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CI-W-200

The Atlas Marine CI-W-200 is a marine incinerator. It is normally installed in a dedicated machinery-space area with waste feed, combustion air, fuel and exhaust systems. It is designed for controlled thermal destruction of approved ship-generated waste and eligible oily residues. The operating principle relies on primary/secondary combustion under controlled air supply and temperature monitoring. The supplied entry gives no additional verified capacity, pressure, power or dimensional figure for this model. Compared with neighbouring models, the relevant differences are waste throughput, sludge capability, burner arrangement, refractory and control architecture; these must be confirmed from the installed documentation rather than inferred from the model designation alone. Service and survey attention should concentrate on burners, refractory, feed systems, fans/dampers, temperature monitoring, interlocks and records. For exact ratings, dimensions, tolerances, test limits and model-specific settings, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

capacity kw 200
waste type all
imo compliant True
burning rate kg h 10.0

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Common failures & inspection points

Burner ignition or flame failure caused by fuel, ignition or flame-detector faults, noticed as failed start or trip
Refractory cracking or erosion caused by thermal cycling and waste impact, noticed as hot spots, loose refractory or abnormal furnace condition
Poor combustion caused by wet/unsuitable waste, incorrect feed or air-supply faults, noticed as smoke, low temperature or unburned residue
Sludge/waste feed failure caused by pump, nozzle or blockage problems, noticed as unstable firing or inability to feed waste
Fan, damper or draft fault caused by mechanical/control failure, noticed as furnace-pressure alarms, smoke leakage or poor combustion
Temperature/instrumentation fault caused by sensor/controller failure, noticed as implausible readings or inability to demonstrate proper operating conditions

Service & Maintenance

Inspect refractory, burners, waste/sludge feed, combustion-air fans, dampers, furnace doors, ash removal and exhaust uptake. Verify flame safeguard, temperature indication, alarms, interlocks and emergency shutdown. Review waste records and the vessel's procedures for prohibited materials.

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Replacement Parts

Carry burner/atomizing parts, ignition electrodes, flame detector, temperature sensors, door seals, approved refractory repair materials, fan service parts and waste-feed pump/valve spares appropriate to the installed unit.
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