Incineration

A waste treatment technology, which includes the combustion of waste for recovering energy, is called as “incineration”.  Incineration coupled with high temperature waste treatments are recognized as thermal treatments.  During the process of incineration, the waste material that is treated is converted in to gases, particles and heat.

In the past, incineration was conducted without separating materials thus causing harm to environment. This un-separated waste was not free from bulky and recyclable materials, even. This resulted in risk for plant workers health and environment. Incineration reduces the mass of the waste from drastically. This reduction depends upon the recovery degree and composition of materials.

Incineration comes with a number of benefits in specific areas like medical wastes and other life risking waste. In this process, toxins are destroyed when waste is treated with high temperature.

Incineration or thermal treatment of waste is more popular in the Oil and Gas in Nigeria.

 Technology

Rotary-kiln: The Initiates Plc operates a 3tons/hr dual-chamber incinerator which is generally used in industries and municipalities. This incinerator consists of two chambers i.e. primary and secondary chamber. The Incinerator can attain over 1100oC temperature with secondary chamber resident time of 2seconds,

Main Features:

• Rotating Drum Unit
• Continuous operation
• 000kg/h
• 1100oC/ (2012ºF) Temperature
• Two Incineration Chambers
• Automatic waste load
• Automatic ash removal
• Full automatic operation cycle(doesn’t need specialized operators)
• Fulfills all the FMEv/DPR Environmental Standards
• Produced under ISO and all regulatory Standards

The Initiates Plc incinerator can incinerate different waste types like; General Waste, Powders and compact low grain waste, Liquids, pastes and sludge, Plastics and fabrics, Chemicals, Hazardous waste, Infectious and medical waste, Pharmaceutical and Refinery waste. These wastes can be gotten from both the oil and gas and non-oil and gas sectors.