Process and Device for Cremation
AssigneeB-Cp S.R.L.
InventorsMarco Baccini, Gianlorenzo Comunian
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AssigneeB-Cp S.R.L.
InventorsMarco Baccini, Gianlorenzo Comunian
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A perfected cremation process includes the following operations: placing a mortuary coffin inside a crematorium oven configured to carry out the combustion of the mortuary coffin and cremation of the corpse contained in its inside; initiating the combustion of the mortuary coffin; conducting the combustion of the mortuary coffin for a time such as to achieve the degradation of the mortuary coffin, wherein it is provided arranging a combustion accelerant on the outer surface of the mortuary coffin, preferably on the outer surface of the cover of the mortuary coffin, before the initiation operation. This accelerant includes a compound selected from alkali metal salts, alkaline earth metal salts, ammonium salts, alkali metal peroxides or alkaline earth metal peroxides.
A perfected cremation process comprising the following operations:
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A substrate to accelerate a cremation operation of a corpse of an animal in a crematorium oven in an animal cremation process, said substrate comprising one or more layers made of a flexible combustible material, at least one of said one or more layers being impregnated with a predefined amount of an accelerant, said accelerant comprising a compound selected from alkali metal salts, alkaline earth metal salts, ammonium salts, alkali metal peroxides or alkaline earth metal peroxides, said substrate being placed directly on said corpse or below said corpse or by wrapping said corpse adapting to its profile when said corpse is inserted inside said crematorium oven for said animal cremation process.
A kit for the accelerated combustion of a mortuary coffin in a cremation process, comprising at least one bag of combustible material containing a combustion accelerant and at least one support element of non-combustible material;
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