Incinerator is a household waste incineration equipment. The household waste is ignited in the furnace and converted into organic waste gas, which enters the secondary combustion chamber. Under the forced ignition of the burner, it burns thoroughly before entering the spray type dust removal equipment. After ash removal, it is discharged through the chimney. Below, we will explain the differences between the combustion chamber and the inside of a household waste incinerator.

The household waste incineration equipment consists of four major systems: waste pre-treatment system, incineration treatment system software, thick smoke biochemical dust removal equipment, and gas boiler. It integrates automatic loading and unloading, screening, drying treatment, incineration treatment, ash removal, ash removal, and mechanical automation.

It can be said that the garbage incinerator contains a combustion chamber, which generally has a primary combustion chamber and a secondary combustion chamber. They generally refer to it as the furnace of the garbage incinerator.

There are many chemical and physical changes involved in the combustion of substances in the furnace. Generally, solid substances first produce volatiles when heated, and if there is ultra-low temperature or insufficient oxygen, they immediately move forward.

In addition, there is only coke left. When a part of the coke reaches the ambient temperature point and O2 participates, it causes a bright chemical reaction, which is actually ignition. Generally, the vast majority of volatile matter in an incinerator will ignite in a room, and after participating, the chemical energy will circulate and dissolve.

After considering the structure of the household waste incineration equipment clearly, we will not confuse the combustion chamber and furnace. The heating methods used for different industrial production methods are different. Generally, industrial waste adopts high-tech measures such as high-temperature ignition, secondary oxygenation, and fully automatic slag discharge to achieve monitoring regulations for sewage treatment.