Dignity. Technology. Sustainability. — Redefining the Afterlife Industry.
Dignity. Technology. Sustainability. — Redefining the Afterlife Industry.
Category 04
Green Cremation & Environment
Fourth-generation intelligent cremators integrated with multi-stage flue-gas purification, wreath and memorial incinerators, and waste-heat recovery that turns the exhaust stack into cooling for the cremation hall.
The task this category answers
You must meet emission limits without letting energy and operating cost run away.
Green cremation is a two-sided problem: the flue gas has to leave the stack clean, and the process that cleans it must not cost more energy than the site can carry. Entrovita treats the cremator and its exhaust train as a single engineered unit.
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Cremation & Exhaust-Gas Purification
Cremators with multi-stage flue-gas purification, engineered as one unit: secondary combustion, rapid quench, deacidification, bag filtration and carbon adsorption.
Cremation Heat Recovery (Dual-Carbon)
Flue-gas waste-heat recovery converted into absorption cooling for the cremation hall: lower hall temperature, fewer faults, lower energy use and a shorter exhaust treatment train.
Scope
What this category covers
- Intelligent eco cremators — primary and secondary combustion with programme control
- Multi-stage flue-gas purification: quench, deacidification, bag filtration, carbon adsorption
- Wreath and memorial incinerators with their own purification trains
- Heat recovery from high-temperature flue gas for non-electric cooling
- Remote monitoring, automatic warning and fault diagnosis from the cremation platform
Risk removed
What it takes off your desk
Dioxin formation in the 300–760 °C window when flue gas cools slowly
Emissions that fail the national limit and stall a public project
High fuel consumption per cremation and unstable furnace conditions
An exhaust train that is oversized, over-complex and hard to maintain
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 13801-2015 | Emission limits for atmospheric pollutants from fuel-fired cremators |
| GB 16297-1996 | Integrated emission standard for atmospheric pollutants |
| JB/T 10192-2000 | Technical conditions for small incinerators |
| GB 50016-2019 | Fire protection design for buildings |
Other categories
Looking at a different part of the project?
Turnkey funeral home
You are building, rebuilding or expanding a funeral home.
Air safety & purification
Your staff work with the deceased and the air in those rooms is a health risk.
Smart funeral home
You need the facility to run as one connected operation, not as isolated machines.
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.