Tenor Low Carbon new Energy Technology (Liaoning) Co., Ltd. was established in 2021 and registered at the Industrial Incubation Base of Dalian University of Technology. Through cooperation with thermal power departments, environmental departments, mechanical departments, inorganic materials and other disciplines of HIT and Dalian University of Technology, the company focuses on designing and developing complete sets of small urban waste incineration technologies; Focusing on the application of technologies such as furnace arches, modular assembly, and dust reduction and dioxin removal inside the furnace to ensure full combustion of waste.
Tenor made small waste incineration system was developed by Tenor Low Carbon New Energy Technology (Liaoning) Co., Ltd. and Dalian University of Technology research team. WTE incineration system including hopper, feeding machine, stoker furnace, step grate, ash hopper, slag removal system, transport aircraft and combustion chamber, suitable for daily capacity of 50 to 250 tons/d of small domestic waste incineration projects.
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50 |
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17 |
60 |
《Pollution control standards for household waste incineration express (GB18485-2014) |
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100 |
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17 |
75 |
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150 |
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17 |
90 |
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200 |
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17 |
105 |
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250 |
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17 |
12 |
The ash from the combustion of garbage is pumped into the wet-slagging machine via the slagging bucket, and the remainder goes to the slag pit. The horizontal conveyor for ash leakage is attached under the air-chamber, and small amounts of slag and ash under the grates are then sent to the machine that removes wet slag.
- Secondary combustion chambers adopt a spiral dust-removal structure with a Tesla valve in order to reduce fly ash contents, lower the cost of dust removal, and increase the life expectancy.
- Heat burn is reduced by less than 5 %.
- Turn-key turn-key proposal with customized complete proposals and WTE equipment.
garbage incinerator 50 tons/d
MSW incinerator can produce steam, hot water and electricity generation, sustainable Power from Small-Scale Waste Incineration.