HTS Eclipse – InciniCone Burner

Overview

The Honeywell InciniCone is a gas and oil incineration burner engineered for fume incineration and the reheating of exhaust streams from turbines, dryers, ovens, and similar equipment. The burner mounts directly inside the exhaust duct and uses the existing flue-air stream as the sole source of combustion air — no separate air supply line is required.

Nine sizes are available to match a wide range of duct dimensions and heat-release requirements. Each burner assembly includes the burner body, gas or oil gun, gas pilot with ignition plug, and peepsight. The concentric design ensures uniform mixing and complete combustion across the full operating range.

Features & Benefits

• Gas firing with interchangeable gas guns — allows fuel flexibility across applications
• Oil firing capability — accepts #2 fuel oil in addition to gaseous fuels
• Nozzle-mixing raw-gas pilot — uses process flue air as combustion air; no separate air supply line required
• Fuel turndowns up to 26:1 — supports wide load variation without flame instability
• Fume stream turndowns up to 2.5:1 — accommodates process flow variation
• Concentric burner design — ensures even mixing and complete combustion across the duct cross-section
• Insulated back-plate — reduces heat transfer to the burner mounting area for a cooler working environment
• Compact design — allows easy burner removal and access to the incinerator without major disassembly
• Nine available sizes — scalable to match duct dimensions and heat-release requirements from IC136 through IC2960
• Minimal maintenance — simplified construction reduces scheduled service intervals

Technical Specifications

• Burner type: Gas and oil incineration burner
• Burner family: Incini-Cone
• Combustion principle: Nozzle-mixing raw-gas pilot burner
• Combustion air supply: Oxygen supplied by the flue-gas stream — no separate air supply line required
• Fuel types: Natural gas, propane, butane, #2 fuel oil
• Fuel turndown: Up to 26:1 (application dependent)
• Fume stream turndown: Up to 2.5:1
• Mounting orientation: Installed directly in the flue-air duct
• Burner assembly includes: Burner body, gas or oil gun, gas pilot with ignition plug, and peepsight
• Available sizes: 9 (IC136 through IC2960)

Applications

• Thermal fume incineration
• VOC (volatile organic compound) destruction
• Smoke incineration
• Odor control and deodorization
• Exhaust reheating from turbines
• Exhaust reheating from industrial dryers and ovens
• Flue-gas reheating for downstream process equipment

Models / Configurations

• IC136 (00.4360002.11) – Smallest InciniCone size for low-flow duct applications
• IC224 (00.4360002.12) – Second-tier size for light-duty fume incineration
• IC360 (00.4360002.13) – Mid-range size suitable for moderate exhaust volumes
• IC500 (00.4360002.14) – Mid-range size for medium heat-release requirements
• IC680 (00.4360002.15) – Upper mid-range size for higher fume stream flows
• IC900 (00.4360002.16) – Large size for high-capacity incineration applications
• IC1480 (00.4360002.17) – Extra-large size for high-volume exhaust duct installations
• IC1780 (00.4360002.18) – Heavy-duty size for large industrial exhaust systems
• IC2960 (00.4360002.19) – Largest standard InciniCone size for maximum duct cross-sections

InciniCone Accessories

• Refer to the Spare Part List (InciniCone EN, Ed. 09.16) and the AB137 Technical Report for documented replacement components and sub-assemblies compatible with the InciniCone burner series.

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