Flue gas treatment for cremators: what buyers ask
Mercury abatement, NOx, dust, dioxins, and how to RFQ a cremator flue-gas filter package without unverified CE claims.
Flue gas treatment for cremators: what buyers ask
European and high-regulation tenders often lead with cremator flue gas treatment, mercury abatement, and NOx language. Here is how serious buyers phrase the RFQ — and how Nanrui answers without inventing certificates.
Ask for limits, not slogans
Send national or tender emission clauses (dust, SO₂, HCl, dioxins, mercury, NOx). “Best available technique” without numbers creates mismatched quotes.
Dedicated vs shared abatement
Some halls need 100% mercury abatement per retort; others share a train. That choice drives ducting, footprint, and cost more than the furnace model alone.
Match the furnace
Filters should be sized with chamber duty. See Nanrui’s flue-gas treatment page for OYF modular skids paired with OYJ/OYP lines. For Europe-specific language, read the Europe market guide.
Certificates
We claim CE/UL only when files exist for the SKU. Otherwise we help assemble technical documentation for local permitting.
Contact with your emission clauses attached.