Boiler Revamp & Retrofit
Pollution Control Retrofit
Emission control equipment, integrated into an existing draft system.
Retrofitting pollution control equipment onto an operating boiler means tying new equipment into an existing duct and draft system without derating the boiler — that integration is the actual engineering problem, not the equipment itself.
What’s included
- Cyclone installation
- Bag filter integration
- ESP integration and upgradation
- Wet scrubber integration
- Duct and chimney modification to accommodate the new equipment
- Low-NOx burner / combustion modification
Frequently asked
Depends on your plant's category and fuel — check applicability before budgeting; see the Compliance page for the current framework.
It can, if not engineered against the existing draft system margin — that assessment is part of the retrofit design, not an afterthought.
4–10 weeks depending on scope — internals replacement is faster than a full field upgrade.
Need this scoped for your site?
Request a site survey, or call the breakdown desk if it’s active.
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