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S-300, S-200 & S-100 Series Fire Boxes

S-327 at a Landfill (Tennessee)

S-Series Dimension Comparison Chart
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United Kingdom & Europe Models Series Dimension Comparison Chart

The Fire Boxes are the skid-mounted S-Series machines. They are used as both permanent (stationary) units at landfills or transfer stations or as portable units, for example, in the land clearing or forest industries. The S-Series machines come in three sizes:

The 300 Series units have a cross sectional area of approximately 12 feet wide by 12 feet high.
The 200 Series units have a cross sectional area of approximately 8 feet wide by 8 feet high.
The 100 Series units have a cross sectional area of approximately 6 feet wide by 6 feet high.

S-217

The S-Series machines are portable systems and are transported completely assembled.  Depending on the firebox model, they can be transported by Air Burners' custom firebox trailer, low-boy trailer, step-deck trailer, flatbed trailer or in an ocean shipping container (S-100 Series only).  The S-Series custom yet universal-use trailers that are self-loading and self-unloading are available from Air Burners, LLC.  A custom slide axle trailer is offered for the S-300 Series and a custom tilt-bed tag trailer for the smaller S-200 and S-100 Series fireboxes.

Utilizing a refractory walled enclosure. They are completely self-contained and do not require any setup or teardown. They can be used for portable applications as well as semi-permanent applications.

S-327 Transport on Slide-Axle Trailer

The refractory lined fire box allows for more controlled burns without the need for an earthen pit or trench. The S-Series units are loaded over the top. The twin doors at the rear of the machine allow for ash removal. The unit can be dragged on its skids around the site for dumping of ash and/or repositioning of the unit. The ash can also be removed by scooping it out with the excavator or other piece of equipment. The area inside the refractory walls is open to the ground.
 

S-327 Transport on "Low-Boy" RGN Trailer

The patented air disbursement manifold system is mounted on one side of the combustion pit so that the loading of waste to be processed can be facilitated from the opposite side. The principle of the air curtain concept is optimized with this design. High velocity air is directed across and downwards at an angle into the pit creating the air curtain on top and a rotational turbulence within the pit itself. The rotational turbulence provides an oxygen-enriched environment within the combustion zone which accelerates the combustion process by raising the temperatures within the pit to approximately 1,832º F (approx. 1,000º C).

The high velocity air curtain traps the unburned particulates.  The end result achieves nearly 100% combustion with minimal escaped particulate and opacity below 10%. The vertical refractory walls not only enhance the efficiency of the air curtain principle, but also aid in the combustion process by retaining and reflecting the high temperatures generated within the chamber.

S-327
 (Loading onto Slide-Axle Trailer at Factory)

The volume of material that can be processed per hour is a function of density of the waste material, its moisture content, the employed loading techniques and the time period in which optimum temperatures in the pit can be retained. See specification charts (below on this page) for estimated through put capabilities. Upon completion of  the combustion stage, the waste material will be reduced in bulk by 98% leaving only 2% in volume as residual ash. On the average an eight hour burn will be reduced to approximately six to twelve inches of ash.

S-327 - Full Operation (Florida)

Ash removal is facilitated through the back of the pit where refractory panel doors can be opened and the ash removed. The entire unit can now be dragged in the forward direction away from the ash pile. Once the ash is dumped, burning can be resumed.

The residual ash from wood waste can either be retrieved and sold to nurseries as a soil amendment, or it can be mixed with the soil right at the location, as the material is non-polluting and becomes a generally desirable soil enhancer.

S-220 (Kentucky)

The S-Series Air Curtain Systems have been engineered and are being manufactured to help meet our ongoing challenges in the volume reduction of various waste streams, and in the recycling of residual waste products through environmentally friendly and economically sound methods. Air Burners Air Curtain Systems are built to last, and incorporate state-of-the-art design and engineering concepts to achieve unparalleled performance.

 

S-SERIES SYSTEM COMPARISON

Model

Overall Size
L × W × H

Fire Box
L × W × H

Weight
lbs

Fuel
Consumption*
gal/hr
Through-put**
tons/hr

S-327

37' 4" × 11' 10" × 9' 7" 27' 2" × 8' 5" × 8' 1"

52,000

3.5 6 - 10

S-321

31' 4" × 11' 10" × 9' 7"

21' 2" × 8' 5" × 8' 1"

46,000

3.5 5 - 8

S-220

30' 2" × 8' 6" × 8' 6"

19' 8" × 6' 2" × 7' 1"

33,500

2.5 3 - 6

S-217

27' × 8' 6" × 8' 6"

16' 5" × 6' 2" × 7' 1"

30,000

2.5

2 - 5

S-116

20' × 7' 5" × 7' 8"

16' × 5' × 6'

24,000

1.5

1 - 4
S-111 16' × 7' 5" × 7' 8"

11' × 5' × 6'

21,300

1.5

0.5 - 2

United Kingdom (EU) Fire Box Models S-10 Series

 
 

Table with Metric Conversions

*) Diesel Engine Version:

S-300 Series: Kubota V3600-TE (Tier3).
S-200/S-100 Series: Kubota V2003-TE, Perkins 403
or equivalent Tier3 engines.
Diesel fuel consumption rated at average operating RPM.
Drive System: S-300/S-200 PTO & mechanical direct coupling drive; S-100 direct-coupled engine-to-fan.
Fuel Tank: S-300/S-200 Min. 65 Gallons; S-100 Min 30 Gallons.

**) Notes on Through-put:

Through-put depends on many factors, such as nature and type of wood waste, its moisture content, prescribed opacity limits, operator skills, elevation of location, etc.  The figures stated here are guidelines only.  If more specific information is required, please, contact the Factory.

Electric Motor Version
(Permanent/stationary units only):

Motor: 3-Phase, heavy-duty, with enclosed controller;
Min. 200V, max. 480V, 50Hz to 60Hz;
Drive System: PTO & mechanical direct coupling drive.

Options:

Ember Screen (retractable top firebox screen); Engine deck security guarding; Heat recovery; Off-road mobility option (wheel attachment); Custom firebox designs and private branding also available.

NOTE:
1) All weights and dimensions are approximate.
2) Dimensional drawings can be provided on request.
3) Subject to change without notice.

 Rev. 11.2008

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