Waste Oil (or sludge) Incinerator

• Annex V of MARPOL 73/78 gives guidelines with regard to waste material

storage and disposal at sea. Incineration of various waste materials such as
(a)
Galley waste including food scraps, bones, cans, bottles, plastics etc,.;
(b)
Accommodation wastes such as paper, cardboard, cans, plastics, textiles,
(c)
Oil sludge including bilge, oil purifier, lubricating oils etc;
(d)
Sewage sludges, is without doubt the most effective means of dealing with the
storage problems of them because the residuals are extremely small in volume
and easily disposed off.
• Marine Incinerator.
• It is a vertical cyclone type with a rotating arm device to improve combustion
and remove ash and other non combustibles from the furnace.
• Sludge burning carried out with burner. Combustion air is supplied by forced
draught fan. The loading door is pneumatic and is inter-locked with the burner
and forced draught fan. Solid waste fed in standard plastic bags. Liquid waste
may be introduced through the liquid waste burner when refractory is hot.
Control is covered by all safety measures
.