What is a municipal waste incinerator

What is a municipal waste incinerator A municipal waste incinerator is a combustion system used to incinerate municipal waste such as household trash, organic matter, and plastics at high temperatures in a controlled environment to reduce its volume, mass, and hazardous components. These units typically consist of a furnace, a grate to hold the waste, and an ash collection system. Some advanced incinerators can use the heat generated to generate electricity, such as the Fireprint Technology magnetic waste pyrolysis furnace, which is modular and can process one to thirty tons per day. It is easy to operate and requires no fuel.