Garbage handling

Scanship incinerators

Scanship incinerators are designed in a multi-chamber configuration, semi-pyrolytic, having low flue gas emissions within IMO MARPOL regulations. The automatic feeding technology is developed to secure a homogenous combustion and low dust emission. The solution is also optimal for burning sludge from foodwaste and wastewater. It can be equipped with a fully integrated Sludge Oil Burning System. The combustion in the primary chamber is pyrolytic, burning with a limited supply of oxygen. The chamber has two zones for degassing and one ash-annealing zone. The primary chambers have an automatic continuous ash removal system. The ash is removed through a chute below the incinerator into a container or transported with cooling screw to a bagging device. The complete breakdown of gases and residual components takes place in the secondary combustion chamber performed by an advanced two-stage purging combustion process. The chamber is constructed with inside walls to maximize the retention time of the flue gas before cooling and discharge to funnel.