By the project will be developed a compact technology for high efficinecy dry refining flue gas technology for small and mobile incinerators. This refining technology will consist of three separate stages of cleaning, which are arranged in a logical sequence and serves to maximize the refining effect. The primary stage of treatment is based on the use of crushed limestone as the raw high-temperature catalyst, the secondary stage will puryfy flue gas from acidic and heavy metals components in the flue gas by sprayed milled waste from the primary stage of treatment and tertiary treatment are stationary filter, which consists of a new type of sorbent-based product Chezacarb , which is produced as a waste product of hydrogen production from partial oxidation in Unipetrol RPA. These cleaning elements under specified conditions of temperature and residence time are able to remove tar residues from the flue gases, VOCs, acid gases and especially PCDD / F and PCB and mercury vapor without wet scrubber at any stage of cleaning. This allows you to use this system in the areas where is no sustainable water management options.