitok Sub-County Hospital, Kenya | HICLOVER Leads Healthcare Waste Solutions in East Africa HICLOVER Incinerators Empowering Safe Medical Waste Disposal in Kenya’s Loitokitok Sub-County Hospital Loitokitok Sub-County Hospital, located near the Kenya–Tanzania border in Kajiado County, has officially adopted a state-of-the-art medical waste incinerator supplied by HICLOVER, […]
Medical Waste Incinerator Items/Model TS100(PLC) Burn Rate Average 100 kg/hour Feed Capacity Average 200 kg/feed Control Mode PLC Combustion Chamber 1200L Internal Dimensions 120x100x100cm Secondary Chamber 600L Smoke Filter Chamber Yes Feed Mode Manual Voltage 220V Power 0.7Kw Oil Consumption (kg/hour) 14–28 Gas Consumption (m3/hour) 10–32.2 Temperature Monitor Yes Temperature Protection Yes Oil Tank […]
Containerized Incinerator with ISO Container｜Mobile Incinerator｜Whole Building Dispatch｜Up to 100kgs per hour Capacity
Items/Model TS30(PLC) TS50(PLC) Burn Rate 30 kg/hour 50 kg/hour Feed Capacity 60kg 100kg Control Mode PLC PLC Combustion Chamber 330L 560L Internal Dimensions 75x75x60cm 100x80x70cm Secondary Chamber 180L 280L Smoke Filter Chamber Yes Yes Feed Mode Manual Manual Voltage 220V 220V Power 0.5Kw 0.7Kw Oil Consumption (kg/hour) 10.2–20 12.1–24 Gas Consumption (m3/hour) 9.8–20 9.9–26.1 Temperature […]
Waste Incinerator Operation Room, inside with waste incinerator and if necessary, there will be a waste storage room beside.
Incinerator testing fire in factory. The secondary chamber burn first and now what you see is primary chamber. This model is TS50.
The pet animal cremation picture above is dog cremation. The dog weight is 15-20 kgs per hour, after burning 1 hour the dog material is black colour, there is some remain and continue burn 0.5 hour later, the material is white, that’s mean all material burn out. Generall, the combustion chamber temperature is 700-950 degree […]
Incinerator Temperature Thermocouple, probe inside smoke temperature in the combustion chamber.
