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I8-140A Agricultural Incinerator

I8-140A Agricultural Incinerator is a large opening, low capacity animal incinerator which is suitable for disposing of large domestic animals, sheep, lambs and many others thanks to its wide opening door and high hourly burn rates.

This model is an ideal waste disposal solution for farms, shooting practices, slaughterhouses, abattoirs or veterinary practices and othr agricultural applications. The large capacity, advanced secondary chamber technology and options for semi-automatic waste loading provide an effective and sustainable waste disposal method for all animal waste.

Overview

This unit benefits from a secondary chamber with afterburner for the re-burn of harmful emissions with a 2 second retention time and the largest opening on all our small capacity machines.

It is our most popular agricultural waste solution in Africa.

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
Animal Waste Collection
Veterinary Laboratories
Animal Research Centers
Slaughterhouse < 1000 kg day

Technical Specifications

Operational Specifications

Combustion Chamber Volume (m3): 1.35m3
Burn Rate*: up to 100kg per hour
Average Fuel Consumption: 14 – 19 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): 2540mm
External Width (mm): 1100mm
External Height (mm): 4180mm
Door Size (mm): 1450 x 750mm
Shipping Weight: 3100kg

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.