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INCINERATOR HURIKAN 150

Availability of the State Environmental Expertise (SEE) for 4700 types of waste.

Specifications

*characteristics of equipment are typical and may change during design
  • In stock Yes
  • The volume of main chamber (m3) 1
  • Volume of gas afterburning chamber (m3) 2.15
  • Burning rate (kg/hour) up to ~ 150
  • Dimensions (LxWxH) 3x2.4x4.3 m
  • Boot Window (LxW) 1.6x0.9 m
  • Weight (tons) 3.6
  • Fuel type diesel/gas/fuel oil/waste oil


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MORE THAN 4,700 ITEMS OF WASTE FROM THE FCCO

Disposal of production and consumption waste, biological and medical, as well as oil sludge



Advantages of incinerators HURIKAN 150
Automation of lid opening
The incinerator is equipped with an automatic system for opening the lid and can be equipped with removable and replaceable buckets and other loading elements. The lid opening can be controlled both from the installation and remotely — from the automation panel or control panel. This ensures the convenience and safety of operation, minimizes risks for personnel and simplifies the operational maintenance of equipment.
Automation of the combustion process
The placement of the control panel on the incinerator body or in the container complex provides quick access to the controls and monitoring. The PLC control panel automates data collection from sensors and, when the set temperature is reached, stops the fuel supply, supporting combustion with air from the burner fans. Gorenje In case of emergency situations, the system of emergency alerts and locks is triggered.
Quick-release burners: safety and flexibility of operation
Quick-release burners increase the safety and reliability of incinerators, especially in emergency situations. The ability to quickly remove without tools reduces the risk of damage and extends the service life of the equipment. It also allows you to quickly change the fuel injectors when changing the type of fuel, for example, from diesel to used oil.
Fuel system: fine and coarse fuel cleaning
Fine fuel purification removes impurities, ensures stable combustion, reduces deposits on burners and increases efficiency. Deaeration prevents drying, stabilizes fuel flow and pressure. Galvanized fuel line and fuel tanks according to GOST with a coarse filter ensure safety. Double cleaning and deaeration reduce fuel consumption, increase efficiency and extend the life of the fuel system.
Cable channel: safety and aesthetics in one solution
The cable duct protects electrical and fuel cells from atmospheric influences, prevents corrosion and insulation damage, increasing the service life of the system. Laying cables in channels increases safety, reduces the risk of injury and ensures an aesthetic appearance of the equipment.
Quick-release elements of the incinerator
The quick-release elements of the incinerator, such as sensors and burners, and electrical connectors are designed to ensure ease of operation and maintenance. These components are equipped with special fasteners and connectors that allow the operator to quickly remove them without having to dismantle the entire system.
Mobile incinerator: a flexible solution for all conditions
The incinerator can be implemented in a mobile version — on a platform, an automobile chassis or in a container, which provides high transportability and the possibility of use in remote or temporary facilities. The equipment can be equipped with fuel tanks, generators, a fuel heating system, automation, loading buckets and a gas cleaning system, which makes it autonomous and efficient in all conditions.
Concrete lining: mobility and reliability in one solution
Eco-Spectrum produces incinerators exclusively with concrete linings that are resistant to dynamic loads. Unlike brick structures, such structures provide high mobility — incinerators are easily transported on trailers or semi-trailers, travel any distance, are overloaded in ports and are used in remote or mobile environments. The concrete lining is durable and reliable in operation.
Reliable lining of the afterburning chamber
The afterburning chamber is equipped with a fireproof lining with a special coating resistant to aggressive environments. The uniqueness of the design lies in the use of concealed fastening technology, which eliminates the contact of metal elements with high—temperature gases and flames, which ensures durability and reliability in operation.
Efficient ash removal system in the incinerator
The incinerator is equipped with ashtrays and a grate system to ensure convenient and safe ash removal. The ash channels are made with sufficient depth to accumulate ash before unloading. The ash doors are hermetically sealed to the body, have a concrete lining with an insulation layer and a fireproof shock-absorbing cord, which guarantees protection from thermal effects and leaks. For ease of operation, the doors are equipped with ergonomic handles with locks for secure clamping.
Incinerator with heat exchanger: efficient use of thermal energy
The incinerator can be implemented both in a standard design and with an installed heat exchanger, which allows the use of thermal energy released during waste incineration. This heat can be directed to the production needs of the facility — to obtain hot water or to heat the premises. The heat exchanger can be integrated into the afterburning chamber or integrated into the complete set of the gas purification system, providing flexibility and energy efficiency of the entire installation.
The burner ports are tilted
Inclined burner ports play a critical role in waste incineration, providing a directed flame, uniform and efficient combustion, increasing temperature and reducing residues. Such ports are only possible in concrete lining, which Eco-Spectrum specializes in.
Removable buckets for safe and efficient waste loading
Incinerators can be equipped with removable and replaceable buckets, which greatly simplifies operation and increases work safety. This design eliminates direct contact of the operator with the waste, allows you to load the entire volume of waste at one time, minimizing the time when the chamber lid is open. Automation of the bucket loading process facilitates the operator's work, reduces the risk of injury and increases the overall efficiency of the incinerator.
Clear marking for safe and convenient operation
The incinerator is marked with all removable elements, which simplifies self-installation. The designations are made according to GOST for proper transportation and lifting. The pick-up points for loading are indicated, as well as the "hot surface" warning signs, which increases safety and ease of operation.
Ready for transportation: safe and reliable packaging of the incinerator
The incinerator is packed in a shrink wrap marked according to GOST for safe lifting and moving. The devices supplied in the container are additionally packed in containers conforming to the standards. The container is marked according to GOST for transportation by sea and land, the attachment points, centers of gravity and other important parameters are indicated to ensure safety and convenience during transportation.
Afterburning chamber: environmental friendliness and durability
The afterburning chamber has a larger volume than the combustion chamber, which ensures complete waste incineration and compliance with environmental regulations. The lining is made of refractory fiber with stainless steel fasteners using concealed fastening technology — this eliminates the contact of fasteners with hot gases and increases the service life. During the manufacture of the chamber from concrete, stiffeners are added to increase the strength.

DESIGN AND CONFIGURATION OF HURIKAN 150

Purpose

Purpose of "HURIKAN" series incinerators:

  • neutralization of industrial and household waste;
  • neutralization of municipal solid waste; neutralization, thermal destruction and disposal of biological waste - animal waste (cattle breeding, poultry farming, slaughterhouses, veterinary medicine, etc.) and biological waste that have lost their consumer properties;
  • neutralization of medical waste of A, B, C and D categories (mercury content is not more than 0.026% of the total load mass) and medical waste that have lost their consumer properties;
  • post-disaster recovery, consequences liquidation of epidemics of animal diseases;
  • obtaining secondary material resources (SMR);
  • heat recovery during the neutralization of waste;
  • electricity generation by converting the heat received during the neutralization of waste.

Flue gas neutralization

The secondary chamber (afterburner chamber) is structurally cylindrical in shape for optimal gas distribution in the vortex flow. Due to the volume, the gas exposure in the chamber is at least 2 seconds, which ensures the neutralization of exhaust gases at high temperature (Air emission thresholds for waste incineration facilities are equivalent to Directive 2010/75/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 24 November 2010 on industrial emissions. Oxygen content of more than 6% ensures the neutralization of exhaust gases).

Our specialists examine the technology of equipment operation on different wastes using simulation models in order to select the optimal solution in terms of the processes occurring in the equipment.

Optionally, the secondary chamber (afterburner chamber) can be equipped with a gas monitoring system to determine maximum allowable concentration.

Monolithic lining

Our own developed lining technologies make it possible to acquire a high-strength quality product. Thanks to the unique combination of material and installation technology, the lining withstands enormous thermal and dynamic loads. Monolithic lining with the use of an insulating board significantly reduces heat loss, improves performance and prevents heating of structural elements. Reduction of heat loss increases fuel economy while maintaining high temperatures. The equipment meets industrial safety requirements.

Operation processes automation

The degree of dust and moisture protection of the control panel is IP65. The burners are controlled in automatic mode (simultaneous switching on and differentiated work modes for each when needed), setting temperatures to save fuel and control the combustion process. Display of setpoints and actual temperatures. Indication of errors and accidents. Graphic touch display, built-in archiver. Indicators for monitoring the state of burners. Monitoring the condition of temperature sensors and pressure sensors. Indication of the emergency state of the installation during exceedance of operating temperatures. Automation of waste loading and opening of the lid, message about the position of the lid of the incinerator, stopping the burners when loading waste and open the lid, blocking the lid when overloading (optional). Unit operation time counter (operating hours). Display of the current fuel level in the fuel tank. Blocking the operation of the burner at a low fuel level. Auxiliary light and sound alarm, reequipment of the control panel with heating/ventilation system, depending on the climatic conditions of the region. Remote operator control panel with multi-touch color LCD display for remote control. Application of remote access technology to the controller: control, viewing, changing data on the PLC remotely from the operator's PC.