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Summary of Contents for Inciner8 A400-G
- Page 1 Incinerator Model A400 - G Operators Manual Important Failure to cure refractory Before using will void warranty (see refractory curing procedure) Tampering with orifices in the burner will void warranty Revised January 2005...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Owners Manual For Gas Fired Incinerator Models A400 Index Overview of Incinerator Page 3 Specifications Page 4 Service / installation sheet Page 5 Site plan / fitting Page 6 Assembly Instructions Page 7 Commissioning & start up procedures Page 8 Operator instructions Page 8 Refractory Curing Procedure... -
Page 3: Overview Of Incinerator
Features Overview • Designed for economical performance. • 200 kg capacity. • Low profile for easy loading and ash removal. • Refractory lined to retain heat for efficient operation. • Available with LP, natural gas, or oil burner (Diesel / Kerosine). Fuel Efficiency •... -
Page 4: Specifications
Specifications Summary All installations must be in accordance with state and local codes. WASTE CHAMBER Chamber capacity 200 kg (Type IV waste - animals) Chamber volume .36 m Chamber size Width 91 cm (outside) Height 86 cm (less burner and counter weights) Length 122 cm Door opening... -
Page 5: Service / Installation Sheet
Inciner8 Incinerator Model A400 Installation Location: Installed by: Date: Sold By: Service Record Date Comments... -
Page 6: Site Plan / Fitting
Site Information 1. The A400 incinerators are designed for outdoor installation on a concrete slab 1.8m x 2.4m x 10cm thick this should be smooth and impervious to aid in cleaning around the incinerator area. Drainage or some bunding around the incinerator area is ideal to avoid any waste materials running off the concrete slab. -
Page 7: Assembly Instructions
Assembly Instructions Site 1. Position the incinerator on the concrete slab as needed for fuel and electrical hook up. Stack / Chimney 1. Bolt the refractory lined stack to the primary chamber using the 8 x 3/8-16 x 1 bolts and nuts. Place the fibreglass rope gasket between the stack and the main chamber. -
Page 8: Commissioning & Start Up Procedures
Commissioning and start up procedures 1. It is imperative that the refractory has been cured (see page 9 for details) 2. All pipework must be checked for leak tightness and should be free from dirt and debris. Welding slag needs to be removed and the pipework should be completely clear of any obstruction. -
Page 9: Refractory Curing Procedure
Refractory Curing Procedure Start Burner and burn for 5 minutes Allow to cool for 15 minutes Burn 5 minutes Cool 15 minutes Burn 15 minutes Cool 15 minutes Burn 15 minutes Cool 15 minutes Burn 30 minutes Cool 15 minutes Burn 30 minutes Cool... -
Page 10: Inspection & Servicing
Inspection Procedures Periodic inspection and servicing of the units is required to maintain optimum operation We recommend the following schedule:- Assuming the unit has been installed and tested by a suitably qualified gas/ electrical engineer. service (post installation check up) after 50 hours of operation Regular service/ inspection 1000 hours or annually, whichever is the sooner. -
Page 12: Warranty
No product or part thereof may be returned pursuant to this warranty without first receiving specific written permission to do so. All requests should be addressed to Inciner8 Ltd, Unit 9, Shakespeare House, 37-39 Shakespeare Street, Southport PR8 5AB, United Kingdom, requesting specific authority for returning merchandise pursuant to this warranty with reasons for the request.