Primary Combustion Phase: Material is fed into the primary combustion chamber and ignited by a temperature-controlled combustion system. Following the combustion principle of three T's (temperature, time, vortex), complete oxidation, pyrolysis, and burning occurs in this initial stage.

Secondary Combustion Phase: Smoke generated from primary combustion enters the secondary combustion chamber for high-temperature incineration, ensuring more complete combustion and destruction of harmful elements.

Emission Control Phase: The flue gas proceeds through a cold heat exchanger for cooling, then passes through a dust collector for purification before being safely discharged through the chimney, meeting all environmental standards.

Waste Management: Ash generated post-combustion is manually extracted, properly transferred, and buried according to regulatory requirements.