Incineration Blowers
The original incinerators were simple burning boxes with external combustion blowers and burners. Construction sites in some locations still use portable burning devices and trenches when clearing land. Current systems involve sophisticated controls along with environmental and safety considerations. Stationery incineration techniques usually involve heat recovery schemes. Thermal oxidizers using catalytic and indirect heat exchangers give back energy after incineration. NYB produces many heavy-duty designs of incineration fans & blowers.
The New York Blower Company offers literally thousands of different types, models and sizes of air-movement equipment that can be customized and tailored to your specific application. See the chart below for a list of recommended fan designs, materials and features for incineration use, or contact us to request a quote.
| Design Features: | Bearings and motors isolated from the process. Shaft seals with ceramic felt elements. |
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| Available Materials of Construction: | Carbon Steel |
| Fan Designs: | Class I-III SWSI |
