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<br />lEE .. Environmental Info. <br /> <br />/r/f <br /> <br />http://www.ieeco.com/environ2.htm <br /> <br /> <br />Horne <br />l:qulprnent <br />Accessories <br />SerVice cH'ci Repair <br />SupDlles <br />Urns <br />Technical Support <br />Specwls <br />r rBlnlng <br />E:.rwlronmenlal Info, <br />Resource Center <br />f-AQ <br />/..bout ILL <br />Slaft Dlre-clory <br />Contact Us <br /> <br />Iof9 <br /> <br />"The Smart Choice.... '" <br /> <br />En vir 0 n m eo n t a [ [n f o. ", <br />,- - -~ - -- <br /> <br />Regulated Pollutants from Crematories <br /> <br />Particulate Matter <br /> <br />This can be defined as solid matter, dust, soot, ash and unburned particles <br />from the cremation container and remains. Although most of this fine dust is <br />consumed during afterburning, small amounts travel out the stack into the <br />atmosphere. <br /> <br />Chart 1, Average Emissions of <br />Particulate Matter-' <br /> <br /> <br />0.5 <br /> <br />0.4 <br /> <br />Emissions- 0.3 <br />Lb per Hour 0.2 <br /> <br />OJ <br /> <br />o <br />1400 deg. F 1600 deg. F 1800 deg. F Fireplace <br /> <br />Visible Emissions <br /> <br />Visible emissions, commonly referred to as smoke, is particulate matter that <br />has traveled through the cremation equipment and afterburning system <br />without being completely consumed. Qualified inspectors rate visible <br />emissions on a scale from 0% to 100% based on how much light will pass <br />through. <br /> <br />/A <br />C~~I~;Y <br />