FireLake P77-3-SC30 Installation And Operator's Manual page 10

Chambers, Stack, Control Box Assembly P50/P77-3 SC30
Read through the complete manual before attempting assembly
1. Confirm all assemblies are present before attempting assembly. Refer to picture. Major
components would be three burners, a control box, secondary chamber, main chamber,
door arms and weight box, stack cap and stacking.
2. Using a lift and lifting from under the main chamber position the main chamber of
incinerator on pad. Pad should be level but if there is a slight slope in the pad it is best to
have the high end at the stack end. Allow space for the counter arms to swing, waste
loading, removing ash, servicing, and maximize distance to combustible materials.
Anchoring the chamber to the pad is optional. The weight of the incinerator normally
resists movement.
3. Note that if the main chamber is off level the stack will be forced off vertical.
4. To prevent downdraft the stack should be 10 feet taller than any building within 25 feet.
5. Review Flange Connection Procedure then apply mastic, rope to top of stack section
extending from main chamber. Use same flange instructions for all flange assemblies to
come. Align Secondary Chamber and lower on to Connector Stack. Secure with bolts,
washers,nuts.
6. Attach the Stack Cap with bolts, washers, nuts to the four foot Stack Section. Apply
mastic, rope to top of Secondary Chamber. Lower the assembly on to Secondary
Chamber and secure with bolts, washers, nuts.
7. Field installer and customer are to determine if there is a need and arrange for
reinforcement of chambers and stack to meet local weather/seismic codes.
8. Mount the Suspended Control Box with arms away from the incinerator and out of traffic
routes. Umbilicals of wiring have been factory assembled and rolled up inside or under
the Control Box. These umbilicals will need to be unrolled and connected to subboxes
on the incinerator as indicated by labeling on the wires and boxes. Umbilicals may lay
on floor or suspended. Any additional work to control box to withstand weather/seismic
requirements is to be designed and installed by field installer.
9. Plan ahead to size water and fuel lines and pipe locations to not interfere with operations.
Piping must also be of proper size to deliver adequate btu at proper pressure for burners.
Have piping done by experienced installer to assure proper fuel delivery.
WARNING STATEMENTS ON LOADING WASTE
Some waste contains highly volatile liquids or compressed gases. Never load these as they
could cause an explosion or fire. Sort such wastes from the standard waste stream and dispose of
them in a safe manner.
Oils, greases, plastics, and rubber are examples of material that can add heat to the burn chamber
quickly. Such materials should be burned cautiously and in small quantity until experience
dictates how much to mix within the standard wastes and still be able to burn cleanly and safely.
Failure to manage and be cautious with waste loading can lead to a melt down of the internal
linings, damage of seals, burner failure, or harm to operators and facilities.
P77-3 SC30 Manual 9.27.2019 Page 10