Hazardous waste incinerator equipment Rotary kiln burners can be divided into start-up burners and multi-component process burners based on functional classification. The start-up burners are generally only used when the rotary kiln is started, with a single fuel, and are generally only suitable for situations where waste has a high calorific value and a low ignition point. Multicomponent process burners can use diesel, natural gas, and high calorific value waste gas and liquid waste as fuels, with a wide range of applicability. They can be adjusted according to the load changes of the rotary kiln. The range of waste calorific values applicable to the rotary kiln is also wider. In recent years, multi-component process burners have been increasingly used.

The main equipment of the combustion support system is a gas burner. The role of the combustion support system is to ignite and incinerate auxiliary materials (when the calorific value of the material is low and its own combustion cannot be maintained). The gas fuel and air are mixed and combusted in the burner combustion head, and more appropriate combustion parameters can be obtained by adjusting the combustion air and combustion head. The combustion gas is recycled in the combustion head, which can reduce the emissions of pollutants, especially nitrogen oxides (NOx), to a lower level. It has functions such as fully automatic management of combustion procedures, flame detection, automatic judgment and fault indication. The burner can automatically ignite under the control of a program controller. The burner has functions such as automatic ignition, fire protection, fault alarm, and features high flame intensity, stable combustion, good safety, and large power adjustment.