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Project background

Gasification incinerator was adopted for the dissemination and demonstration project of JICA's SME overseas expansion support project, and was introduced in Chiang Mai City, Thailand.
The purpose of this project is to solve the problems of developing countries and to expand the overseas business of Japanese companies by doing matching. We contribute to strengthening bilateral relations and further promoting economic relations through ODA.

Project: Verification Survey with the Private Sector for Disseminating Japanese Technologies for Appropriate Medical Waste Disposals by the Next Generation's Incinerators
Counterpart: Chiang Mai University School of Medicine (CMU)
Location: Chiang Mai University School of Medicine (CMU) Hospital, Thailand
Incinerator model: GB-20-2100
Overview: Introduced incinerator GB-20-2100 to Chiang Mai University School of Medicine (CMU) Hospital.
Incineration of medical waste.(3ton/day)

Complete combustion

Due to complete combustion, only CO2 and steam come out of the chimney.
Due to the complete combustion of waste, there is no unburned.
Batch input

It can be put in without pretreatment such as crushing.
Hygienic because does not break the container of medical waste.
Prevents injuries by reducing human touch these wastes.
Completely Sealed

After inputs, incinerator will be completely sealed by closing the door.
It is safe and secure because waste and gas never go out.
Energy saving

MGB-100 saves energy because it can be operated with less fuel Reduce running costs.
Technology transfer

We carried out thorough driving guidance so that Thai staff can maintain and operate the incinerator by themselves. Kinsei's partner company "JT Engineering" in Thailand strongly supports them.
Less dioxins

Excellent incineration performance and complete combustion suppress the generation of dioxins.
It is an environmentally friendly incinerator.

GB-20-2100 is incinerator that actually installed in Thailand.

Installation in Thailand

Kinsei Sangyo carries out construction in cooperation with Thai staff. An incinerator made in Japan was brought in and assembled at Chiang Mai University.
Training

We trained them at the Kinsei Sangyo in Japan. We had them thoroughly learn how to use the incinerator correctly by actually driving the test machine.
Input of medical waste

The container is not damaged and is safe because no pretreatment such as crushing is required.
The input volume is 20㎥. They are able to safely dispose of large amounts of medical waste.
Start of test run

We started a test run of GB-20-2100.
We made Thai staff learn how to operate and maintain.
Analysis

We analyzed exhaust gas, ash, etc. We thoroughly checked the safety by repeating driving and analysis.
Handing over

We have finished all the confirmations and handed them over.
GB is an automatic operation, so it can be operated only by Thai staff.
In addition, Kinsei's partner company, "JT Engineering" in Thailand, supports the subsequent management.

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