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Mark 7: Like Mark 1 specifically designed for use in emergency situations where it is essential to erect and
bring into use quickly.
Mark 8: Like Mark 7, but the body is brick-built, designed for areas where manufacturing facilities are very
limited, and cost must be kept to a minimum. The Schematic below shows 8A with 5 m tall 0.12 0.15 m
dia stack.
Mark 5: Like Mark 3, but modified to carry the weight of a much higher chimney
See: www.appsci.dmu.ac.uk/mwi/index.htm and other pages. Also, Pickens, DJ (undated) Emissions Test on a De
Montfort Medical Waste Incinerator, Report. All photos below from Adama (2003).
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VULCAN incinerator
SICIN incinerator
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4.4.2.3 Monitoring
The operating parameters that can be monitored for
intermittent-duty incinerators are the same as those
parameters discussed in Section
4.4.1.3 for batch incinerators. The same monitoring
techniques generally apply. However, continuous
monitoring and recording of the ignition and combustion
chamber temperatures have added importance for
intermittent-duty incinerators. The trends in these measured
values are useful to the operator in determining the
appropriate charging frequency and in adjusting the
charging frequency as waste characteristics change.
Similarly, the use of appropriate viewports has added
significance in making decisions on charging frequency
based upon appearance of the waste bed.
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