Manual Og Maxi Sl1ws v3 060307

INSTRUCTION BOOK
FOR
INSTALLATION, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
OF INCINERATOR
Type MAXI 50/100/150 SL-1 WS
HYUNDAI MARINE MACHINERY CO.,LTD.

602-15, GAJWA-DONG SEO-GU, INCHOEN CITY, KOREA.
TEL : +82-32-583-0671
FAX : +82-32-583-0674
URL : http://www.hmmco.co.kr
E-mail : jhkim133@hmmco.co.kr
Update : V3-20060307
INSTRUCTION BOOK FOR W. O. INCINERATOR
TYPE : MAXI 50/100/150SL-1 WS
INSTRUCTION BOOK FOR

INSTALLATION OF INCINERATOR OF
HYUNDAI ATLAS
TYPE MAXI 50/100/150 SL-1 WS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Installation & storage instruction for incinerators ...
Instruction for installation ............................................................
Description of incinerator ..
Basic principles .......................................................................
Working principles ......................................................................
Description of process diagram .........................................................
Technical data for incinerator ........................................................
Technical data components ...........................................................
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INSTRUCTION FOR OPERATION:

Operating instructions ...................................................................
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INSTRUCTION FOR OPERATION OF INCINERATOR :

Operating instructions ................................................................
Calorific values in some waste products ...............................................
Warning ...............................................................................
General instructions for operation of incinerator ......................................
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TROUBLE SHOOTING :
Trouble shooting chart incinerator .....................................................
Trouble shooting chart W.O dosing pump PU-3 ..........................................
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INSTRUCTION FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF PARTS :

Operating instructions for digital temperature controller ....................
Operating instructions for flue gas temp. controller ..
Operation instructions for burner control box .
Primary burner instruction for operation and maintenance ............................
W.O dosing pump (PU-3) operating and maintenance instruction ......................
Sludge burner ..
Instruction for repair of refractory lining .............................................
Scheme for maintenance ................................................................
Lubrication scheme .....................................................................
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LIST OF PARTS :
Component drawing .......................................................................
List of component .......................................................................
Parts list for primary burner .....................................................
Parts list for W.O dosing pump ................................................
Parts list for sludge burner ......................................................
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ADDITIONAL DRAWING & COMPONENTS :

Instructions for operation (PU-5) ...............................
Technical data Mill pump(PU-5)
Part list for PU-5 ..
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Part 1
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
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INSTALLATION & STORAGE

INSTRUCTION FOR INCINERATORS
1.0 INSTALLATION OF INCINERATOR
The incinerator should be installed and placed according to the rules of the Classification Societies and
to the National Shipping Boards.
When installing the incinerator the following points must be observed:
It must be possible to stop the operation of the incinerator from a place

outside the room in which it is placed.
Stationary placed fire-fighting equipment must be available for the room in

which the incinerator is placed.
2.0 STORAGE INSTRUCTION FOR INCINERATORS

HYUNDAI-ATLAS Incinerators standard and the storage environmental conditions must be as follows ;
1. Air temperature
2. Humidity
3. Wind
4. Shocks
: 0 to +50, temp. drop max. 10/h

: 0 7% relative
: Below 10m/sec
: Below 1g. acceleration in all directions
El-panel must be stored in airtight packing Before packing the el-panel must equipped with some bags
"Silica gel" inside in order to absorb possible humidity.
The pumps are not to be turned.
After elapse of storage period, all bolted packings must be tightened up.
The incinerator must only handle by fork, truck of by the lifting beam, and must not be exposed to
mechanical damages.
Storage period : According to agreement.
The surface must not be heated to above 50 by solar radiation or other sources.
The incinerator must not to be exposed prolonged by sea water spray or rain must not hosed down or
similarly expose.
After 12 month storage the lining has to heat up and dried-up acc. to incinerators instructions.
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INSTRUCTION FOR INSTALLATION

OF HYUNDAI-ATLAS INCINERATOR
1.0 REFERENCES
For capacity, dimensions and connections we refer to:
- Technical data, incinerator
- Technical data, components
- Dimension drawing
- Pipe diagram
- Arrangement for control panel and diagrams
2.0 INCINERATOR
The incinerator should be installed and placed according to the rules of the classification societies and to
the national shipping boards.
In front of the feeding door for the sluice a space of min. 1.5m must be foreseen for feeding the refuse
bags and inspection of the primary burner, thermocouple, valves, and the removal of ashes.
The incinerator should be placed in the ship where the vibrations are as few as possible and especially
with regard to the transportation of solid waste and for the lay-out of the funnel.
We recommend floor plates around the incinerator rather than grids due to the risk of spillage of refuse
and ashes.
3.0 DIESEL OIL SUPPLY - DIESEL OIL TANK
The supply and return pipe for diesel oil to and from the incinerator, see the dimension drawing.
Pressure and suction conditions, see technical data for components. The diesel oil supply pipes should
be provided with strainers to avoid any blocking of the pipes. The pump on the primary burner is also
provided with strainers built in the pumps. The oil pump of the primary burner is a gear wheel pump
which constantly circulates the oil in the circulation pipe.
The max. suction head for the diesel oil pump is 3 meters.
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4.0 WASTE OIL TANK AND CIRCULATION PIPE

For supply and return pipe for oil sludge between the incinerator and the waste oil tank, See pipe
diagram (Final drawing)
4.1 WASTE OIL TANK
The waste oil tank for waste oil has to be provided with a mill (PU-5) for agitation and comminution of the
contents of the tank.
The tank must be designed with a view to securing an effective homogenization;
irregular shapes and webs should be avoided.
The waste oil tank is to be provided with :
a. Heater and temperature controller
b. Level switch for "low level" for stopping of incinerator when the tank is empty.
Level switch for "High level" and "Low level" as alarm function on the main panel of the ship should
also be installed.
c. Mill for comminution and agitation of the sludge contents.
d. Thermostat for "Alarm high sludge temperature"
4.2 MILL PUMP (PU-5)
The suction branch of the mill should be placed as close to the sludge tank as possible. If the mill is
placed lower than the sludge level, there should be a valve on the suction side.
The return pipe of the mill should be made as short as possible, i.e. the length must not exceed the
diagonal of a 2 to 3 m 3 tank.
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5.0 COMPRESSED AIR SUPPLY

For supply of compressed air to sluice on incinerator, see dimension drawing( Final drawing ).
To avoid any blocking of the air pipe a strainer is needed in the air supply piping system.
5.1 SLUICE
The built-on non-flareback sluice for continuous feeding of solid waste is operated
automatically by two pneumatic cylinders from a pushbutton panel (CP-3).
6.0 FLUE GAS FUNNEL

Dimension of funnel, see technical data of incinerator, dimension drawing, and installation drawing for
mixing chamber. Max. counter pressure in funnel incl. outlet loss 300 Pa (30 mmAq)To obtain sufficient
draught in the incinerator it is recommended to avoid too many sharp bending and dimension of funnel
less than indicated in "Technical data of incinerator". If this is not possible, an in-line flue gas fan has to
be mounted in the upper part of the funnel Thermocouple (TC-2) in funnel is supplied loose for mounting
in funnel.
7.0 ELECTRICAL CABLE CONNECTION TO CONTROL PANEL

The power cable is connected directly to the control panel of the incinerator.
For cable entry, see arrangement for control panel and el-diagrams. The following connections are to be
connected with the terminal row in the control panel:
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Main power
Remote alarm
Low level/high level switch on sludge tank (if needed)
Thermocouple in funnel (TC-2)
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8.0 AIR SUPPLY TO INCINERATOR ROOM

The air supply to the room where the incinerator is placed must be dimensioned in such a way that the
air supply to the incinerator is sufficient and so that noise as well as inconvenience for the operator can
be avoided.
9.0 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Fire Extinguishing Systems:
Fire extinguishing is to be provided to comply with regulation 6 of SOLAS 74, chapter -2, as amended.
Each incinerator room is to be provided with one portable extinguisher for the extinguishing of oil fires.
Fixed Fire Detection Fire Alarm System:
If the incinerator room is to be periodically unattended, a fixed fire detection and fire alarm system is to
be provided for the incinerator room. This system has to comply with regulation 14 of SOLAS 74, chapter
-2, as amended.
Protection against Low Voltage:
It is the responsibility of the customer to ensure that no abnormal operation of the incinerator occurs due
to low voltage. In general, a ship's generator system is secured against low voltage.
However, if this is not the case, the customer must design their electrical system so that the incinerator
will not shut down at periods of low voltage.
Emergency Shut-Off Valve
The pipe system for supply and return of diesel oil and oil sludge to incinerator and tanks has to be
provided with emergency shut-off valve operated outside the room, in accordance with the rules of the
classification societies.
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DESCRIPTION OF HYUNDAI-ATLAS INCINERATOR

The MAXI incinerator is designed to incinerate solid waste and all types of combustible non-explosive oil
sludge with a flash point of min. 60, without being a nuisance to the surroundings. The incinerator is
made as a compact plant of the multi-chamber design,
The incinerator is delivered with the following built-on main components:
- Primary blower for cooling and combustion air
- Sludge burner
- W.O dosing pump
- Primary burner for primary combustion chamber
- Control panel (CP-1) and (CP-3)
- Thermocouples for detecting temperatures and alarm in primary combustion
chamber
- Internal electric-cable oil/air pipes and valves
- Automatic built-on non-fallback sluice supplied loose for mounting in funnel:
- Thermocouple for detecting high flue gas temperature and alarm
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BASIC PRINCIPLES
OF
HYUNDAI ATLAS INCINERATOR
The incinerator is designed according to the basic principles of ensuring a highly efficient
Combustion and a high degree of safety.
The first principles is relapsed by means of :
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High combustion temperature

Secondary combustion chamber
Level of inside insulation (maintenance a constant temperature in the combustion chamber).
Reduction of pollution from the incinerator.
The high degree of safety is relapsed by fully automatic operation and monitoring of the Incinerator,
complying with the words most restrictive requirements. Furthermore by an air cooling flow surrounding
the combustion chamber in the space between this and the external surface of the incinerator.
This degree of safety should eliminate any concern about the incinerator, once it has been installed.
THE INCINERATOR
The incinerator is designed with a primary combustion chamber for burning sludge oil and/or solid waste,
and a secondary combustion chamber for burning out uncombusted exhaust gases.
The primary combustion chamber is equipped with a diesel oil burner called primary burner.
PRIMARY COMBUSTION CHAMBER
The incinerator is designed to combust solid waste and/or oil. The heat from the primary burner will dry
out and start burning the solid waste and/or ignite the sludge oil.
The very large heat transmission area in the primary combustion chamber optimizes the drying and
burning of the solid waste.
COMBUSTION SECONDARY CHAMBER
The primary and the secondary combustion chamber are separated by wall made of ceramic heavy duty
refractory. In the secondary combustion chamber the gases from the primary combustion chamber
will burn out.
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WORKING PRINCIPLE
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COMPONENTS
1. Charging Door
2. Combustion Chamber
3. Afterburning Chamber
4. Secondary After burning Chamber
5. Oil Burner With Built-in pump
6. Ash Cleaning Door
7. Primary Blower
8. Induced Draught Air
9. Damper
10. Sludge Burner
11. Double Air-cooling Wall
12. Combustion Air Inlets
13. Oil Sludge Service Tank
14. Mill Pump
15. Compressed Air
16. Sludge Dosing Pump
17. Heating Element
18. Diesel Oil Tank
19. Sluice for Solid Waste
20. Self cleaning Strainer
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CONNECTIONS
a. Sludge Oil Inlet
b. Steam Inlet
c. Steam Outlet
d. Sludge Oil Ventilation Outlet
e. Diesel Oil Inlet
f. Diesel Oil Ventilation Outlet
g. Compressed Air Inlet
h. Electrical Power Supply
i. Flue Gas Outlet
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DESCRIPTION OF FOR PROCESS DIAGRAM

Switch on Solid Waste
See process diagram on page 14.
POS. 1 START OF INCINERATOR

Process timer, primary blower, and primary burner blower start.
POS.2 STOP OF COMBUSTION

Stop of combustion stops the supply of diesel oil to primary burner.
Primary blower and primary burner blower are working on cooling programmed.
POS. 3 STOP OF INCINERATOR

The cooling programmed stops when the temperature in the incinerator drops below 100.
When the incinerator has stopped, switch off the main switch on the control panel.
POS. 4 START OF COMBUSTION

After start of the incinerator and after 30sec. Pre-purging time the primary burner (ST-1) in the primary
combustion chamber will start.
POS. 5 FLAME CONTROL

The primary burner is equipped with a flame control which is activated during the first 10 seconds after
start, also after. After this period the burner is ignited or turned off according to the temperature in the
chamber.
STOP OF COMBUSTION IN PRIMARY COMBUSTION CHAMBER

When the temperature in the primary combustion chamber reaches 950 the ignition of the primary
burner will stop and the solenoid valve on the diesel oil pipe is closed.
All blower are operating.
RE-START HEATING IN PRIMARY COMBUSTION CHAMBER
When the temperature drops below 850 the primary burner in the primary combustion chamber
restarts.
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Switch on Sludge
See process diagram on page 15
POS. 1 START OF INCINERATOR

Process timer, primary blower and primary burner blower start.
POS. 2 STOP OF COMBUSTION

Stop of combustion stops the supply of diesel oil to primary burner, and stops the sludge oil supply to the
sludge burner.
Primary blower and primary burner blower are working on cooling program.
POS. 3 STOP OF INCINERATOR

The cooling program stops when the temperature in the incinerator drops below 100.
POS. 4 START OF PREHEATING

After start of the incinerator and after 30 sec. prepurging time the primary burner (ST-1) in the primary
combustion chamber will start preheating.
POS. 5 START OF COMBUSTION

After a preheating period of 13 minutes the sludge burner starts automatically and operates with in the
set points. (850-950).
When the switch delay primary burner is switched to automatic AUT, the primary burner operates for
only 25 seconds to ignite the sludge burner automatically.
when the switch delay primary burner is switched to manual MAN, the primary burner operates all the
time together with the sludge burner.
POS. 6 FLAME CONTROL

The flame control is activated for the 10 seconds after start-up of primary burner as well as after restart.
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STOP OF COMBUSTION IN PRIMARY COMBUSTION CHAMBER

When the temperature in the primary combustion chamber reaches 950 the ignition of the primary
burner will stop and the solenoid valve on the diesel oil pipe is closed.
All blower are operating.
RE-START HEATING IN PRIMARY COMBUSTION CHAMBER

When the temperature in the primary combustion chamber drops below 850 the sludge burner
restarts.
When the switch delay primary burner is switched to automatic AUT, the primary burner operates for
only 25 seconds to ignite the sludge burner automatically.
When the switch delay primary burner is switched to manual MAN, the primary burner operates all the
time together with the sludge burner.
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PROCESS DIAGRAM INCINERATOR

TYPE : MAXI 50/100/150 SL-1 WS
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Burning
Cooling
Elapsed time
Switch on SOLID WASTE :
0 -------------------------------- ----------------------T
Close the door and start

Process timer
Primary blower
(VH)
Pre-purging time 30sec (5 x air changes)

Primary burner blower
(ST-1)
Activation of the sluice will unlock

The inside door and feed the waste
Primary burner operating

Operating temperature
For ST-1
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(ST-1)
(850 950 )
(1562 1742 )
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Burning
Cooling
Elapsed time
Switch on SLUDGE :
0 ------------------------------ -----------------------T
Process time
Primary blower
(VH)
Pre-purging time 30 sec (5 x air change)

ST-1 burner preheats for 13 min.
Primary burner blower
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4
5
(ST-1)
Sludge burner atomizing air
(B)
Activation of the sluice will unlock

The inside door and feed the waste
Primary burner operating (man. ST-1)

Sludge burner operating
For ST-1 (man)
(B)
(850 950 )
(1562 1742)
Operating time for ST-1 (about 25 sec.)

For B
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(850 950 )
(1562 1742 )
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1
Burning
Safety function enabled changes
to cooling and alarm
Cooling
Elapsed time
0 -----------------------------------------------------T
High temperature incinerator

(1050/1922)
Low pressure combustion air (18 mbar)

Low negative pressure primary
combustion chamber
Low pressure atomizing air (1.0 Kg/Cm2)
Flame failure
High temperature exhaust gas
Motor overload failure
Sluice inside door not closed
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TECHNICAL DATA SHEET FOR

HYUNDAI-ATLAS INCINERATOR
TYPE MAXI 50SL-1 WS
MAIN DATA
Calorie capacity
: 372 kw (320,000 kcal/h)
Solid waste
: Max. 100 kg/h
Liquid waste
: Max.38 Kg/h
Retention time flue gas
: 1.0 sec.
DIMENSION BASIS FOR AIR AND OIL PIPE CONNECTION

Total air consumption incinerator
: 4,300m3/h - 15
Flue gas funnel, min. diam.
: 350 mm
Flue gas temperature
: 350
Flue gas volume
: 9,300 m3/h
Max. counter pressure in funnel,

incl. outlet loss
Fuel oil consumption max. when
heating the incinerator
: 300 Pa (30 mmAq)

: Approx. 8L
Compressed air consumptionsludge burner
: max. 16 m3/h
Compressed air pressure
: 7~10 bar
Time to heat up to 700
: About 30 min.
Fuel oil
: Marine diesel oil

Max. 14 cSt at 40
: Diameter. 8 mm
Inside diam. of diesel oil pipe
The amount of diesel oil depends on the heat value of the solid waste and the oil sludge.
As dimensioning basis for the diesel oil tank we suggest a 600 liter tank.
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TYPE MAXI 100SL-1 WS
MAIN DATA
Calorie capacity
: 580 kw (500,000 kcal/h)
Solid waste
: Max. 100 kg/h
Liquid waste
: Max.59 Kg/h
: 1.0 sec.

: 5,900m3/h - 15
: 500 mm
: 350
Flue gas volume
: 14,300 m3/h

incl. outlet loss
: 300 Pa (30 mm Aq)

: Approx. 8L
: max. 16 m3/h
: 9 bar
: About 30 min.
Fuel oil
: Marine diesel oil

Max. 14 cSt at 40
: Diameter. 8 mm
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TYPE MAXI 150SL-1 WS
MAIN DATA
Calorie capacity
: 814 kw (700,000 kcal/h)
Solid waste
: Max. 150 kg/h
Liquid waste
: Max.82 Kg/h
: 1.0 sec.

: 6,600m3/h - 15
: 550 mm
: 350
Flue gas volume
: 16,700 m3/h

incl. outlet loss
: 300 Pa (30 mmAq)

: Approx. 8L
: max. 16 m3/h
: 9 bar
: About 30 min.
Fuel oil
: Marine diesel oil

Max. 14 cSt at 40
: Diameter. 8 mm
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HYUNDAT-ATLAS INCINERATOR
TYPE MAXI 50 SL-1 WS
TECHNICAL DATA - COMPONENTS
PRIMARY BLOWER (VH)
Is a high-pressure centrifugal fan of the welded design with a direct drive
Type air blower
: HTF - #3
Capacity
: 4,300 M3/H
Static pressure
: 5,750 PA (575 mmAq)
Number of revolutions
: 3,516 RPM
Motor
: 11 Kw x 2P
W.O DOSING PUMP (PU-3)

Is a self-priming positive displacement pump with gear motor
Type pump
: HMD 008-12
Capacity, max.
: 19~105 l/h at 92 ~ 483 r.p.m
Head
: Max. 2 bar
Gear ratio
: 92 ~ 483 r.p.m.
Gear type
: Disco-variation
Motor
: 0.45 Kw x 2P
PRIMARY BURNER (ST-1)

Type burner
: DH 160 E2
Type oil pump
: BFP 21 L5
Fuel oil
: Marine diesel oil
Capacity
: 17 l/h
Motor
: 0.125 Kw 3,360 r.p.m
CONTROL PANEL CP-1

Splash-proof grade made of hot-process steel plate.
Total installed motor output Kw
: 11.58 Kw
Demand factor
:1
Alarm
: Normally closed circuit
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PRIMARY BLOWER (VH)
Type air blower
: HTF - #3 1/2
Capacity
: 5,900 M3/H
Static pressure
: 5,884 PA (600 mmAq)
: 3,540 RPM
Motor
: 18.5 Kw x 2P

Type pump
: HMD 012-12L
Capacity, max.
: 26~137 l/h at 92~483 r.p.m
Head
: MAX. 2 bar
Gear ratio
: 92~483 r.p.m.
Gear type
: Disco-variation
Motor
: 0.45 Kw x 2P

Type burner
: DH 160 E2
Type oil pump
: BFP 21 L5
Fuel oil
: Marine diesel oil
Capacity
: 17 l/h
Motor
: 0.125 Kw 3,360 r.p.m
CONTROL PANEL CP-1

: 19.08 Kw
Demand factor
:1
Alarm
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PRIMARY BLOWER (VH)
Type air blower
: HTF - #3 1/2
Capacity
: 6,600 M3/H
Static pressure
: 7,150 PA (715 mmAq)
: 3,520 RPM
Motor
: 22 Kw x 2P

Type pump
: HMD 012-12L
Capacity, max.
: 26~137 l/h at 92~483 r.p.m
Head
: MAX. 2 bar
Gear ratio
: 92~483 r.p.m.
Gear type
: Disco-variation
Motor
: 0.45 Kw x 2P

Type burner
: DH 160 E2
Type oil pump
: BFP 21 L5
Fuel oil
: Marine diesel oil
Capacity
: 17 l/h
Motor
: 0.125 Kw 3,360 r.p.m
CONTROL PANEL CP-1

: 22.58 Kw
Demand factor
:1
Alarm
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SLUDGE BURNER (B)
Is a special burner for impurities of max. 8 mm of the compressed air atomizing type made of heat
resistant steel.
CONTROL PANEL CP-3
Control panel for activating the sluice. Splash-proof grade made of hot process steel plate.
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INSTRUCTION FOR OPERATION
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OPERATING INSTRUCTION FOR

START-UP OF THE INCINERATOR
- Activate the main switch on the control panel.
- Reset the alarm lamps.
- Make sure that all the lamps are alight by activating the pushbutton for "lamp test" on each lamp.
To start the incinerator activate the pushbutton for "start". The incinerator will now start automatically.
OIL SLUDGE AND SOLID WASTE
- Fill the primary combustion chamber.
- Close the feeding door.
- Activate the main switch.
- Reset the alarm lamps.
- Activate the pushbutton for sludge/solid waste and start the incinerator.
If the flame in the incinerator goes out at the start-up the first time, the incinerator is to be reset by
means of the "reset" button on the control panel.
ADDING OF SOLID WASTE
Before adding a new charge of solid waste, check whether the incinerator is ready to receive more waste
by looking through the sight glass of the sluice and by activating the sluice.
STOP OF THE INCINERATOR
Activate the "stop" pushbutton. When the temperature in the incinerator drops below 100 (212) the
incinerator automatically stops.
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ABNORMAL START-UP AND OPERATION OF INCINERATOR

By the first start-up of the incinerator oscillating combustion can occur which must be stopped
immediately.
Activate the "stop" pushbutton.
If any problems occur during start-up and operation, the incinerator must be stopped immediately by
activating the "stop" pushbutton.
See the instruction book under "Trouble shooting".
ATTENDANCE OF COMBUSTION CHAMBER FOR SOLID WASTE
Do not put glass and other materials, which may not be burned into the combustion chamber.
When the incinerator has cooled down, remove ashes and slags from the combustion chamber.
The ashes and the slags must be carefully removed.
Do not knock or hammer on the sides of the chamber.
Do not fill wet solid waste into the combustion chamber more than one hour before starting the
incinerator.
When combusting material with high heat value with explosion-like combustion, max. 8 kg/charge is
allowed to be fed into the incinerator.
Do not overload the incinerator each types according to below charts.
Max. caloric per charge of solid waste
Max. 20% volume of the primary
(Kcal)
combustion chamber (Liter)
MAXI 50SL-1 WS
160,000
150
MAXI 100SL-1 WS
300,000
250
MAXI 150SL-1 WS
360,000
300
Incinerator Type
WARNING
DO NOT put explosive materials, closed containers or aerosols into the combustion chamber.
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INSTRUCTION FOR OPERATION

OF INCINERATOR
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR

HYUNDAI-ATLAS INCINERAOTR
Preparation for Start-up of the incinerator
Before start-up of the incinerator, the following is to be carried out:
1.
2.
3.
A.
Open all the inlet and outlet valves for diesel oil.
Open all inlet and outlet valves for sludge oil and air
Make sure that there are no hindrances for air admission to primary blower as well as flue gas
outlet
Start-up of the Incinerator on program
'SOLID WASTE'.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Make sure that the switch is turned on 'sludge-off'

Activate the main switch on the control panel.
Reset the alarm lamps on the push button 'reset alarm'.
Make sure that all the lamps are alight by pressing the button 'lamp test'
For start of the incinerator, activate the switch for 'incinerator - start'.
The incinerator will now start automatically by activating the primary burner in
the primary combustion chamber.
The incinerator then operates within the set temperatures (850 - 950).
If the flame in the incinerator goes out, the incinerator is to be reset by means of
"reset flame failure burner"
Add solid waste to the primary combustion chamber using the sluice by
activating the pushbutton on panel (CP-3)
Start-up of the incinerator on program 'sludge'
1.
2.
Make sure that the switch is turned to 'sludge on'

Before start-up of the incinerator, follow the instructions given under point 'A', item 2 to 7
The primary burner in the primary combustion chamber will be activated. After a
preheating period of 13 minutes the sludge burner starts automatically and
operates within the set points (850 - 950)
When the 'delay primary burner' is switched to automatic 'AUT', the primary burner
operates for 25 seconds to ignite the sludge burner automatically.
When the 'delay primary burner' is switched to manual 'MAN' the primary
burner operates all the time together with the sludge burner.
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C.
Adding of Solid Waste

Before adding a new charge of solid waste, control whether the incinerator is ready to receive
more waste or not, by looking through the sight glass.
D.
Stop of Incinerator
1.
2.
3.
Activate the switch 'incinerator stop'

When the temperature in the incinerator drops to below 100, the incinerator stops
automatically.
When the incinerator has stopped, switch off the main switch on the control panel
E.
Abnormal Start-up and Operation of Incinerator
1.
3.
4.
By the first start-up of the incinerator, oscillating combustion can occur which must be stopped
immediately. Activate the switch 'incinerator - stop'
If there should be any problems during start-up and operation, the incinerator is to be stopped
immediately by activating the "incinerator - stop" switch.
Try to find the reason for this abnormal start-up/operation of the incinerator.
See the instruction manual under "Trouble Shooting"
Attendance of the primary combustion chamber
1.
Do not put glass, bottles, and other materials that may not be burned into the primary
combustion chamber.
Do not fill wet solid waste into the primary combustion chamber more than one hour before
starting the incinerator.
When burning oil-containing materials, such as filter cartridges, oily cotton waste, and scrapings
from the centrifuges, do not put more than 10 liters per charge into the primary combustion
chamber
When combusting material with high calorific value with explosion-like combustion, eg plastic,
max.8 kg per charge is allowed to be fed into the incinerator.
DO NOT overload the incinerator with waste. Please see the chart on page 26.
when the incinerator is cold, remove ashes and slags from the primary combustion chamber. The
ashes and the slages must be carefully removed. Do not knock or hammer on the sides of the
primary combustion chamber. The main switch must be turned on to open the door
2.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
WARNING!
DO NOT put explosive materials, closed containers or aerosols into the combustion chamber.
DO NOT overload the incinerator each types according to below charts.
Max. Capacity
Incinerator Type
Kw/h
Kcal/h
MAXI 50SL-1 WS
372
320,000
MAXI 100SL-1 WS
580
500,000
MAXI 150SL-1 WS
814
700,000
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CALORIFIC VALUES MEASURED IN SOME WASTE PRODUCTS SHOWN IN KCAL/KG

Kitchen waste
945
Acetic acid
Glass fiber
Wallpaper
Cardboard
Corrugated paper
Wrapping paper (brown)
Cellulose
Cotton
Chips from joiners shop
Carbon paper
Shoe factory waste
Newspapers
Dry cortex from spruce
Wool
Dry cortex from fir
telex paper
Uppers of shoes
PVC film
Dry cortex from birch
Polymeric film
Tar acid
Methylated alcohol
Car motor oil
Lienin
Cork waste
Laminated paper
Polystyrene
3,490
3,615
3,695
3,786
3,916
4,034
4,200
4,216
4,281
4.361
4,380
4,437
4,500
4,590
4,750
4,758
4,882
5,365
5,450
5,542
5,600
5,695
5,722
6,100
6,300
6,311
6,438
Acetone
Natural rubber
Disposable plastics
Bakelite
Neoprene
Ethanol
Nylon
Car rubber tyres
Waste oil
Butane
ABS plastic
Pork, lard
Olive oil
Turpentine
Polyethylene remains
Paraffin
Polystyrene
Benzene/Benzol
Wax paraffin
Kerosene
Glass fiber strengthened
by synthetic resin
White spirit
Polythenes
Polypropylene
Polyethylene bottles
6,667
6,672
6,783
6,950
7,065
7,400
7,573
8,123
8,333
8,768
9,200
9,300
9,335
9,444
9,700
9,800
9,840
10,116
10,345
10,500
10,840
10,960
11,000
11,040
11,111
IMO defines Solid Waste Class as follows expressed in percentages:

50% Food waste
50% Rubbish containing approx 30% paper, 40% cardboard, 10% rags, 20% plastic
The mixture will have up to 50% moisture and 7% incombustible solids.
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Class waste:
Refuse, consisting of an approximately even mixture of rubbish and garbage by weight. this type of
waste is common to passenger ships occupancy and has a heating value of approx. 2.400 kcal/kg
(10.000 KJ/kg) as fired.
CALORIFIC VALUES OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF FUEL
Sludge Oil consisting of :
75% sludge oil from heavy fuel oil
(% by weight)
5% waste lubricating oil

20% emulsified water
Low caloric value
8,600 kcal/kg (31,800 kJ/kg)
Density (kg/L):
0.98
Diesel oil:
Low caloric value:
10,130 kcal/kg (42,400 kJ/kg)
Density (kg/L):
0.84
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WARNING
THIS INCINERATOR IS AUTOMATICALLY OPERATED
Do not activate the main power for the control panel before the cooling of the incinerator is finished and
the incinerator has stopped.
WARNING !
Failure to observe the below instructions can result in substantial damages to burners and
thermocouples.
1)
Max, load per charge of solid waste - class :
MAXI 25
70 L
MAXI 50
150 L
MAXI 100
250 L
MAXI 150
300 L
2)
Max. load per charge of oil-containing materials, ie filter cartridges, oily cotton waste,
scrapings from centrifuges, etc.:
MAXI 25
5L
MAXI 50
10 L
MAXI 100
12 L
MAXI 150
15 L
3)
Max. load per charge of high-calorific materials with explosion-like combustion, ie

plastics, fishing net, etc.
MAXI 25
3 Kg
MAXI 50
5 Kg
MAXI 100
8 Kg
MAXI 150
10 Kg
4)
Do not burn explosive materials such as closed containers or aerosols.
5)
Remove ashes when needed and make sure that the air holes for the combustion air
are always unblocked.
6)
Do not feed the incinerator without min. 10 mm vacuum in the combustion chamber,
check U-tube (UM).
7)
Too much draught can disturb a constant flame and prolong the heating-up time.
Adjust damper in exhaust gas uptake and readjust after reaching working conditions.
8)
Power loss during operation might cause overheating and consequently damage the
incinerator.
Shipboard incineration of the following substances shall be prohibited

A) Annex I, II and III cargo residues and related contaminated packing materials.
B) Polychlorinated biphenyls . (PCBs)
C) Garage, as defined in annex V of MARPOL 73/78, containing more than traces of heavy metals
D) Refined petroleum products containing halogen compounds.
GUARANTEE CLAIMS:
All components mounted on the incinerator, including burners and flame tubes, are designed exclusively
for the operating temperatures and max. loaded quantities of energy stated in this instruction book.
Therefore, claims for damages caused by overheating will not be accepted.
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GENERAL INSTRUCTION
FOR
OPERATION OF INCINERATOR
CAUTION
If any problems occur during start-up and operation, the incinerator must be stopped immediately by
switching the 'stop' switch to 'incinerator - stop'
REFRACTORY DRYING OUT
When the incinerator is used for the first time the refractory should be dried out properly before starting
the combustion.
If your incinerator has been stored for a long time under humid conditions, the drying out procedure
described below should be observed carefully before commissioning the incinerator.
If the drying procedure is omitted the refractory might be damaged.
Drying procedure:
- Operate the incinerator for 30 minutes at max. 200
- Stop the incinerator
- Let it cool down to 100
- Ventilate the incinerator by opening the door to the combustion chamber
- The drying procedure is repeated several times and the temperature is raised by 200 every time
until the operating temperature has been reached.
PREPARATION BEFORE START OF INCINERATOR
1. Check that no valve in the diesel oil pipe is closed.
2. Check that no valve in the air pipe and the oil sludge pipe are closed
3. Check that there is no blockage of the exhaust funnel.
4. Check that compressed air is available.
5. Check that there is necessary air supply to the incinerator room.
6. Check direction of rotation of primary air blower by starting the incinerator for a short period. Correct
direction indicated with arrow on the blower.
7. Check the pressure in the combustion chamber by starting the incinerator for a short period. If no
vacuum is obtained, adjust the damper in the flue gas mixing chamber.
See also instruction for trouble shooting.
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SET POINT FOR TIMERS

Combustion air failure shut down delay
12 sec.
(7K4)
Low negative pressure failure shut down delay
30 sec
(7K7)
Pre purge incinerator start(Burner pre purge)
30 sec
(9K5)
Period of time between 'supply atomizing air and sludge'
22 sec
Stop diesel oil supply ST-1 when burning sludge
20 sec
(13K2)
Preheating combustion chamber
25 sec
(13K9)
Before sludge combustion during first time start-up
800 sec.
(9K8)
Alarm inside door not closed
12 sec
(15K3)
Sluice in action operating time
3 sec
(15K9)
SET POINT TEMPERATURE REGULATOR

Primary combustion chamber (5A2)
Max. 950
Min. 850
High flue gas (4K7)
Max. 350
Min. 300
Max 145
Min. 100
Ash door
COMPRESSED AIR PRESSURE

TR :
POV 1 :
1.5 - 2.0 bar

3.0 - 6.0 bar
COMBUSTION AIR PRESSURE

PS-1:
18 mbar
NEGATIVE PRESSURE COMBUSTION CHAMBER

PS-2:
0.5 mbar
DIESEL OIL PRESSURE

ST-1
7 - 16 bar
ATTENDANCE OF PRIMARY COMBUSTION CHAMBER

It is recommended to feed small bags with e.g. 8 kg per bag into the incinerator, as this will
reduce the pollution.
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STOP OF INCINERATOR
When stopping the incinerator, please remember to:
1
Activate the switch for 'incinerator - stop' on the control panel and the incinerator will automatically
switch to cooling program.
2.
When the combustion chamber temperature gets below 100 the cooling program will
automatically stop.
3.
4.
NEVER STOP THE INCINERATOR ON THE MAIN SWITCH DURING OPERATION AS THIS
WILL CAUSE MELT DOWN OF TOP MOUNTED BURNERS.
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Part 4
TROUBLE SHOOTING CHART
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TROUBLE SHOOTING- CHART

The following trouble shooting chart is by no means complete, but covers the more general type of
problems, which would most likely occur if a breakdown is experienced.
NOTE
All incinerators have been tested in HYUNDAI workshop, and the below dampers and air nozzles have
been pre-adjusted for the funnel in our test bed. After installation of the incinerator it is therefore
necessary to make a final adjustment of these items based on the actual funnel/draught conditions.
ADJUSTMENT OF DAMPER
The damper of the exhaust gas funnel is to be completely open. This damper is only used, if there is too
much 'draught' in the funnel, like for instance if the negative pressure in the combustion chamber drops
below -60 mmAq.
The negative pressure has to be controlled by the U-tube with water (UM).
ADJUSTMENT OF BURNER
If the temperature in the primary combustion chamber does not reach 700 within 20-30 minutes, a
thing which can occur when the vessel is placed in cold areas, the oil pressure to the burner must either
be raised or alternatively a nozzle with a larger capacity must be installed.
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TROUBLE
1. Flame failure (Red
alarm lamp)
Incinerator running
on cooling program
POSSIBLE CAUSE
CORRECTIVE ACTION SUGGESTED
A. No diesel oil to the

Primary burner
A. Check the level in

diesel oil tank
B. The oil filter in diesel

Oil pump or pipe line is
Blocked
B. Clean the filter
C. The flame detector is

Sooted up
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C. Clean the flame Detector

glass carefully
D. Wrong adjustment of
Ignition electrodes
D. Adjust the electrodes
E. Oil nozzle of the primary

burner blocked up.
E. Clean the filter in The oil

nozzle or change the nozzle
F. Wrong adjustment of air

damper of the primary
burner
(excessive air supply)
F. Reduce supply by adjusting

damper
G. Check all connection plug

of the sol. valve motors
G. Tighten connection plug.
H. Not running the impeller

of the primary burner fan
by the blocking
H. Disassemble and remove the

blocking
I. Wrong clean of sludge burner.
I. Disassemble and clean.
J. Clean sludge burner of

sludge line to air line
unconnected.
J. Disassemble and connection.

(Top connector : sludge line )
(Side connector : air line )
K. Shortage of supply
combustion air.
( too much soot )
K. Incinerator supply air by

opening air nozzle.
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TROUBLE
2.High temperature
Incinerator (Red
Alarm lamp)
Incinerator running
On cooling program.
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POSSIBLE CAUSE

L. Supply too much sludge
L. Reduce sludge supply by

adjusting handle of dosing pump
M. The condition of sludge

is bad (contained too much
water etc.).
M. Running mill pump about one

hour before burning
In case of too much bad
condition to burner mix
diesel oil.
N. Solenoid valves (MV7.8) of

sludge line are not operated.
N. Check solenoid valves and

piston valve.
O. Too much oil pressure on

mill pump.
O. Adjust the angle valve and set

the pressure to approx. 0.5bar.
P. Air nozzle blocked up by

ash
(shortage of combustion air)
P. Remove ash around air nozzle.
Q. Solenoid valve (MV4) of

atomizing air line is not
operated.
Q. Check the solenoid valve.
A. The Thermocouple TC-1

Has been interrupted
A. Replace the thermocouple

and check the cable
connection
B. Too high oil pressure

On diesel oil pump PU-1
B. Re-adjust the oil pump

Pressure
C. Burning of solid waste

With abnormal heat value
C. Reset when the temperature

is below the minimum temp.
set point
D. Combustion of too Much

sludge.
D. Adjust the sludge admission

on dosing pump (PU-3)
E. Combustion of too much

solid waste.
E. Off the incinerator-start

switch (Incinerator running on
cooling program)
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TROUBLE
POSSIBLE CAUSE
3. Low pressure
combustion chamber
air (Red alarm lamp)
A.
A. Re-adjust the pressure

switch to 18 mbar with a
screwdriver on adjustment
screw.
incinerator running
on cooling program
B. Blocking of air inlet

primary blower
B. Remove the blocking
A. The motor thermal over load

protector is switch off.
A.
B. The automatic fuse is

switched off.
B. Search the reason for the

switch off. Reset the
automatic fuse.
C. Faults in the control panel

poor contact.
C. Check cable connections and

connectors in the control
panel.
A. No vacuum
A. Close the air nozzle in

combustion chamber.
B. Wrong adjustment of
pressure switch (PS-2)
B. Re-adjust pressure switch

to 0.5mbar.
4. Over load of motor

(Red alarm lamp)
Incinerator running
on cooling program
5. Low negative pressure

combustion chamber
(Red alarm lamp)
Wrong adjustment
pressure switch (PS-1).
Search the reason for the

switch off. Reset the
automatic fuse.
incinerator running
on cooling program
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TROUBLE
POSSIBLE CAUSE
6. High temperature
exhaust gas
(Red alarm lamp)
A. The thermocouple
TC-2 has been
Interrupted.
A. Replace the thermocouple

and check the cable connection.
(+,-)
B. Burning of solid waste

With abnormal heat
Value.
B. Reset.
C. Combustion of too
much sludge
D. Reduce sludge supply by

adjusting handle of dosing
pump.
A. Low supply air pressure

(Approx. 2 bar is
normal setting point).
A. Check the air line .

( pipe and valve )
Incinerator running
on cooling program
7. Low atomizing air

pressure.
(Red alarm lamp)
Check the air line from

compressor.
Incinerator running
on cooling program
8. Low atomizing air

pressure.
(Red alarm lamp)
Incinerator running
on cooling program
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A. Low air pressure.
A. Check the air line.
B. Air cylinder has been

interrupted.
B. Replace the air cylinder.
C. Wrong setting of timers

in control panel (CP-1)
C. Reset the timers.

(Door open : 3sec )
(Delay door open alarm : 30sec)
D. Blocking the door or air

cylinder.
D. Remove the blocking.
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TROUBLE
SHOOTING- CHART
W.O. DOSING
PUMP (PU-3)
pump has no suction
pump conveys irregularly
the conveying capacity is not

achieved
pressure is not achieved
pump does not start
pump has siezed or has stopped

conveying
pump operates noisily
motor overheats
the stator wears out early
shaft sealing leaks
Breakdown
10
Atlas progressive cavity pumps will operate

troublefree, if they are used in accordance with our data sheets
and operating and maintenance instructions:
Reasons / Remedies
a
Adhesion between rotor and stator excessive (as delivered). Lubricate (soft soap,
genuine soap) between stator and rotor. Then turn the pump by means of the tool
W 2.
Check rotational direction of the pump per data sheet and nameplate. In case of
wrong direction, change wiring of motor.
Suction pipe or shaft sealing leak.
Suction head too high (item 6.5.3.1). Check suction head with vacuum gauge.
Increase the suction pipe diameter and fit larger filters. Open the suction valve.
e Viscosity of the liquid too high. Check and accommodate per data sheet.
f
W rong pump speed. Correct pump speed as per data sheet.
g Avoid inclusions of air in the conveying liquid.

Pressure head too high (point 6.5.3.2). Check pressure head with manometer.
h Reduce the pressure head by increasing the pressure pipe diameter or by

shortening the pressure pipe.
Pump runs partially or completely dry (point 6.5.2). Check flow in the suction
chamber. Install dry running protection TSE.
Check coupling, possibly pump shaft is misaligned to drive. Check whether coupling
gear is worn. Realign coupling. The coupling gear may have to be replaced.
Speed to low. Increase the speed when high suction performances are required and
when the liquid is very thin.
Speed too high. Reduce the speed when pumping products with high viscosities danger of cavitation.
Check the axial play in the coupling linkage. Check that the bush has been installed
correctly. (see document OM.PJT. Item 2.2)
Check for foreign substances in the pump. Dismantle the pump, remove foreign
substances and replace worn parts.
o Stator or rotor worn. Dismantle the pump and replace defective parts.
p Joint parts worn. Replace worn parts and fill with special pin joint grease.
q Suction pipework partially or completely blocked. Clean suction pipework.
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Temperature of the pumping liquid too high. Excessive expansion of the stator.
Check temperature and install rotor with diameter smaller than specified.
Gland packing too strongly tightened or worn. Ease or tighten stuffing box. Replace
defective packing rings.
Solid contents and / or size of solids too large. Reduce pump speed and install
perhaps a screen with suitable meshes. Increase fluid share.
W hen the pump is non-operational, the solids settle out and become hard. Clear
and flush pump immediately.
The liquid becomes hard when the temperature falls below a certain limit. Heat the
pump.
The bearing in the drive casing of the pump, or in the drive engine is defective.
Repalce bearing.
Mechanical seal defective. Check seall faces and O-rings. If necessary replace
corresponding defective parts.
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Part 5
INSTRUCTION FOR OPERATION AND

MAINTENANCE OF PARTS
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
FOR
DIGITAL TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER (5A2) THERMO COUPLE S TYPE
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STANDARD SPECIFICATION
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FOR
FLUE GAS TEMP. CONTROL(TC-2)-THERMO COUPLE : PT 100
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FOR
BURNER CONTROL BOX (11A2) LAL 2.25
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BURNER (ST) TYPE DH-160

77S4047
INSTRUCTION FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
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W.O DOSING PUMP PU-3

Self-priming positive displacement pump with geared motor.
Type pump
: HMD 008-12L
Capacity
: 19-105 l/h
Head
: 2 Bar
Output speed
: 92~483 rpm (nom. 137)
Motor
: 0.45 Kw
Motor speed
: 1,690 rpm
MATERIAL SPECIFICATION
LANTERN
: Steel St 37-2
SUCTION CASING
: 1.4408
PRESSURE BRANCH
: 1.4571
COUPLING ROD
: 1.6582
ROTOR
: 1.4571
MECHANICAL SEAL CASING
: 1.4571
JOINT SEAL
: NBR Perbunan
PLUG-IN SHAFT
: 1.4571
STATOR
: VITON
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W.O DOSING PUMP PU-3

TYPE MAXI100/150 SL-1 WS
Self-priming positive displacement pump with geared motor.
Type pump
: HMD 012-12L
Capacity
: 26-137 l/h
Head
: 2 Bar
Output speed
: 92~483 rpm (nom. 137)
Motor
: 0.45 Kw
Motor speed
: 1,690 rpm
LANTERN
: Steel St 37-2
SUCTION CASING
: 1.4408
PRESSURE BRANCH
: 1.4571
COUPLING ROD
: 1.6582
ROTOR
: 1.4571
MECHANICAL SEAL CASING
: 1.4571
JOINT SEAL
: NBR Perbunan
PLUG-IN SHAFT
: 1.4571
STATOR
: VITON
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Progressive Cavity Pumps
Waste oil dosing pump
PU3
Lubrication
R1 GEAR UNITS
GEAR UNIT SIZE
TYPE
MOUNTING POSITION / LUBRICANT QUANTITY

B3-B5
V1-V5
V3-V6
RF40/1 - RM40/1 - RT40/1 (SRF03/1)
0.200KG
0.260KG
0.230KG
RF50/1 - RM50/1 - RT50/1 (SRF05/1) (SPRF05/1)
0.350KG
0.450KG
0.400KG
RF63/1 - RM63/1 - RT63/1 (SRF10/1)
0.600KG
0.800KG
0.700KG
ALTINA -
RF80/1 - RM80/1 - RT80/1 (SRF20/1)
1.000KG
1.300KG
1.150KG
GREASE O
RF100/1 - RM100/1 - RT100/1 (SRF30/50/1)
1.600KG
2.100KG
1.900KG
RF125/1 - RM125/1 - RT125/1 (SRF100/1)
2.500KG
3.300KG
2.900KG
BRAND
IP
R2 GEAR UNITS
GEAR UNIT SIZE
TYPE
MOUNTING POSITION / LUBRICANT QUANTITY

B3-B5
V1-V5
V3-V6
RF40/2 - RM40/2 - RT40/2
0.300KG
0.400KG
0.350KG
RF50/2 - RM50/2 - RT50/2
0.550KG
0.700KG
0.600KG
ALTINA -
RF63/2 - RM63/2 - RT63/2
1.000KG
1.300KG
1.150KG
GREASE O
RF80/2 - RM80/2 - RT80/2
5.000KG
6.500KG
5.800KG
RF100/2 - RM100/2 - RT100/2
8.300KG
10.800KG
9.500KG
MELLANA
RF125/1 - RM125/1 - RT125/1
13.000KG
17.000KG
15.000KG
OILS
RECOMMENDED TYPES OF GREASE: R1 / R2 GEAR UNITS
BRAND
IP
IP
RECOMMENDED TYPES OF GREASE: R2 GEAR UNITS

OMALA OIL
SHELL
SIMMIA GREASE O
SHELL
MOBILGEAR 630
MOBIL
FGL
BP
SPARTAN EP 220
ESSO
NEBULA EP O
ESSO
GR-XP 220
BP
GR MU/EP O
AGIP
BLASIA 220
AGIP
Remark
1. Initial filling qty is provided by maker
2. Oil change interval : Every 12 months (Overall change)
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Filling Up of Suction Side to Avoid Dry Running at Startup

CAUTION
Before switching on the pump, fill the suction-sided pump casing with fluid so that the first rotations will
lubricate the conveying elements immediately. A small quantity of fluid is sufficient for lubrication; the
subsequent operation of the pump is self-priming, even if an air column up to the liquid level remains.
Electric/Hydraulic Connections
The risk of exposure to electrical hazards must be ruled out. Always observe the safety regulations
valid at the site of installation.
Checking Direction of Rotation

The rotational direction of the pump determines the flow direction of the conveying medium.
Prior to commissioning, the rotational direction of the pump must be checked for compliance wlth the
data sheet specification and the rotational direction arrow on the type plate of the pump.
FLOW DIRECTION
FLOW DIRECTION
COUNTER-CLOCKWISE
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SLUDGE BURNER (B)

This type of sludge burner is specially designed to handle sludge with soft particles up to max. 8 mm.
diameter.
In order to obtain proper combustion the below procedure should be observed strictly.
Before start-up check the following:
1. The combustion air will be regulated by means of an air damper in order to obtain complete
combustion. The combustion is controlled visually by means oaf a sight glass on the side of the
incinerator. Note: During test of new incinerators the damper is adjusted and should not be changed.
2. When starting-up the atomizing air regulates the pressure between 0,8 2 bar.
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INSTRUCTION FOR REPAIR OF REFRACTORY LINING

The refractory lining should be maintained according to operation and maintenance instructions. In case
of damage to the lining, repairs can be carried out according to the following instructions:
Repair type 1 :
Damages of less than 4 cm3 and cracks wider than approx. 5 mm.
Repair type 2 :
Damages of between 4 cm3 and 100 cm3
Repair type 3 :
Damages exceeding 100 cm3 and wear exceeding

approximately 20 mm.
LINE OF PROCEDURE
Repair type 1
The damaged area is to be cleaned for loose particles and then coated with an air setting mortar or a
special, fine grain coating with approximately 45% Al2O3 and a low iron content temperature limit of
approximately 1450 .
Repair type 2
The damaged area is to be cleaned for loose particles.
A chemically setting plastic mouldable with approximately 45% Al2O3 a temperature limit of
approximately 1500, and a grain size 0 - 5 mm can be used. The mouldable is to be formed to balls of
approximately 50 mm dia. and rammed into position in the holes. This should be continued until the
damage is repaired.
In order to obtain a good result the repair spot should have a finish coating. The incinerator has to air dry
for 2 -4 hours before it is operated again.
Repair type 3
Please contact HYUNDAI
for information or contact a company specialized in refractory linings.
Broken ceramics are to be replaced by new ones using air setting mortar and castable refractory.
HMMCO
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73
SCHEME FOR MAINTENANCE

TYPE MAXI 50/100150 SL-1 WS
COMPONENT
CONTROL/INSPECTION/EXCHANGE
INTERVAL
Control Panel
Thermal relay (motor overload protector) to be
5000 h
(CP-l)
Checked (setting) Terminals to be tightened up.

Temperature setting in temp regulator to be checked,
Sludge burner (B)
To be cleaned and inspected for wear and tear.
Primary Burner
Oil nozzle to be changed.
(ST-1 )
Oil filter on diesel oil pump to be cleaned,
2000 h
500 h
2000 h
Electrodes to be checked, see also

Special instruction.
Flame detector (FD)
Photo cell to be cleaned.
2000 h
Thermocouple (TC)
To be cleaned and controlled. To be
2000 h
Exchanged in case of fracture.

Solenoid valves
To be checked for mobility tightness
5000 h
and possible obstruction. Electrical

connections to be tightened up and
cables to be checked.
Pressure control (PS)
To be checked for function, adjustment
5000 h
And tightness.
W.O Dosing pump (PU-3) Check of stator, rotor and mechanical seal
1000 h
Mill pump
1000 h
(PU-5) Check of impeller and mechanical seal
Gear motor for PU-3

Oil level to be controlled.
Regularly
Doors (IL)
To be checked for possible leaks.
5000h
Refractory
Inspection, concrete wash and repair,
2000h
Lining
if necessary.
Mill pump
(PU-5)
See special instruction
Self-cleaning
Strainer for sludge
2000h
Deposits to be removed
The bearings for all electrical motors are of the fully closed type without lubricating nipples. Change of
bearings after a working shift of 10,000 hours
HMMCO
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74
LUBRICATION SCHEME
Component
Initial Filling Qty
Lubrication
W.O Dosing pump Gear box
PU-3
300 cc
Machine Oil
Mill pump Stuffing box
PU-5
500 cc
Turbine Oil
Any Brand
ISO Grade between 68 to 320 : Machine oil, Gear oil, Turbine oil of any
brand can be selected.
All el-motors and pumps are pre packed with grease and need not to be lubricated
except at change of bearings or after a working shift of 10.000 hours.
The table below indicates various types of Lub. oil which can be used :
Incinerator type
MAXI Type
W.O pump gear box
Mill pump seal box

(Grade : VG 46)
Initial filling Qty
300 cc
750 cc
B.P
ENERGOL GR XP 220
ENERGOL THB 68
CALTEX
MEROPA 220
CASTROL
ALPHA SP 220
REGAL R&O 46 / 68
PERFEDCTO T 46 /
HYSPIN AWH-M46
ANY
BRAND
BRAND
Application point
FAMM (Chevron
Texaco)
ESSO
MEROPA 220
REGAL R&O 46 / 68
SPARTAN EP 220
TERESSTIC T 46
EXXON-MOBIL
MOBIL GEAR 630
SHELL
SHELL OMALA 220
TOTALFINAELF
EPONA Z 220
MOBIL DTE 15M

SHELL TIVELA OIL
SC 320
TURBINE T 68
ISO grade between 68 TO 320 : Machine oil

gear oil, turbine oil of any brand
can be selected.
Remark
1. Initial filling Qty is provide by maker.
2. Oil change interval : Every 12 months (Overall change)
HMMCO
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75
Part 6
LIST OF PARTS
HMMCO
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76
HMMCO
Page
77
HMMCO
Page
78
HMMCO
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79
TYPE MAXI 50/100/150SL-1 WS
LIST OF COMPONENTS
(See component drawing)
KEY
COMPONENT
ITEM NO.
Sludge burner
HM20P2048*
BK
Mixing chamber
HM20P2011
C2
Cylinder lock for feeding door
HM58L4003
C3/C4
Cylinder lock for inside door
HM58L4003
C5
Cylinder lock for ash door
HM87M4028
CP1/CP3
Control panel
HYUNDAI-ATLAS
DE
Air inlet nozzle
HM20P3057
F1
Sludge strainer (self cleaning filter)
HM65D4005
FE
Flame eye
HM60F4011
IF
Trap door (for sluice)
HM20P4121
IG
Inside door (for sluice)
HM20P2052
IL
Feeding door (for sluice)
HM71D4006
IL1
Ash door
HM20P2056
KO
Expansion joint (option)
HM30P3195
M1
Pressure gauge for ST1
HM62M4001
MO1
EI-motor for primary blower
HM80E4016
MO2
Motor and gear for PU3
HM80P4204
MS2
Micro switch feeding door (sluice)
HM57S4001
MS3
Micro switch ash door (sluice)
HM57S4001
MV4
Solenoid valve (atomizing air)
HM87M4013
MV7
Solenoid valve (for sludge)
HM87M4011
MV8
Solenoid valve (for sludge)
HM87M4010
MV10
Solenoid valve (for sluice)
HM87M4018
HMMCO
Page
80
KEY
COMPONENT
ITEM NO.
NV1
Non-return valve
HM87D4013
POV1
Sludge valve air operated
HM87M4016
POV2
Sludge valve air operated
HM87M4016
PS1
Pressure control for cooling air
HM60P4001
PS2
Pressure control for low negative pressure

Combustion air
HM60P4007
PS3
Pressure control for atomizing air
HM60P4005
PU3
W.O Dosing pump
HM80P4206*
RL
Cleaning cover
HM20P2058
RV3
Pressure valve (sludge)
HM87D4012
SCV
Speed controller (sluice)
HM87N4005
SG
Sight glass 55 mm
HM68A4002
ST1
Primary burner
HM77S4047*
TC1
Thermocouple combustion chamber
HM60T4001
TC2
Thermocouple exhaust gas
HM60M4001
TR
Pressure regulator
HM60P4002
Pressure gauge on pressure regulator TR
HM62M4002
UM
U-tube vac. Meter
HM62M4011
VH
Primary blower 60 cycl.
HM79B4015
* See separate spare part lists for this item no.
HMMCO
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81
BURNER (ST) TYPE DH-160 E2

PARTS LIST
P
-
+
V
3
4
6
7
8
9
Pos.
Pos.
Pos.
Pos.
Pos.
Pos.
Pos.
Pos.
Pos.
Pos.
Pos.
Pos.
Pos.
Pos.
Pos.
Pos.
Pos.
Pos.
Pos.
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Ignition transformer
Flange unit
Gasket for flange
Flame funnel
Ignition cable
Electrode unit
Electrode holder
Nozzle holder
Mixing disc
Oil nozzle (14kg.)
Motor
Coupling sleeve for motor
Impeller
Coupling
Spring for burner insert
Solenoid valve
Pressure pipe
Coupling sleeve for pump
Oil pump BPF 21L5
57
77
77
77
77
77
77
64
77
64
80
77
77
77
77
87
77
77
80
T 4000
S 4053
S 4016
S 4051
S 4050
S 4062
S 4072
F 4020
S 4014
F 4007
E 4013
S 4057
S 4059
S 4055
S 4054
M 4001
S 4052
S 4056
P 4176
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
19
20
HMMCO
18
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82

PARTS LIST
W.O DOSING PUMP COMPLETE: HM80P4206
Make : HMMCO
Note:
When ordering spare parts for the sludge dosing pump please state the circulation
pump No. 80P3997 together with the part Nos. described.
HMMCO
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83
Lantern
Part No.:
(if wear part)
80P3994
Pos. 202
Round head grooved pin
80P3993
Pos. 203
Type plate
Pos. 210
Hexagon bolt
80P3992
Pos. 212
Spring washer
80P3991
Pos. 213
Hexagon nut
80P3990
Pos. 307
Plug-in shaft
80P3989
Pos. 309
Plug-in shaft pin
80P3988
Pos. 310
Splash ring
80P3987
Pos. 400
Coupling rod
80P3980
Pos. 401
Retaining sleeve
80P3985
Pos. 402
Coupling rod pin
80P3984
Pos. 405
Universal joint sleeve
80P3983
Pos. 406
Holding band
80P3982
Pos. 500
Suction casing
80P3981
Pos. 501
Casing gasket
80P3980
Pos. 502
Screwed plug
80P3979
Pos. 503
Sealing ring
80P3978
Pos. 506
Socket screw
80P3977
Pos. 507
Spring washer
80P3976
Pos. 509
Cap nut
80P3975
Pos. 600
Rotor
80P3995
Pos. 601
Stator
80P3996
Pos. 602
Tie bolt
80P3974
Pos. 604
Hexagon nut
80P3973
Pos. 606
Washer
80P3972
Pos. 602
Hexagon bolt
80P3971
Pos. 604
Hexagon nut
80P3970
Pos. 606
Washer
80P3969
Pos. 700
Pressure branch
80P3968
ID according to
drawing:
Pos. 200
Pos. 098
HMMCO
Pieces:
Description:
Seepex joint grease for type and

filling quantity - refer to index of
operating instruction belonging to
pump.
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84
SLUDGE BURNER (B)

LIST OF PARTS
PART NO.
1
2
3
DESCRIPTION
Sludge burner
Housing
Turbolator
HMMCO
PART NO.
20P2048
20P2050
20P2049
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85
Part 7
ADDITIONAL DRAWINGS & COMPONENTS
HMMCO
Page
86
INSTRUCTIONS FOR OPERATION

MILL PUMP (PU-5)
The mill is a centrifugal pump with the impeller equipped with knives for comminuting the contents of the
sludge tank, maximum particle size of comminution 6mm.
BEFORE SETTING TO WORK
Control direction of rotating (indicate on the pump casing) should be clockwise when looking at the
el-motor.
Clean tank, suction and discharge pipe for metals. If the pump is made with bayonet locking, control that
the pump is properly locked in the bayonet locking.
MAINTENANCE
Check the mechanical seal for leakages, and change it if necessary.
The pump will normally work without maintenance.
As regards check-up of the universal cutter please note that the cutter blades are to be armour-plated.
When they are worn out, the armour-plating must either be renewed repaired.
HMMCO
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87
TECHNICAL DATA - MILL PUMP (PU-5)

Is a centrifugal pump with the impeller equipped with knives for comminution content of the
sludge tank. Max. particle size after comminution 6mm.
FOR 3 X 440 V - 60 CYCL.

Capacity :
26 m3/hr
Head :
0.4 bar
Motor :
4.6 Kw / 3580 rpm / RT = 8.26 amp
ST = 56.2 amp
Pump cover :
Cast iron ( GC 200 )
Impeller :
Bronze castings ( BC 6 )
Spiral casting :
Cast iron ( GC 200 )
Cutter :
Bronze castings ( BC 6 )
Weight pump and motor :
HMMCO
Approx. 60 Kg
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88
PART LIST - MILL PUMP(PU-5)

COMPLETE PART NO. : 75K4018
ITEM or POS.
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
COMPONENT
MATERIAL
GC 20
BC 6
GC 200
SS 400
SIC/SIC
VITON
VITON
SM 45C
SS 400
SS 400
SS 400
SS 400
SS 400
TURBINE OIL
SS 400
GS 200
VITON
SS400
SS400
VITON
AL
PUMP CASING
IMPELLER
MOTOR
MOTOR BRACKET
UNIVERSAL CUTTER
DOUBLE MECHANICAL SEAL
CASING O-RING
SUCTION COVER O-RING
IMPELLER KEY
IMPELLER BOLT
STUD BOLT
HEX. NUT
SPRING WASHER
HEX. BOLT
LUBRICATION
HEX. BOLT
SEAL COVER
OIL SEAL
HEX. BOLT
SPRING WASHER
SEAL COVER O-RING
OIL GAUGE
101
119
114 115
103
122
118
105
108
102
110
120
111
112
113
HMMCO
109
117
107 121 106
104
116
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HYUNDAI MARINE MACHINERY CO.,LTD.

INSTRUCTION BOOK FOR W. O. INCINERATOR

TYPE : MAXI 50/100/150SL-1 WS

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6.0 FLUE GAS FUNNEL

7.0 ELECTRICAL CABLE CONNECTION TO CONTROL PANEL

Low level/high level switch on sludge tank (if needed)

Thermocouple in funnel (TC-2)

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9.0 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

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DESCRIPTION OF FOR PROCESS DIAGRAM

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