Incinerator Fire definition

Incinerator Fire means a fire that is confined within a non-combustible structure or container that has the draft and smoke vents thereof covered with a heavy gauge metal screen having a mesh size not larger than 7 millimeters and which is ventilated in such a manner as to preclude the escape of combustible materials including ash, which fire is set for the purpose of burning refuse, excepting plastic products.

Incinerator Fire means a fire that is confined within an incinerator.

Incinerator Fire means a fire burning burnable debris that is confined within an incinerator;

Examples of Incinerator Fire in a sentence

• Interference with the normal conduct of business.Approved – shall mean permission granted and a Permit issued by the Fire Chief.Approved Incinerator Fire - shall mean a fire set in a container designed for incineration purposes and shall conform to the National Fire Protection Association 82 Standard “Incinerators and Waste Linen Handling Systems and Equipment”.

• Fire Safety Requirements for Dooryard Incinerator Fire Safety Requirements for Piles1.

• Approved Incinerator Fire - shall mean a fire set in a container designed for incineration purposes and shall conform to the National Fire Protection Association 82 Standard “Incinerators and Waste Linen Handling Systems and Equipment”.

• The lighting of an Open Fire, Incinerator Fire, Acceptable Fire Place fire, Acceptable Portable Fire Receptacle or Acceptable Fire Pit fire or Public Park Site Fire without taking satisfactory precaution to ensure the fire can be kept under control at all times.

• Notwithstanding anything in this Bylaw, a person shall not cause a nuisance by using an Acceptable Fire Pit, Acceptable Portable Fire Receptacle, Acceptable Fireplace, burning Burnable Debris, using Dangerous Goods, discharging Fireworks, having an Incinerator Fire, having an Open Fire or using a Portable Appliance on land the person owns or occupies, or having a Public Park Site Fire, when there is a reasonable likelihood of disturbing the peace of any other individual.

More Definitions of Incinerator Fire

Incinerator Fire means a fire which is confined within a non- combustible structure or container that has the draft and smoke vents thereof covered with heavy gauge metal screen having a mesh size not larger than 13 millimeters and which is ventilated in such a manner as to preclude the escape of combustible materials which include ashes, where the fire is set for burning refuse, excepting plastic products and is licensed by the Government of Alberta.

Incinerator Fire means a fire that is confined within a non-combustible structure, container or barrel with openings covered with a heavy gauge metal screen having a mesh size not larger than 7 millimeters, but does not include any industrial or commercial type incinerator that is required to be licensed under the Alberta Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act and regulations.

Incinerator Fire means a fire set in a container designed for Incineration purposes and constructed completely of non-combustible material that is placed atop not less than 4 cm. (2 inches) of sand or mineral soil extending not less than 60 cm (24 inches) beyond its perimeter, and having a maximum volume of 202 litres (55 gallon) and an outlet or exhaust opening covered by a screen having a mesh of not more than 7 mm (1/4 inch).

Incinerator Fire means a Fire that is contained within a non-combustible structure larger than a 45-gallon drum, container with openings covered with a heavy gauge metal screen having mesh size no larger than 6 millimetres and which is used for the purpose of burning refuse.

Incinerator Fire means an Industrial or Commercial type incinerator that is required to be licensed under the Alberta Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act regulations; and as described under section 14;

Incinerator Fire means a fire that is confined to a non- combustible structure or container which fire is set for the purpose of burning household refuse

Incinerator Fire means a fire that is confined within a non- combustible structure or container that shall conform in all respects with regulations under the Alberta Building and Fire Codes.