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Depending on capacity demands, our mobile incinerators are compactly built inside standard 20-foot or 40-foot HC (High Cube) shipping containers, along with all their auxiliary equipment.

No. Our mobile units can be equipped with an integrated diesel generator and fuel storage tank. This allows self-sufficient operation in remote off-grid locations or disaster zones without external power inputs.

Containerized mobile units are delivered on a plug-and-play basis. Once on-site, you only need to erect the chimney section, fill the fuel tank, and the system is ready to operate within 2 to 4 hours.

Yes. The container body is fully insulated and weatherproofed. Our systems are engineered to operate reliably in ambient temperatures ranging from -30°C freezing conditions up to +50°C desert heat.

Cyclonic separators, dry carbon/lime injection reactors, and compact wet scrubbers are packaged inside the container layout, ensuring stack exhaust meets environmental limits before emission.

Waste collection and transport costs in remote areas are extremely high. Mobile units destroy waste at the point of origin, reducing logistics costs, environmental footprint, and biosecurity risks to zero.

Our systems comply with standard ISO container and trailer dimensions. They can be freely transported on public roads using standard trucks or flatbed trailers without requiring special oversized cargo permits.

Since diesel is the most accessible fuel on remote sites, diesel burners are usually preferred. However, depending on project specs, LPG or natural gas burner configurations can also be integrated.

In earthquake, flood, or epidemic zones, the container is rapidly dropped on-site. Hazardous medical or organic waste is instantly incinerated at the source before causing secondary infections or contamination.

Due to space constraints inside standard container footprints, the maximum throughput capacity of mobile systems ranges from 500 kg up to 10 tons per day (based on a 24-hour batch operation cycle).