To keep you from polluting the environment the products of your cremation go into a second chamber where a secondary burner burns off any remaining gases and smoke particles. Your gases might even go through filter bags to clean them further. However, no system is perfect, you still might manage to puff brown smoke out of the chimney for a couple of minutes.
Respect for the dead, burial and Mourn for dead people. When a loved one dies, grieving family members and friends often are confronted with dozens of decisions about the funeral - all of which must be made quickly and often under great emotional duress.
Saturday, March 03, 2007
Out of the chimney
You should be coming out of the chimney as steam and carbon dioxide. All ready to feed the plants that fed you. Unfortunately your cremation will produce lots of nasty pollutants too. Mercury (from your fillings), carbon monoxide, hydrogen chloride, and smoke.

To keep you from polluting the environment the products of your cremation go into a second chamber where a secondary burner burns off any remaining gases and smoke particles. Your gases might even go through filter bags to clean them further. However, no system is perfect, you still might manage to puff brown smoke out of the chimney for a couple of minutes.
To keep you from polluting the environment the products of your cremation go into a second chamber where a secondary burner burns off any remaining gases and smoke particles. Your gases might even go through filter bags to clean them further. However, no system is perfect, you still might manage to puff brown smoke out of the chimney for a couple of minutes.
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