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Filtration Systems
Emissions & Filtration Systems for Incinerators
An incinerator is only half the equation if your location or waste stream has emissions control requirements attached to it, We supply custom-engineered filtration, wet scrubbers, venturi systems, ceramic filtration, afterburners, refractory lining upgrades and other customized features matched to your specific incinerator model, flue gas profile and emission requirements, so you’re not guessing at air pollution control after the equipment is already installed.
Key Benefits
- Matched specifically to your incinerator model and waste stream, not a generic add-on
- Afterburner and refractory lining options to improve combustion efficiency and emissions control
- Manages combustion temperature, pressure, and airflow variables in real time
- Handles varying chemical composition and particulate emissions across waste types
- Ash disposal support, including bottom ash and fly ash handling where required
- Built to support compliance with provincial and federal emissions standards, including CCME guidelines
- Available as wet scrubbers, venturi systems, ceramic filtration, and secondary combustion chamber upgrades
- Scales from compact single-unit setups to high-capacity industrial plants
Ideal For
- Medical and hazardous waste facilities
- Pharmaceutical waste operations
- Municipal and high-capacity incineration plants
- Any facility operating near residential or sensitive areas
Available Systems
Filtration is custom-engineered to your incinerator model and waste stream, with three main system types depending on the pollutants and particulate sizes involved.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a filtration system with my incinerator?
It depends on your waste type, incinerator capacity, and proximity to residential areas, and required emissions by the province. Many provinces set emissions limits based on these factors, often referencing CCME guidelines. Tell us your location and waste stream, and required emissions and we’ll advise whether filtration is required or recommended.
What's the difference between a wet scrubber and a venturi system?
Wet scrubbers use liquid to capture particulates and pollutants from exhaust gases. Venturi systems use a narrowed airflow section to increase particle-capture efficiency. The right choice depends on your waste type and emissions control targets.
What does a secondary combustion chamber or afterburner actually do?
A secondary chamber, sometimes fitted with an afterburner, re-combusts flue gas at a higher temperature before it exits the stack, improving combustion efficiency and reducing particulate emissions beyond what the primary chamber achieves alone.
Can filtration be added to an incinerator I already own?
In many cases, yes. Send us your current machine’s make and model and we’ll assess whether a filtration system, afterburner, or refractory lining upgrade can be retrofitted.
Is filtration required for cannabis or medical waste incinerators specifically?
Requirements vary by province and facility type, but filtration is commonly recommended or required for waste streams with higher emissions sensitivity, including cannabis, medical, and hazardous materials.