Burial capsule with anti-decay system

Abstract

Burial capsule with an internal inert gas atmosphere for use to contain the human corpse, or other valuable items, and to protect such items from decay and/or decomposition for an infinite period of time. The burial capsule comprises a one (1) piece elongated, cylindrically shaped enclosure, accomplished by chemically welding two (2) identically configured, homogeneous plastic parts together along a common interfacing surface area. The enclosure contains a single, minute aperture at each opposing end, into which a compatible plastic material female reducer means is chemically welded. A plastic hose adapter is temporarily installed into each reducer; a remote vacuum pump is attached to one (1) adapter, and a remote inert gas means is temporarily attached to the other adapter. The simultaneous activation of the pump and gas means effectively evacuates essentially all of the contaminated gases, and injects an oxygen free, inert gas, environment directly into the confines of the burial capsule. The systematic removal of first the vacuum means, immediately followed by the prompt chemical weldment of a male plug closure means into the reducer means void, and then the removal of the inert gas means, followed by the prompt chemical weldment of a male plug into the other reducer means void, produces a burial capsule which consists of only one (1) homogeneous material part. The hermetically sealed, inert gas filled, one (1) part burial capsule, will effectively protect all items deposited therein from the ravages of decay and/or decomposition indefinitely.

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