(Bandar Seri Begawan, 4th) To fulfill environmental responsibilities, protect the natural environment, and offer utmost dignity to the departed, the Brunei Chinese Charity Association has officially initiated the detailed design task for an advanced eco-friendly crematorium project.
This project not only emphasizes spiritual care, but also places great importance on environmental safety. It is committed to adopting the most advanced equipment and technologies to ensure that the cremation process is odorless and free from toxic emissions, thereby fulfilling a long-term commitment to both the environment and the community.
The gases and smoke produced during cremation often contain dioxins and other toxic and carcinogenic substances. If not properly handled, they can pollute the air, soil, and water sources. The Brunei Chinese Charity Association is deeply aware of this environmental issue; therefore, it has set stringent requirements for equipment procurement and engineering design, striving to meet international advanced environmental protection standards.
To ensure complete purification of exhaust gases, the association has especially introduced advanced exhaust treatment equipment—a tail-gas incinerator—which can efficiently process gases generated after cremation at the very first moment, filtering out impurities and harmful chemical components, eliminating odors and toxic leaks, and truly achieving clean emissions.
Taking into consideration practical budget, usage frequency, and the approved land area, the association’s engineering committee innovatively adopted a “two-to-one” design model—two cremation furnaces paired with one horizontal tail-gas incinerator—breaking traditional linear layouts. This not only meets functional requirements but also balances space utilization and economic feasibility.
The engineering team has already carried out meticulous discussions on the overall design plan and held in-depth meetings regarding the electrical configuration and engineering processes, with preliminary planning now complete. Currently, engineers from China and Brunei are working hand in hand on detailed civil, mechanical, and electrical blueprints, and will subsequently submit approval applications to relevant authorities, promoting the project’s lawful implementation.
The Brunei Chinese Charity Association stated that this project aims to integrate humanistic care with green technology, not only providing the public with better funeral services but also, through high-standard environmental protection measures, contributing to Brunei’s sustainable development and showcasing the Chinese community’s deep care and sense of responsibility towards local society.
The association requires considerable manpower and resources to advance this project. In addition to calling for generous donations, they also hope more caring individuals will join the endeavor. Those interested can contact the association’s board members.
The board members of the Brunei Chinese Charity Association are as follows:
President: Sun Shengli
Deputy President: Liu Xiaoyuan
Vice Presidents: Lu Shunnian, Lin Pengguo
Secretaries: Song Jinghua, Shen Renxiang
Treasurers: Li Chunjin, Chen Hongyuan
General Affairs: Yang Wencheng, Huang Linming
Auditor: Huang Shouhan
Board Members: Zhang Chengji, Andrew Koh Ku Fanglong, Liu Zhixin, Yu Daya, Qiu Yongchang, He Rongyu, Lin Dencai, Gu Ganglai, Shen Qiuxiang.
This project not only emphasizes spiritual care, but also places great importance on environmental safety. It is committed to adopting the most advanced equipment and technologies to ensure that the cremation process is odorless and free from toxic emissions, thereby fulfilling a long-term commitment to both the environment and the community.
The gases and smoke produced during cremation often contain dioxins and other toxic and carcinogenic substances. If not properly handled, they can pollute the air, soil, and water sources. The Brunei Chinese Charity Association is deeply aware of this environmental issue; therefore, it has set stringent requirements for equipment procurement and engineering design, striving to meet international advanced environmental protection standards.
To ensure complete purification of exhaust gases, the association has especially introduced advanced exhaust treatment equipment—a tail-gas incinerator—which can efficiently process gases generated after cremation at the very first moment, filtering out impurities and harmful chemical components, eliminating odors and toxic leaks, and truly achieving clean emissions.
Taking into consideration practical budget, usage frequency, and the approved land area, the association’s engineering committee innovatively adopted a “two-to-one” design model—two cremation furnaces paired with one horizontal tail-gas incinerator—breaking traditional linear layouts. This not only meets functional requirements but also balances space utilization and economic feasibility.
The engineering team has already carried out meticulous discussions on the overall design plan and held in-depth meetings regarding the electrical configuration and engineering processes, with preliminary planning now complete. Currently, engineers from China and Brunei are working hand in hand on detailed civil, mechanical, and electrical blueprints, and will subsequently submit approval applications to relevant authorities, promoting the project’s lawful implementation.
The Brunei Chinese Charity Association stated that this project aims to integrate humanistic care with green technology, not only providing the public with better funeral services but also, through high-standard environmental protection measures, contributing to Brunei’s sustainable development and showcasing the Chinese community’s deep care and sense of responsibility towards local society.
The association requires considerable manpower and resources to advance this project. In addition to calling for generous donations, they also hope more caring individuals will join the endeavor. Those interested can contact the association’s board members.
The board members of the Brunei Chinese Charity Association are as follows:
President: Sun Shengli
Deputy President: Liu Xiaoyuan
Vice Presidents: Lu Shunnian, Lin Pengguo
Secretaries: Song Jinghua, Shen Renxiang
Treasurers: Li Chunjin, Chen Hongyuan
General Affairs: Yang Wencheng, Huang Linming
Auditor: Huang Shouhan
Board Members: Zhang Chengji, Andrew Koh Ku Fanglong, Liu Zhixin, Yu Daya, Qiu Yongchang, He Rongyu, Lin Dencai, Gu Ganglai, Shen Qiuxiang.