Strengthening Medical Waste Management in Afghanistan: The Role of Modern Incinerators under International Aid Programs Background: International Support and Local Challenges Afghanistan continues to face significant challenges in healthcare waste management despite increased attention from international institutions such as the United Nations (UN), UNICEF, World Bank, and World Health Organization (WHO). Over the past decade, […]
Bridging the “Blank Spots” in Medical Wa
Bridging the “Blank Spots” in Medical Waste Management at Small Hospitals and Township Clinics Across many developing regions, small hospitals and township health centers serve as the frontline of public healthcare. Yet these facilities often face a critical challenge―how to safely and efficiently dispose of medical waste. This “blank spot” in medical waste management not […]
Veterinary Incinerators and Animal Waste...
Veterinary Incinerators and Animal Waste Disposal Systems in Africa: HICLOVER’s Biosecurity Solutions Introduction: Rising Biosecurity Challenges in Africa Animal health and food safety have become urgent priorities across Africa. With expanding livestock populations, poultry farming, and veterinary services, the volume of animal waste—including carcasses, contaminated bedding, and veterinary sharps—has grown significantly. Outbreaks of avian influenza, […]
Containerized and Mobile Incineration So...
Containerized and Mobile Incineration Solutions for Healthcare and Hospitals in Africa As healthcare demands grow across Africa and other emerging markets, the need for reliable, high-temperature waste treatment systems is stronger than ever. HICLOVER has developed advanced containerized and mobile incinerator systems that combine efficiency, portability, and compliance with international emission standards. Solutions such as […]
Demand and Market Analysis for Container...
Demand and Market Analysis for Containerized Incinerators in African Field-Based Operations A Focus on Technical Advantages and Real Deployment Scenarios of HICLOVER Systems Overview Across Africa, various types of remote and semi-permanent camps—such as UN peacekeeping bases, oil and gas exploration sites, mining facilities, humanitarian medical camps, and infrastructure project compounds—generate large volumes of hazardous […]
WHO-UNDP-WB-supported incinerators by co...
WHO-supported incinerators by country Tajikistan (2022) Through Gavi partnership, WHO supplied 8 diesel-fired (20–30 kg) and 6 wood-fired (10–15 kg) incinerators across regions to improve vaccine-related waste disposal in remote immunization centers (who.int). Sudan (May 2024) WHO, with EU funding, installed 8 high-temperature, zero-emission incinerators in hospitals across five states—Northern, Red Sea, Gedaref, Blue Nile, and River […]
HICLOVER Waste Incinerator 10-500kgs/Hr....
HICLOVER Incinerator/Parts Range Main Feature Medical Waste Incinerators HICLOVER 10-500kgs/Hr.Double Combustion Chambers Single Combustion Chamber Small, Cheap,10-20kgs/Hr. Three Combustion Chambers(Optional) 3 Chambers for high risk waste Pet Cremation Equipment For Pet(small/big) Cremation Business Animal Incineration Equipment For other animal incineration General Waste Incinerator For MSW Mobile Incinerator(Optional) Small-Middle scale, mobile function by 1. )Wheel 2.)DC-Power Trolley 3.)Trailer 4.)Containerized Wet Scrubber […]
Double Combustion Chamber Incinerators 3...
*** Double Combustion Chamber *** PLC auto control operation *** stainless steel chimney *** smoke filter chamber *** Italy oil/gas burner *** whole design, mini. installation working *** cheaper cost *** long lifetime design *** better material and spare parts Items/Model TS30(PLC) Picture Burn Rate Average 30 kg/hour Feed Capacity Average 60kg per feeding […]
Double Combustion Chamber Incinerators
Medical waste is posing a growing problem all over the world, jeopardizing the health of staff, patients, disposal workers and anyone else coming into contact with the often hazardous materials discarded by hospitals and other healthcare sites. Hospital waste varies from site to site and the biggest challenge is to dispose of this wide range […]
Incinerators differ from the simpler met...
Incinerators differ from the simpler methods of open burning as the operator has a higher degree of control over the burning process. The resulting higher temperatures, longer holding times and greater turbulence lead to more complete combustion of the waste. Although a wider range of wastes can be destroyed using high temperature single or dual-chambered […]