This are also the prototypes of incinerators that are needed for hospitals in order to incinerate their infectious by products such as gloves, ppe used equipment, be it the uniforms that was used for covid operation. This types of equipment should be added to acquisition, requisition for both private and public sector managed schools, hospitals, factories, food manufacturers and industries in order to keep employees, employers and businesses safe from any disease, viruses or occurrence,reoccurrence, everything are to always be anticipated these days. Goals: 0 infection, anticipated, allocated hospital beds as well for any covid infections. SME General Practices,practitioners, all fields and studies, excellence in managing the needs of hospital operation and management.
Hi all Addfield incinerators are designed to have minimal impact on the environment. As such the waste is incinerated in the primary chamber initially following that all of the gasses and smoke passes into a secondary chamber where it is burned at 1100 degrees centigrade which then destroys any smoke, odours or pollutants. When the process is complete only cleaned flue gas is returned into the environment. For certain wastes and installations, we do also have a range of advanced filtration systems available.
Hello Faisal, please send email direct to sales@addfield.com and we will support you, what i need to know is the final destination, quantity of waste and type and we can support
Hi Ahmed thank you for your question. You can find a wide range of information on our website, www.addfield.com, including brochures, case studies and comparisons between the MP and other types of incinerators. If you have a particular project in mind contact our team at sales@addfield.com and they can help you find the most suitable solution.
Hi Kevin. Thank you for your question. The MP machine as seen in the video and all of the machines we produce can be powered by a wide range of fuels. The burners are most commonly installed to use Natural Gas, LPG or Diesel for fuel, however we are also able to supply these to be operated using HVO biofuel, Kerosene and even waste oil. All incinerators also need an electricty source to power the control panel and fans which, help control the heat, this is generally provided by mains electricity or via a diesel powered generator. For some macines we are able to supply the electicty requirements with solar panels. If you would like more information and even pricing on these machines I would recommend that you email sales@addfield.com and our expert team can help you further.
Does it satisfy en 746-2 2010? No visible smoke. But, we know that there are particles that are invisible but harmful to human life. How does your machine address it . See www.med-tec.nl/int/files/downloads/01_Brochure%20needle&safe%20waste%20Incinerator.pdf Your explanation is much appreciated.
I was about to say is this like return of the living dead when ernie burnt the body in the chamber thing and smoke went up in the air and trioxin 2,4,5 turned into acid rain and the dead rose up in the cemetery lol
Thankyou for your comment, however if they had invested in an Addfield incinerator thanks to our two-second retention time in the secondary chamber no smoke or Trioxin 245 would have made it through and therefore no raising of the dead. Would have been a much shorter and less interesting film then I guess. 🙂
Actually no, the incinerators do not achieve the temperatures required to melt the metal, (that would be a different solution). However once incinerated the remaining metals from the incineration is safe to dispose of. Thank you.
Hello Tom. The MP range is used to safely destroy a wide range of hazardous medical waste and not just syringes. It is used as an example in this video to highlight the effects of incineration in the disposal of solid waste. These machines are commonly installed globally in medical centers and hospitals to destroy all of the hazardous waste generated including biological waste, dressings, medicines etc. If you want more information on how medical waste is treated please visit our site www.addfield.com where you will find some case studies and blog articles. Thank you.
Hi Ahmed, yes this machine is used for hazardous clinical and medical waste. We do have different solutions for alternate hazardous waste such as mining or chemical waste. If you have a particular use in mind contact our team via sales@addfield.com
@@Addfield this was my question when thinking about how hospital sharps are processed. The puncture proof container would melt away. The needles would still pose a health risk from a puncture even if they are not carrying infectious agents. Do you just shovel the sharps out when you clean the ashes? How are they disposed of after incineration process?
13:20 is the end result
Yes that is correct.
Good
Nothing
This are also the prototypes of incinerators that are needed for hospitals in order to incinerate their infectious by products such as gloves, ppe used equipment, be it the uniforms that was used for covid operation. This types of equipment should be added to acquisition, requisition for both private and public sector managed schools, hospitals, factories, food manufacturers and industries in order to keep employees, employers and businesses safe from any disease, viruses or occurrence,reoccurrence, everything are to always be anticipated these days. Goals: 0 infection, anticipated, allocated hospital beds as well for any covid infections. SME General Practices,practitioners, all fields and studies, excellence in managing the needs of hospital operation and management.
When you burn at very high temperatures you see very little smoke or gases
Ceramic refelics the heat causes it to burn it at high temperature
What kind of air pollutants would this cause? Super neat either way.
Hi all Addfield incinerators are designed to have minimal impact on the environment. As such the waste is incinerated in the primary chamber initially following that all of the gasses and smoke passes into a secondary chamber where it is burned at 1100 degrees centigrade which then destroys any smoke, odours or pollutants. When the process is complete only cleaned flue gas is returned into the environment. For certain wastes and installations, we do also have a range of advanced filtration systems available.
what is the price of this unit ?
and what are the gases produced by this unit ?
thank you.
Hello Faisal, please send email direct to sales@addfield.com and we will support you, what i need to know is the final destination, quantity of waste and type and we can support
Hottest video i will see all day
Really
Can you tell me more details about this crematorium?
Hi Ahmed thank you for your question. You can find a wide range of information on our website, www.addfield.com, including brochures, case studies and comparisons between the MP and other types of incinerators. If you have a particular project in mind contact our team at sales@addfield.com and they can help you find the most suitable solution.
please whats the price for this unit and i need all the necessary information about the gases
no problem, thank you for your mail, please email me your request to sales@addfield.com
Please send us an email to sales@addfield.com and we will share with you the prices. whats the quantity of waste per day, and country destination?
Pls how is it powered?
Hi Kevin. Thank you for your question. The MP machine as seen in the video and all of the machines we produce can be powered by a wide range of fuels. The burners are most commonly installed to use Natural Gas, LPG or Diesel for fuel, however we are also able to supply these to be operated using HVO biofuel, Kerosene and even waste oil. All incinerators also need an electricty source to power the control panel and fans which, help control the heat, this is generally provided by mains electricity or via a diesel powered generator. For some macines we are able to supply the electicty requirements with solar panels. If you would like more information and even pricing on these machines I would recommend that you email sales@addfield.com and our expert team can help you further.
Good Morning.How can we get the incenerator in Kenya
We have a couple built, sold and leaving for Kenya in the next few weeks. However contact sales@addfield.com with your requirements.
Send us an email to sales@addfield.com and we will share with you results that comply with NEMA. We have machines already in Kenya
Does it satisfy en 746-2 2010? No visible smoke. But, we know that there are particles that are invisible but harmful to human life. How does your machine address it . See www.med-tec.nl/int/files/downloads/01_Brochure%20needle&safe%20waste%20Incinerator.pdf
Your explanation is much appreciated.
they scared to respond
I was about to say is this like return of the living dead when ernie burnt the body in the chamber thing and smoke went up in the air and trioxin 2,4,5 turned into acid rain and the dead rose up in the cemetery lol
Thankyou for your comment, however if they had invested in an Addfield incinerator thanks to our two-second retention time in the secondary chamber no smoke or Trioxin 245 would have made it through and therefore no raising of the dead. Would have been a much shorter and less interesting film then I guess. 🙂
A small puddle of metal?
Actually no, the incinerators do not achieve the temperatures required to melt the metal, (that would be a different solution). However once incinerated the remaining metals from the incineration is safe to dispose of. Thank you.
Is that all you burn at a time? Seems like a waste.
Hello Tom. The MP range is used to safely destroy a wide range of hazardous medical waste and not just syringes. It is used as an example in this video to highlight the effects of incineration in the disposal of solid waste. These machines are commonly installed globally in medical centers and hospitals to destroy all of the hazardous waste generated including biological waste, dressings, medicines etc. If you want more information on how medical waste is treated please visit our site www.addfield.com where you will find some case studies and blog articles. Thank you.
Is this incinerator used for hazardous waste?
Hi Ahmed, yes this machine is used for hazardous clinical and medical waste. We do have different solutions for alternate hazardous waste such as mining or chemical waste. If you have a particular use in mind contact our team via sales@addfield.com
no it's used for cooking
This is literally 13 minutes of footage of a machine doing nothing.
what happens to the metal ?
Thank you, the metal is not melted but it is heated to such a degree that it is safe to dispose of without posing any form of health risks.
@@Addfield this was my question when thinking about how hospital sharps are processed. The puncture proof container would melt away. The needles would still pose a health risk from a puncture even if they are not carrying infectious agents. Do you just shovel the sharps out when you clean the ashes? How are they disposed of after incineration process?