"> Caldera Marine Caldera CM-200
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Caldera CM-200

Caldera Marine Caldera CM-200 is a shipboard incinerator in the supplied category 'Incinerator / Incinerator (IMO MEPC.244)'. It is normally installed in a dedicated machinery or waste-treatment space with fuel, combustion-air, exhaust and waste-handling connections. It is intended to thermally destroy approved shipboard waste and sludge under controlled combustion conditions. Compared with neighbouring entries in the same series, the supplied list identifies this unit by its model designation; the meaning of any embedded size or rating code should be confirmed in manufacturer documentation. In service it interfaces with burners, waste or sludge feed, combustion-air fan, refractory-lined chamber, exhaust system, temperature controls and safety interlocks. Model-specific limits, settings, dimensions and acceptance criteria that are not stated in the supplied data should be taken from the manufacturer documentation.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

capacity kw 200
waste type solid/liquid
imo compliant True
burning rate kg h 8.0

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Common failures & inspection points

Burner fouling or poor atomization causes flame instability, smoke or flame-failure trips
Refractory damage exposes the casing to excessive heat and is seen as cracks, hot spots or loose lining
Waste-feed blockage or poor sludge condition causes unstable combustion and incomplete burning
Temperature-sensor or flame-detector faults cause nuisance trips or prevent safe burner operation
Soot or ash accumulation restricts gas flow and reduces combustion efficiency

Service & Maintenance

Inspect refractory, burners, fuel and sludge lines, fans, ash removal, doors, seals, exhaust path and evidence of casing hot spots. Test flame supervision, temperature controls, interlocks and emergency shutdowns under the approved procedure. Confirm that operating records and waste restrictions are followed; exact temperatures, permitted feed rates and emissions-related settings must come from approved documentation.

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Replacement Parts

Carry burner nozzles and ignition parts, flame detectors, temperature sensors, refractory patching material where approved, door seals, filters and critical solenoids or control relays.
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