IncinerPro i500V
The IncinerPro i500 incinerator is a stationary main combustion chamber incinerator, recommended for incinerating medium volume animal waste (e.g. poultry, pets, sheep, pigs (including sows), slaughterhouse and meat processing waste).
Standard incinerator equipment
- 2 combustion chambers (main and post-combustion), to be in full compliance with the requirements of Regulation EC 1069/2009 and EU 142/2011
- 2 fully automated, independent burners, one for each combustion chamber of the incinerator
- Control panel with touch-screen technology
- Automated programming and control system of combustion parameters and cycles
- Visual and audible alarm system
- Refractory concrete resistant to high temperatures (1,500 °C)
- Thermocouples to maintain temperatures at set values
- Double ventilated chimney
- Waste feed door operated by pulley, with safety system against accidental closing
- Separate door for ash removal during combustion
- Heat recuperator (optional)
- Front loading variant – IncinerPro i500H (optional)
| IncinerPro i500V | |
| Loading method | up |
| Main chamber volume | 1,3 m³ |
| Loading capacity * | up to 500 kg |
| Burn rate * | up to 100 kg/h |
| Gas retention time | min. 2 sec. at min. 850 °C |
| Overall dimensions (L x W x H) | 4,5 x 1,75 x 2,35 |
| Weight | 4,4 tons |
*The burn rate, loading capacity, fuel consumption are parameters depending on the animal waste (type, volume, species, age of the waste, humidity, density, how it was mixed), the incinerator loading method, the number of burners, the technical condition of the burners and the incinerator, the fuel quality.
Since no two waste batches are identical, the operator(s) must load a mixture of different wastes for a better incineration process. A correct mixture of animal wastes will ensure a better burn rate and lower fuel consumption. We recommend that you carefully read the instructions, user manual and technical notes displayed on the IncinerPro incinerator, in order to obtain the best burn rate and fuel consumption in the burning process of the waste generated by your activity.