Thermal waste disposal
Sectors
Kalfrisa helps the main fields of application of waste incineration such as:
- Companies dedicated to waste management. Urban or industrial waste.
- Destruction of biohazardous waste. Hospitals and animal laboratories.
- Companies dedicated to the OIL & GAS sector. Waste with a high LCV which is easy to destroy.
- Agricultural sector. Biosafety of animal farms and plantations.
We will help you from when the need to install an incineration furnace arises to the training of your operators once it is installed and put into operation, and during its whole lifespan.
Based on the destruction capacity expected for the installation, our technical team will help you identify the most effective model of furnace, visit the installation or meet with your technicians to create implementation and coordination plans for its transport, assembly and commissioning.
Urban/industrial waste
Kalfrisa has a wide range of static and rotating furnaces for the destruction of practically any type of waste, achieving the highest possible efficiency of the device. Our furnaces cover a range from 15 to 4000kg/h.
Destruction of hospital / laboratory waste
Due to the hazard of the waste, this waste must be incinerated practically in situ and with the least handling possible. Kalfrisa offers you furnaces which can be installed near or within hospitals and laboratories.
Destruction of farming waste.
Biosafety on large animal farms and plantations is an increasing concern, as swine fevers, bird flus or pests on plants may cause serious production problems. The elimination of unhealthy specimens with our devices may slow the spread of diseases on the farm.
RECOVERY
The incineration generates gases at 850 or 1100ºC depending on the type of waste and local regulations in effect. This whole volume of gases can be made to pass through different devices to recover thermal energy from the process. The recovery methods are as follows:
- Generation of hot water through recovery boiler.
- Generation of steam through saturated steam boilers.
- Generation of hot air through Gas – Air exchangers.
PURIFICATION
Depending on the applicable regulations and the nature of the waste, gas purification systems can be included to neutralise acid gases, dioxins and other components which are harmful to health. The purification components used most are:
- Dry channel: Addition of Sodium Bicarbonate (NaHCO3) and activated carbon to the flow of gases + sleeve filter.
- Semi-wet channel: Addition of Lime (Ca(OH)2) and activated carbon to the flow of gases + sleeve filter.
- Wet channel: Wet scrubber with addition of Lime + sleeve filter.
Industrial Waste
KP Incinerators
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