A crematory is a special furnace that cremates (burns) corpses to fine ash. In British English the word used is crematoria - singular: crematorium). It's a place where they cremate people. To cremate means to burn, and this is what some people do with the dead rather than burying them so that they can keep the ashes, or keep a "part" of the dead person.
NAICS Code 812220 is for crematories
Yes, they were first gassed.
NAICS Code 812220 is for cemeteries and crematories
In the UK they are looking at using the energy created by the crematories. It takes 1400 degrees to cremate a body and there are alot of crematories in the UK as it is so heavily populated.
The crematoria did not kill people; people were killed in the gas chambers, then the corpses were cremated in the crematoria.
They were the Sonderkommando ('Special squad').
Yes, the crematoria (crematories) were for burning corpses.
much like any other, they were just a bit busier.
There were Barracks, crematories, factories, watchtowers, gas chambers, and a host of other buildings in concentration camps such as Auschwitz.
It depends on the individual crematorium. Usually it's for as long as the pet's owner wants them kept - or until the owner dies.
Therm Tec makes industrial incinerators (primarily for waste), crematories, and custom incinerators. They are located in Tualatin, Oregon. Also in Oregon is American Wood Dryers in Portland.
Yes, it is possible to cremate a newborn. Many funeral homes and crematories offer services specifically for infants, and families can choose to have a private or communal cremation depending on their wishes. It's important for parents to consult with local funeral service providers to understand the options available and any legal requirements in their area.