Incinerators

Find information regarding incinerators under this Yellow Pages® heading. Firms that specialise in the design and installation of incinerators service a huge range of clients from hospitals, to mining sites, plywood factories, banks, animal research centres, quarantine stations, race courses, clinics and even military bases. Incineration and incinerators provide a much needed service. Incinerators can be used for the destruction of hospital waste, industrial waste, animal and poultry carcasses, waste oil, municipal waste, quarantine waste, sewage plant skimmings, obsolete drugs, wood and sawdust, security documents, and obsolete currency among others.

Suppliers of incinerators can offer the design and installation of dryers, burners, afterburners, and soldering iron ovens. Incineration system designs are determined not only by the product to be destroyed, but also the preferred hours of burning, the loading requirements and degree of sophistication required by the client. Specialist incinerator firms will design, manufacture, install and commission tailored especially for the client’s requirements. Services that can be availed of include maintenance (breakdown and preventative) services, refurbishment of existing equipment, refractory repairs, supply of spare parts, and installation and commissioning of industrial heating systems including oil, coal, gas, and electric incinerators.

Traditionally, incineration remains the preferred technology for waste disposal treatment.  This is due to incineration’s unique ability to actually expose contaminated waste to a high degree of destruction efficiency through exposure to high temperatures and a balanced supply of oxygen (as air).  Design capacities range from 25kg per hour to 250 kg/hr.  Normally, incinerator capacities are based on an 8-hour burning period although some customers operate their incinerators for longer daily periods, and in such cases, the incinerator design should be adjusted accordingly.