Agricultural incinerators are used to dispose of agricultural products, including, but not limited to, agricultural livestock carcasses. Incinerators are operated at extremely high temperatures (e.g., up to 3000-degrees F.) to dispose of an mitigate the spread of unwanted biologics, diseases, or other. The incinerator includes a double walled housing with a layer of sand that is used to protect the housing and to enhance the heat inside the housing. The sand provides a naturally low thermal conductivity to maintain the heat, which increases the efficiency of the incinerator. A hand crank opens a door into the incinerator to mitigate touching of any hot surfaces. In addition, a secondary burner can be used in the exhaust of the incinerator to reduce harmful emissions prior to exhausting into the ambient area of the incinerator.

A system and method for plasma treatment comprises a radiofrequency chamber, a microwave source configured to provide energy to the radiofrequency chamber, a reaction chamber configured to accept a treatment flow, a plasma dispensation assembly configured in the reaction chamber, the plasma dispensation assembly being powered by energy from the radiofrequency chamber, and a collection chamber for collecting treated material from the reaction chamber. The systems and methods can be used for treatment of various treatment flows.

A system and method for plasma treatment comprises a radiofrequency chamber, a microwave source configured to provide energy to the radiofrequency chamber, a reaction chamber configured to accept a treatment flow, a plasma dispensation assembly configured in the reaction chamber, the plasma dispensation assembly being powered by energy from the radiofrequency chamber, and a collection chamber for collecting treated material from the reaction chamber. The systems and methods can be used for treatment of various treatment flows.

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 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 mobile disaster crematory and method for cremating a body or other material are provided. The mobile disaster crematory comprises a housing, a front loading door in communication with an operator loading area, an exterior operator access door in communication with an equipment access room, and an exterior operator access control panel. An interior refractory lining defines a primary cremation chamber in fluid communication with a secondary environmental control chamber for oxidation of emissions to be conveyed from a crematory exhaust stack. An air intake system comprising valved air pipes delivers air into the chambers. Primary and secondary chamber burners are operably connected to temperature sensors, and to a valved fuel pipe and fuel supply, all operably connected to the exterior access control panel operably by a human operator. Power may be supplied by a local utility or a backup generator located in the crematory housing.

A mobile disaster crematory and method for cremating a body or other material are provided. The mobile disaster crematory comprises a housing, a front loading door in communication with an operator loading area, an exterior operator access door in communication with an equipment access room, and an exterior operator access control panel. An interior refractory lining defines a primary cremation chamber in fluid communication with a secondary environmental control chamber for oxidation of emissions to be conveyed from a crematory exhaust stack. An air intake system comprising valved air pipes delivers air into the chambers. Primary and secondary chamber burners are operably connected to temperature sensors, and to a valved fuel pipe and fuel supply, all operably connected to the exterior access control panel operably by a human operator. Power may be supplied by a local utility or a backup generator located in the crematory housing.

A crematorium ashes transfer container made of paper and/or cardboard comprises: one or more sides and/or walls defining a cavity to receive the ashes; an outlet in one of the sides and/or walls allowing exit of ashes in the cavity from the container, the outlet comprising a nozzle and a removeable cap that closes the nozzle, the nozzle being capable of sealing engagement with a long term storage container, whereby ashes within the cavity of the container can be transferred to the long term storage container without being visible during transfer and without leakage of ashes during transfer. A method of transferring cremation ashes into a long term ashes storage container, comprises:— a. providing ashes from a cremation, b. providing a long term ashes storage container having an inlet and providing a crematorium ashes transfer container made of paper and/or cardboard that comprises a nozzle capable of sealing engagement with the inlet on the long term storage container, c. transferring the ashes into the crematorium ashes transfer container, d. sealing the crematorium ashes transfer container, e. opening the nozzle, f. connecting the nozzle with the inlet of the long term storage container so as to be in sealing engagement therewith, and g. transferring the ashes into the long term storage container. A kit comprises the transfer container and the long term storage container.

The present invention relates to a method for combustion of a biological material by means of microwave radiation, said method comprises providing said biological material to be combusted, wherein the biological material includes a human or animal body or body part, and optionally a container and an apparatus comprising a chamber and a source of microwave radiation; and directing microwave radiation at a power of at least 5 kW from said source of microwave radiation to said biological material to directly heat and combust said biological material in said chamber. The present invention further relates to a process for cremating a human or animal body or body part comprising said method.

The present invention relates to a method for combustion of a biological material by means of microwave radiation, said method comprises providing said biological material to be combusted, wherein the biological material includes a human or animal body or body part, and optionally a container and an apparatus comprising a chamber and a source of microwave radiation; and directing microwave radiation at a power of at least 5 kW from said source of microwave radiation to said biological material to directly heat and combust said biological material in said chamber. The present invention further relates to a process for cremating a human or animal body or body part comprising said method.