Primary chamber is the incinerator for convert air into combustible gas at a temperature of about 300–800 Degree Celsius. The air is distributed under the air compression and compressed into the incinerator by the primary air fan through inner incinerator walls with air jacket system. The air compressor head is installed and surrounded inside the incinerator for the purpose of primary air preheating in order to distribute air thoroughly in the primary chamber. Compressed air can be adapted to match with types of waste. The inner surface of the upper incinerator is a smooth steel sheet so there is no accumulation of slag. The floor surface of the incinerator is constructed of refractory bricks and concrete with heat resistance material not less than 1200 Degree Celsius which help extending the lifespan of the incinerator longer than general incinerators. Regarding to the ash conveyor, ashes can be removed easily because the floor surface of the incinerator is a smooth steel sheet. Its surroundings are built up with refractory bricks. The structure of the external incinerator is steel sheet assembled in a square shape, coated with heat resistant painting which help reducing incinerator’s wall temperature not more than 60 Degree Celsius. 
Waste Combustion Assistance Equipment