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I8-55A Agricultural Incinerator

I8-55A Agricultural Incinerator is a medium-capacity animal incinerator from our range of ‘DEFRA Approved’ models, it is suitable for disposing of birds, poultry and large domestic animals with dual function as a pet cremation system.

This machine benefits from a simple top-loading door and advanced secondary chamber technology with 2 second retention times that meet DEFRA guidelines. The top-loading design is the perfect choice if you need liquid retention making this machine ideal for incineration for almost all types of animal waste.

Overview

The i8-55A is one of our most popular models due to its complete flexibility and customisable options. we describe it as our most versatile agricultural incinerator and lends itself to a wide variety of uses. The top-loading design allows for easy waste disposal and means liquids are well retained during combustion.

Features

Enhanced Coretex insulation
Multi-zone temperature control
Mobile options available
CE2 Advanced control panel
Modular refractory lining

Categories: Animal and Agricultural, Incinerators Tags: Agricultural, incinerator Brand: Inciner8

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Applications

Poultry Farms
Butcheries
Veterinary Laboratories
Animal Research Centers
Slaughterhouse < 400kg day

Technical Specifications

Operational Specifications

Combustion Chamber Volume (m3): 0.36m3
Burn Rate*: up to 40kg per hour
Average Fuel Consumption: 9 – 11 ltrs p/h
Operational Temperature: > > 850°C
Gas Retention in Secondary Chamber: 2 secs
Temperature Monitoring: Yes
Average ash residue (%): 3%
Thermostatic Device: Yes

Physical Specifications

External Length (mm): 1240mm
External Width (mm): 920mm
External Height (mm): 4400mm
Door Size (mm): 560 x 560
Shipping Weight: 1520kg

For reference only, not to be used for installation purposes. * All burn rates are dependant on the calorific value of the waste being incinerate. Atmospheric conditions,fuel (gas/oil) quality, additional accessories (autoloader, de-asher) can also have a major impact on actual burn rates.