Dignity. Technology. Sustainability. — Redefining the Afterlife Industry.
Dignity. Technology. Sustainability. — Redefining the Afterlife Industry.
Category 02
Interior Air Safety & Purification
Dedicated-fresh-air purification for the rooms where bodies are handled, plus forensic and medical anatomy laboratories — designed around pathogen exposure, formaldehyde, odour and flue gas, with treated exhaust rather than diluted air.
The task this category answers
Your staff work with the deceased and the air in those rooms is a health risk.
Bodies carry pathogens after death — in the mouth, the nose, the skin — and even a non-infectious death leaves a heavy microbial load. Add cremation smoke and formaldehyde and the rooms at the centre of a funeral home become the rooms that damage the people working in them.
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Funeral Home Safety Protection Clean Rooms
Enclosed, micro-negative-pressure clean rooms for embalming, cremation, mortuary, ash storage and memorial halls, with dedicated fresh air in and multi-stage treated exhaust out.
Forensic Anatomy Laboratory
Odour-free forensic anatomy centres designed around the four-level classification — functional zoning, room-by-room environmental control and the stainless equipment each level calls for.
Medical School Anatomy Laboratory
A redesigned supply-and-exhaust arrangement for teaching anatomy: top-supply, bottom-exhaust, terminal hoods over the tables and ion purification, sized for classrooms in continuous use.
Air Quality Upgrade Programme
A retrofit programme that reconfigures existing ventilation systems for high outdoor-air operation, a one-click public-health emergency mode, tighter filtration and a maintainable disinfection regime.
Scope
What this category covers
- Air-safety clean rooms for embalming, cremation halls, mortuaries, ash storage and memorial halls
- Forensic anatomy laboratories built to the four-level national classification
- Medical-school and hospital anatomy laboratories where formaldehyde is also a hazard
- Dedicated outdoor-air systems with pressure gradients and terminal filtration
- Multi-stage exhaust treatment: activated carbon, UV, amalgam and plasma
Risk removed
What it takes off your desk
Airborne pathogen transmission to staff and to grieving families
Formaldehyde exposure in anatomy laboratories
Persistent odour that damages families' experience of the facility
Exhaust that simply moves pollution from indoors to the neighbourhood
Air-conditioning retrofits that recirculate contaminated air
Compliance
Standards applied in this category
Named so that a procurement file can be checked against them. Individual solution pages list the equipment-level standards as well.
| Standard | Subject |
|---|---|
| GB 50073-2013 / ISO 14644 | Air cleanliness classes ISO 1–9 |
| GA/T 830 | Construction code for autopsy rooms |
| GA/T 750 | Stainless-steel autopsy table (public-security industry standard) |
| GB 19053-2003 | Safety limits for pathogenic bacteria in funeral premises |
| GB 50019-2016 | Design code for heating, ventilation and air conditioning |
| GB 50243-2016 | Acceptance of ventilation and air-conditioning works |
Other categories
Looking at a different part of the project?
Turnkey funeral home
You are building, rebuilding or expanding a funeral home.
Smart funeral home
You need the facility to run as one connected operation, not as isolated machines.
Green cremation
You must meet emission limits without letting energy and operating cost run away.
Tell us about the project.
Send the functional zones, the country and the stage you are at. We reply with the scope, the interfaces we will own and the standards we will build to.