The incineration equipment is a domestic waste incinerator. The domestic waste is ignited in the furnace, and the organic waste gas enters the secondary combustion chamber. It is completely burned under the forced ignition of the burner before entering the spray dust removal equipment. The ash is then discharged through the chimney. The following explains the difference between the combustion chamber and the furnace in the domestic waste incinerator.

The domestic waste incinerator consists of four major systems: waste pretreatment system, incineration system, smoke biochemical dust removal equipment and gas boiler, integrating automatic loading and unloading, screening, drying, incineration, ash removal, ash removal and mechanical automation.

It can be said that the furnace of the waste incinerator includes a combustion chamber. The combustion chamber generally has a primary combustion chamber and a secondary combustion chamber. They are generally referred to as the furnace of the waste incinerator.

There are many processes of chemical and physical changes in the combustion of substances in the furnace. Generally, solid substances produce volatiles first after being heated. If the temperature is too low or there is insufficient oxygen, they will immediately run forward.

In addition, there is coke left. When part of the coke reaches the ambient temperature and O2 participates, the luminous reaction is actually ignition. Generally, most of the volatiles in the incinerator will be ignited in the first room, and the chemical energy cycle will be dissolved after participation.

After we consider the structure of the domestic waste incinerator, we will not confuse the combustion chamber and the furnace. The heating methods used for different industrial production methods are different. Generally, industrial waste adopts high-tech measures of high-temperature ignition, secondary oxygenation, and automatic slag unloading to meet the monitoring requirements of sewage treatment.