The mobile domestic waste incinerator is a compact, self-contained waste disposal system mounted on a trailer for easy transportation between villages, remote communities, and disaster relief sites. Designed for rural areas with limited infrastructure, this incinerator provides an immediate, eco-friendly solution to waste management challenges without requiring permanent installation.
✔ Portability – Can be towed by truck to different locations.
✔ No Fixed Infrastructure Needed – Ideal for temporary settlements or areas without landfills.
✔ Fast Deployment – Operational within hours of arrival.
✔ Environmentally Safe – Meets emission standards (EU/EPA).
✔ Low Maintenance – Simple operation for rural operators.
● Trailer-mounted (standard 20-ft chassis, customizable).
● Easy towing with a medium-duty truck or tractor.
● Foldable loading ramp for manual waste feeding.
● Dual-chamber incineration:
◎ Primary chamber (600–850°C) – Waste decomposition.
◎ Secondary chamber (950–1,100°C) – Complete gas combustion.
● Fuel options: Diesel, LPG, or biomass (agricultural waste).
● Basic model: Cyclone dust collector + wet scrubber.
● Premium model (optional):
◎ Activated carbon filter (for dioxin removal).
◎ Baghouse filter (PM <10 mg/Nm³).
● Semi-automated control panel (temperature monitoring, fuel regulation).
● Optional remote monitoring (GPS & IoT sensors for fleet management).
● Automatic shutdown in case of overheating.
● Lockable doors to prevent unauthorized access.
● Minimal training required for operators.
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Parameter |
Specification |
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Capacity |
1–3 tons/day (configurable) |
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Chamber Temp. |
Primary: 600–850°C / Secondary: 950–1,100°C |
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Fuel Consumption |
~8–12 L diesel/hour |
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Power Supply |
12V/24V battery or small generator |
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Dimensions |
~5m (L) × 2.2m (W) × 2.8m (H) |
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Weight |
~3,500–4,500 kg (depending on model) |
● Many villages lack landfills or transfer stations.
● The mobile unit eliminates the need for infrastructure investment.
● One unit can serve 5–10 villages in a waste collection circuit.
● Reduces costs compared to installing fixed incinerators everywhere.
● Deployed quickly after floods, earthquakes, or refugee camp setups.
● Prevents disease outbreaks from waste accumulation.
● 90% reduction in smoke compared to open burning.
● Complies with WHO air quality guidelines.
● No landfill fees or long-distance waste hauling.
● Minimal fuel consumption due to efficient combustion.
● Can sterilize infectious waste from rural clinics/veterinary centers.
● Reduces risks of epidemics in livestock farming areas.
Location: Cluster of 8 villages in Kenya (Total population: 25,000)
Problem: No waste collection; open dumping caused water contamination.
Solution: A mobile incinerator rotated weekly between villages.
✔ 80% reduction in illegal dumping.
✔ No more waste-related diseases (cholera, dysentery).
✔ Farmers reused ash as soil conditioner.
✔ Cost savings vs. individual village incinerators.
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Method |
Cost |
Mobility |
Pollution Control |
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Landfill |
High (construction + transport) |
None |
Groundwater pollution |
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Fixed Incinerator |
Medium |
Permanent installation only |
Good |
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Open Burning |
Free |
N/A |
Severe air pollution |
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Mobile Incinerator |
Lowest long-term cost |
Fully portable |
Controlled emissions |
● Load waste (manually or with a mini-excavator).
● Monitor combustion temperature.
● Remove cooled ash (1–2 times per day).
● Inspect burner nozzles and refractory lining.
● Clean scrubber water tanks.
● Replace worn gaskets and filters.
● Full combustion chamber inspection.
The mobile domestic waste incinerator is a game-changer for rural waste management, offering portability, affordability, and environmental protection. It is especially valuable for:
● Remote villages without waste infrastructure.
● Disaster zones requiring rapid deployment.
● Agricultural communities needing safe animal waste disposal.
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