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Originally Posted by Dyshade
Your assumptions hurt you yet again. See you assume I meant convection of heat through the human body and yet I in no way stated that now did I. I wonder what those legendary muffles were made of??? HMMMMM!!!
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so what where the muffles made of?
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i do not agree with any assertions; I AGREE with historical fact. Unlike you.
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Again you do not understand simple physics. Which state that once something reaches a certain temperature it will combust. Fuel begins the fire and yet coal/coke/gasoline are all inert and just as inflammable as the human body until they are stoked. Once lit the fuel will burn. Emaciated bodies more-so than an ideal human specimen.
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I disagree!
Coal / Gas / Coke / Oil are all used as fuel because they have a very low combustion temperature, that's why their called fuel and used as fuel!
Human bodies have a very high combustion temperature, and hence they require large amounts of FUEL (coal / gas etc) to completely combust, and hence to completely burn a body you must have enough fuel. You cannot light a corpse and then watch it burn by itself.
In addition, bones do not combust!
After cremation, the bone fragment remain (about 5lb) and are crushed and presented to the relatives in a casket! So in the case of Auschwitz, their must be (5 * 1 million lbs) of bone fragments knocking around somewhere. This is an immense amount of material, so where is it? and also how did they get the bone fragments out the ovens when they said the ovens were going 24/7?????
As you don't believe me, check the experts! Go and ask someone at the crematorium about the details. Also check or write to the Crematorium Associations in North America, they will tell you.
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Once again we are talking convection and the amount of fuel needed to reach a certain teperature is more than what it takes to maintain that temperature. Once the temperature is reached it is far easier to keep it.
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I disagree again!
To keep a steady temperature, you need to have a steady supply of fuel and heat!
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Hahah. Ivan Lagace is your expert. He is a Canadian. You do know that in Canada it is against the law to burn just a body right??? You HAVE to include a coffin. Which OF COURSE elongates the time it would take to burn a corpse. LOL>..... you really need to take another look at those Topf Ovens. They were more than capable of burning up to 4 corpses an hour within ONE muffle. Easy as pie.
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The 'coffins' as you put it are caskets made of highly combustable material. The casket takes literally minutes to combust, most of the 1.5 - 2 hours is taken up with trying to burn the body.
So, as you think your'e the expert, why don't you tell us what those 'Topf' Ovens were made of and how they worked.