In this way the chamber will not be dilution cooled to the point where additional fuel will be required to maintain minimum exhaust temperatures. The waste heat from incineration systems are typically directed to a heat recovery boiler, hot water heater, or air to air heat exchanger. Heat recovery not only provides enhanced system payback, but also reduces the cost of air pollution control equipment. If there is no need for steam of hot water, the customer may elect to utilize the waste heat to generate electricity. Pennram offers skid-mounted turbine generator packages which are both economic and reliable.
Installation only requires that the utilities by connected to the skid.
Depending on customer requirements, the fuel used for the incinerator may be natural gas, diesel oil, or No. 6 fuel oil, or other fuels as directed by the customer. The design features of the above-mentioned incineration equipment are described further in the following sections. Back to Top Automatic Hydraulic Loader Current environmental regulations require that, while charging, the incinerator must maintain controlled air condition and there must be no fugitive emissions from the unit. Pennram automatic hydraulic loaders, designed for fully automatic operation with necessary interlocks, not only meet these requirements, but also greatly improve operator safety and reduce the operating labor needed for the charging operation. Pennram automatic loaders are of a heavy steel construction.