Efficient And Culturally Acceptable Cremetorium
About the Practice
Reduce energy consumption and restrict GHG emissions in the cremation sector through the use of most efficient and culturally acceptable cremation system
Detail:
During the selection process of project, Shri. Arjunbhai Paghdar analysed that everyone in engineering is trying to reduce the use of conventional sources but there are still some places where we can’t avoid using conventional sources, one of them is Hindu Cremation. No one is paying attention on reducing the carbon coming out from crematoria. This is the place where people don’t want to avoid rituals and according to Hindu rituals we have to burn dead body which requires large amount of wood that comes by deforestation. This project mainly aims to reduce air and water pollution. Here air pollution occurs due to burning of woods along with dead body and water pollution when a half burned body is thrown into river due to incomplete combustion, here FD blower, ID blower & closed insulated structure is used in this project for complete combustion.
About the Innovator
Address: Keshod
City: Junagadh
State: Gujarat
PIN Code 362220
Email: arjunbhai.paghdar@gmail.com
Contact No: 9904119954.0
Practice Details
Link: The average time taken to burn a dead body (about 80kg weight) is 70-90 minutes while consuming 70 to 80 kg of wood as compared to 3-4 hours in conventional method consuming around 400 kg of wood.
Manufacturing Capacity: c) Sub-contracting
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- Sr. No. Patent / Application No. Title Note 1 201611009682 POLLUTION FREE (LESS POLLUTING & WITHIN POLLUTION CONTROL LIMIT) MODERN WOOD BASED TRADITIONAL CREMATION SYSTEM This invention relates to a Natural draft Wood cremation system in which the cremation is done in controlled condition & with the help of magnetized air. This invention relates to a Pollution Free (less polluting & within Pollution control limit) Modern Traditional Wood cremation system wherein the flue gas coming out from the cremation chamber is scrubbed with solar powered/electric powered pump and released to the environment through a 100 ft chimney. Furthermore, this invention also relates to a Pollution Free (less polluting & within Pollution control limit) Modern Traditional Wood cremation system which has the beneficial effects of having saving manpower cost, reducing labor intensity, and having safety and reliability, It preserved Hindus Traditional & Religious values. 2 2635/CHE/2008 METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR ECOLOGICAL CREMATION A method and apparatus for cremation of cadaver in crematorium vase. Crematorium is made up of top and bottom pressed stainless steel caskets. Top cover is made up of pressed stainless steel casket with the two nozzles for exit of hot gases The Bottom cover consists of a rectangular frame made up of pressed angles and connected by cross members which carry's a stainless steel sheet. An LPG cylinder being connected to the manifold through armored rubber hose. LPG hot gasses is passed through the cadaver and maintained in between the two covers. Burners are arranged on a framework of pressed steel and connected by copper tubes to a manifold made up of seamless steel pipe. 3 201711007026 "SMOKELESS CREMATORIUM BED." A method and installation apparatus, for cremating the remains of a deceased being in an energy saving, smokeless crematorium bed while adhering to traditional Indian cremation rituals. The entire structure having a crematorium bed like grill that utilizes cow dung based green fuel in which deceased bodies will be efficiently burned. Combustion occurs in the fuel box of the crematorium bed and body is completely burned within one hour using fuel based on cow dung and biomass. The ash is then removed in a removable ashtray for easy disposal. The entire process is eco-friendly, time, money and energy efficient and withholds to traditional, Indian, Vedic cultural practices. 4 US8356392B2 Cremation Container A cremation container may comprise a cover and a base. The base may comprise a corrugated fiberboard portion and a frame. The corrugated fiberboard portion may encase the frame and may form a bottom of the base. Consequently, the base may be provided with a combined structural strength of both the frame and corrugated fiberboard portion. 5 EP2045525A2 Mobile cremation systems The invention concerns a system and a funerary cell for the cremation of the deceased and exhumed bodies. The system is on wheels to be towed, to transfer in block and be used in any location. It comprises in combination a cremation chamber, an afterburner, one fumes/air exchanger, a fan for the circulation of gaseous fluids and means of control of the process to be carried out, all installed on a lowered deck of a vehicle, in particular a semi-trailer, which can be connected up to a tractor.