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Atlas Incinerators

X10 TITAN X610 (600 kW equivalent)

Atlas Incinerators X10 TITAN X610 (600 kW equivalent) — Modern marine incinerator for solid and liquid waste, energy-efficient with reduced pre-heating requirements.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

Design Three-chamber incinerator, equivalent to Atlas 600 but more compact and lighter
Key Innovation Sludge oil pumped directly without pre-heating (no steam/electricity/thermal oil heating required)
Burner System Single combi oil burner (combines sludge and diesel oil burning)
Compressed Air Reduction 60% reduction in compressed air consumption vs. Atlas 600
Type Approval MED Type Approval Certificate issued by DNV GL
Water Content Capability Burning sludge oil with up to 50% water content

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Common failures & inspection points

Refractory lining deterioration and combustion chamber damage

Visual and structural inspection for cracks, erosion, corrosion in combustion chamber and refractory lining; assess condition for temperatures up to 1600°C withstand capability

Emissions exceed IMO MARPOL Annex VI limits (SOx, NOx, dioxins)

Test incinerator emissions to ensure they are within acceptable limits and comply with MARPOL Annex VI standards; verify combustion temperatures maintained at 850-950°C; check automated emission monitoring systems are operational

Burner malfunction, flame instability, or incomplete combustion

Test flame monitors, check burner nozzles for carbon buildup or damage; inspect fuel delivery system for leaks or blockages; verify fuel type and delivery rate; clean oil supply filters and burner components; test automatic ignition and flame failure protection systems

Flue gas system failures, leaks in exhaust line, or inadequate draft

Inspect all seals, gaskets, and connections in flue gas system for leaks; conduct smoke tests to verify proper exhaust of combustion gases; check three-chamber system integrity; verify flue gas temperature (850-1,200°C range); clean accumulated soot and ash from combustion and ash removal systems

Safety system failures (temperature control, pressure relief, shutdown systems)

Test all safety features including temperature controllers, pressure relief valves, flame monitors, and automatic shutdown systems for malfunction; verify interlock systems preventing unsafe operation; review all operational and maintenance records to confirm documented periodic maintenance is current

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