Arguments For Mobile Incineration
An important argument for the mobile incineration is, due to its mobility, it can go to the place of origin of the waste.
This behavior makes it unique, and allows it to be used for waste disposal of several cities and/or hospitals at the same time.
Fighting against epidemics is a serious issue for authorities responsible for the health of their citizens in every country.
In case of an epidemic it is required to dispose the infected hazardous waste of the diseased, hospitals and health facilities as soon as possible.
Latest burner and control technology, together with a flue gas cleaning system is the basis of a modern mobile incinerator unit that meets the highest environmental standards. (See section Emissions)
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