Wet Purification Systems · Industrial Waste
Industrial Waste Incinerator with Flue Gas Treatment
Complete incineration systems for factories, industrial parks and municipal projects – automatic feeding up to 3–5 tons per batch and multi-stage wet purification.
- Secondary chamber up to 1,200°C, ≥ 2 s residence
- Quench, deacidification, activated carbon, bag filter
- 10–30 t/day municipal systems delivered
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Industrial Incinerator Systems We Build
- Primary (gasification) chamber heats gradually from about 200°C to 800°C to reduce clinker, slagging and sintering
- Secondary combustion chamber: gas residence time over 2 seconds, temperature up to 1,200°C
- Quench cooling tower for rapid cooling to reduce the risk of dioxin re-formation
- Deacidification tower, activated carbon adsorber and high-temperature bag filter for compliant discharge
Waste Pyrolysis Incinerator
Organic waste is thermally decomposed in an oxygen-limited furnace. The pyrolysis gas is burned in a secondary combustion chamber and cleaned by the flue gas purification system, reducing waste volume with lower secondary pollution.
Waste We Can Design For
- Production scrap and packaging waste (paper, plastics, wood, textiles)
- Oily rags, filters and contaminated absorbents
- Rubber and leather offcuts
- Industrial sludge (with drying or co-firing design)
- Mixed general industrial waste
Hazardous waste requires a specific design and permits. Tell us the waste composition and we will confirm whether a system can be supplied for it.
System Configuration
| Component | Function | Options |
|---|---|---|
| Feeding system | Loads waste into the primary chamber | Manual door, automatic conveyor feeding, automatic top-opening feeding |
| Primary chamber | Gasifies and burns the waste | Gasification chamber, gradual heating from about 200°C to 800°C |
| Secondary chamber | Burns gases at high temperature | Residence time over 2 seconds, up to 1,200°C |
| Burners | Start-up and auxiliary heat | Diesel, natural gas, LPG |
| Flue gas treatment | Removes acid gases, dust and dioxins | Dry Ca(OH)₂ filter bricks; venturi scrubber + cyclone; quench, deacidification, activated carbon, bag filter |
| Control system | Temperature, air and safety interlocks | Electrical control box or PLC touchscreen cabinet |
| Ash removal | Discharges bottom ash | Manual or automatic |
Technical Specifications
Specifications below are examples of the information we confirm in every quotation. Final figures are set per project.
| Item | Details confirmed in your proposal |
|---|---|
| Capacity | kg per hour / tons per day |
| Feeding method | Batch or continuous |
| Chamber temperatures | Primary and secondary chamber operating range |
| Gas residence time | Seconds in secondary chamber |
| Fuel consumption | Per hour, by fuel type |
| Power supply | Voltage / frequency / phase |
| Footprint & weight | Layout drawing provided |
| Emission targets | According to the standard you specify |
Why Industrial Buyers Work With Us
- Engineering review of your waste data before quoting
- Process flow diagram and layout drawing with the proposal
- Factory testing before shipment
- Installation guidance, operator training and spare parts supply
FAQ
Can one incinerator handle several types of industrial waste?
Often yes, if the mix is known. Send the composition and approximate ratio of each waste type so we can size the chambers and burners.
Do I need flue gas treatment?
Most regions require it for industrial installations. The required system depends on your local emission standard.
Can the heat be recovered?
Heat recovery for hot water, steam or drying can be added on larger systems. Ask us to include it in the proposal.
Proven Projects
Industrial & Municipal Systems in Operation
Yunnan, China
Municipal waste 30 t/day · Jan 2025
Kashgar, China
Municipal waste 20 t/day · Jun 2022
Beijing, China
Chemical waste · SMWI-50 · May 2018
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Send your waste type and daily volume. Our engineer will confirm the right model and reply with price, lead time and a spec sheet.
- Model recommendation & process drawing
- Factory price with shipping estimate
- Spec sheet and project references
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