A high capacity incinerator with shredder is a system where waste is first shredded and then disposed of by incineration at high temperatures. The double-shaft shredding machine increases combustion efficiency by breaking the waste into small pieces.

The shredder is used to reduce the size of the waste and make the incineration process more efficient. Shredded waste burns faster and more efficiently in the incinerator, which increases energy recovery.

The shredder is placed in front of the incinerator to break the waste into small pieces. The shredded waste is fed into the incinerator through a hydraulically controlled gate.

This system can handle various types of waste such as domestic waste, commercial waste, industrial waste, medical waste and organic waste. However, the suitability of the waste for the incinerator should be checked.

High capacity incinerators with shredders can process 1000-3000 kg of waste per hour. The capacity can vary depending on the design of the incinerator and the type of waste.

The heat released in the combustion process can be used to generate energy. This energy can be used to generate electricity through steam turbines or directly as heat energy.

The gases produced after combustion are treated with advanced emission control systems. These systems prevent the release of harmful gases and particles into the environment, thus minimizing air pollution and health risks.

The waste is shredded into small pieces in a double shaft shredding machine. The shredded waste is fed to the incinerator through a hydraulically controlled cover. The waste is burned in the combustion chamber at high temperatures. The heat released in the combustion process is used in energy production. Gases generated after combustion are treated with emission control systems. The ash formed after combustion is removed from the furnace with an automatic ash discharge system.

Regular maintenance of the shredder and incinerator ensures efficient and safe operation of the systems. This includes maintaining the sharpness of the blades, cleaning the burners and monitoring the emission control systems.

Modern shredders and incinerators are equipped with advanced safety systems and automation technologies. Hydraulically controlled doors, automatic burner shutdown functions and emission monitoring systems ensure operator safety and environmental protection.

Installation time can vary depending on the size of the system and the characteristics of the plant. Typically, installation and commissioning can take several months.

The cost varies depending on the capacity and characteristics of the system and local regulations. While shredder and incinerator systems often have high initial costs, in the long run they offer the advantages of energy recovery and waste reduction.