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Atlas Atlas 500

Atlas Incinerators Atlas Atlas 500 is identified in the source list as a marine incinerator. It is normally installed or arranged in the dedicated incinerator or machinery space. Its purpose is to burn approved shipboard waste under controlled conditions. The source record provides a stated power of 55.0 kW, the stated capacity 500 kg/h, and the existing record note 'Incinerator, marine waste incineration'. The equipment is based on combustion chamber, burner, refractory, fans, waste feed and controls. The exact model designation distinguishes the installed configuration from neighboring variants in the same category; refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.

55.0 kW
Power
500 kg/h
Capacity

Components & Design

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Technical Data

incinerator type marine waste incinerator
capacity kg h 500
imo mepc MEPC.244(66)
fuel MDO

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Common failures & inspection points

●Ignition or flame failure caused by fuel, burner, electrode or air-supply problems, resulting in failed starts or burner trips
●Poor combustion caused by wet waste, excessive feed, burner fouling or inadequate air, resulting in smoke, unstable temperature or incomplete burn
●Refractory damage caused by thermal cycling, impact or overheating, resulting in visible cracking, hot spots or exposed casing areas
●Sludge burner or feed-system blockage caused by high solids, poor heating or contamination, resulting in loss of sludge-burning capability
●Temperature, draft or interlock faults caused by sensor, fan or control problems, resulting in alarms, unstable furnace conditions or shutdown

Service & Maintenance

Inspect burners, ignition devices, combustion-air fans, waste-loading mechanisms, sludge lines and refractory condition. Remove ash and deposits using approved procedures and inspect door seals and casing for hot spots or leakage. Function-test temperature controls, flame safeguards, interlocks and emergency stops after maintenance. Keep prohibited materials out of the incinerator and follow the vessel's approved garbage and sludge procedures. Investigate persistent smoke or incomplete combustion before further operation. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for operating temperatures, waste restrictions and maintenance criteria.

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Replacement Parts

Keep burner nozzles or atomizing components as applicable, ignition parts, flame sensors, door seals, gaskets, selected refractory repair materials and control or temperature-sensor spares recommended by the manufacturer.
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