Solid waste to be incinerated

Cartons, rags, cotton and other wastes associated with generation of electricity loaded in the incinerator in

bags.

Loading capacity: At least 100 Kg / h

Start up fuel

Diesel Oil

2.3 Incinerator Supply

The incinerator shall be equipped with sludge pumps that allow homogenous flow of sludge to its burner. These pumps

shall deliver waste oil from the incinerator sludge mixing tank to the incinerator. Operation and control of these

pumps shall be fully automatic. A linear negative feedback control algorithm shall be used to adjust the feed rate of

the sludge pumps and hence vary the quantity of sludge being incinerated. The sludge line shall also be equipped with

appropriate self cleaning filter that will keep impurities away from the burner.

A sludge mixing tank equipped with a superheated water heater shall also be

provided. A Superheated water heater shall be provided to heat the waste oil to the inlet temperature required by the

incinerator. In case a superheated water heater

cannot be provided, an electric heater shall be provided for the tank. The tank shall also be equipped with a magnetic

level indicator, level switches and appropriate drain valves, separate overflow and vent pipes.

Characteristics of superheated water available at the power station are as follows; Pressure and temperature of

superheated water at supply manifold; P = 10 Bars, T = 150 Deg

Pressure and temperature of superheated water at return manifold; P = 8.5 Bars, T = 140 Deg