What Is a Waste Incinerator?
A waste incinerator is a facility specifically designed for incinerating waste materials.
These incinerators decompose organic matter in waste into combustible gases, oil, carbon, and more, significantly reducing its volume. The incineration process also helps prevent waste decomposition, reduces pathogenic bacteria, and offers other environmental benefits. Waste incinerators vary in scale and structure.
Regarding scale, they are categorized into large-scale, medium-scale, and small-scale. Structurally, common types include grate-type, fluidized bed-type, kiln-type, and rotary bed-type incinerators. It’s vital to consider the quantity and nature of waste, as well as the installation site when choosing the appropriate incinerator type.