Cremator installation and commissioning timeline

Buying a cremator is half the project. The other half is installation and commissioning — curing the lining, setting air and fuel, and training the night shift.

Typical sequence

1. Civil and chimney ready; equipment placed
2. Mechanical and electrical hookup
3. Refractory curing schedule (do not rush)
4. Burner and PLC commissioning
5. Operator training with a scheduled cremation
6. Handover, spares list, remote support channel

What buyers forget

• A cremation must be available on training day
• Fuel quality and pressure affect first-fire tuning
• Filter skids need their own ducting and access
• Export crates need clear door and crane paths

Nanrui’s services cover commissioning, refractory repair, and multi-brand troubleshooting. Request a quote with your install window and country.