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An incinerator works by exposing waste to sustained high temperatures in a controlled combustion environment, converting solid and liquid waste materials into flue gas and a small volume of inert ash. The process is not simply setting fire to waste. It is a managed thermal treatment sequence designed to achieve complete combustion of the waste load while controlling what is released to the atmosphere.

An incinerator is a controlled high-temperature combustion system designed to thermally destroy waste materials, reducing them to a small volume of inert ash and flue gas. The process eliminates pathogens, neutralises hazardous compounds, and dramatically reduces the volume and mass of waste requiring final disposal.