DE10001105A1 - Body preserving coffin, comprising inner and outer layer, both filled with preserving fluid - Google Patents

Abstract

The body (1) is laid into the inner coffin (3), which can also be used in the traditional way during the funeral. The coffin (3) is then accommodated inside a second bigger container (5), both are fitted with fluid ducts (7) for the removal of the body fluids and the insertion of the preserving fluids (2,4). Ideally the coffin (3,5) is buried in an inclined position as deep as possible in order to be protected from vandalism.

Description

People have always wanted to have their bodies after death To get eternity.

In Egypt, dignitaries were embalmed after their death and in Treasuries buried, which, however, were often robbed afterwards.

In Europe the same thing happened with burials in tombs.

The purpose of the invention is to enable a deep earth burial that protects the corpse and perform effective preservation.

Fossils enclosed in the tree resin, which are 50 million years old, prove that that preserving a body is possible for a long time.

DE 24 55 320 B2 shows a coffin that contains the body fluid of a deceased person regulated by a drain.

Preservation is not considered.

In DE-OS 15 41 328 a plastic pad for a coffin is described, the To soak up the deceased's fluid.

The object of the present invention is to provide a coffin mentioned type so that the body fluid is removed and the Corpse after the partial drying of a subsequent preservation is fed.

This is achieved by two coffins, which are of different sizes are retractable into each other.

In the smaller of the two coffins, the body is made in the traditional way embedded. It can also be used for transportation to the burial site as it hardly differs visually from a normal coffin.

There are two pre-assembled holes on the small coffin, one each Supply hose for ventilation and another one for later Preservation liquid can be connected.

There are several for the body's body fluid intake Possibilities that can be used.  

Either the smaller coffin with a moisture-storing material, such as e.g. B. laid out dried peat, or at its foot end is a drain attached so that the body fluid can drain into the large coffin. In or on the large coffin there can also be a container attached to the drain of the is connected to small coffins.

The large coffin that receives the small coffin should best be a tubular shape possess, because the tubular shape the pressure of the soil through their rounding well withstands.

The material from which the large coffin is made must be highly waterproof, be pressure-resistant and aging-resistant.

The large coffin is lined with supports on the inside, so that the small coffin after the Pushing in has no wall contact.

There are four holes on the top of the large coffin. Through two holes the supply hoses of the small coffin are guided and in the two other, each the supply hose for ventilation and for the Large coffin preservation liquid.

After the small coffin was pushed into the large coffin and the Supply hoses have been attached, the large coffin becomes waterproof and airtight closed. The disintegration process is then possible via the supply hoses to slow down the corpse by gas exchange before preservation. The two coffins have now become a preservation coffin.

A guide rope is attached to the preservation coffin, with which he goes into the Grave hole is lowered along with the supply hoses.

The grave hole has the strength of the preservation coffin and is, if possible not drilled vertically, but diagonally.

The preservation coffin is later difficult to locate in a diagonal grave hole than a vertical grave hole. He can z. B. under a tree or Structure to be stored.

To prevent the corpse from being damaged later by vandalism, the grave hole should also be very deep.

After the preserve coffin gets to the bottom of the grave hole, it will Pulled out the guide rope, but not the supply hoses.  

If preservation takes place days or weeks after the funeral, the grave hole is temporarily closed.

The preservation is carried out in the following way:

Through the supply hose ( 7 ) of the small coffin ( 3 ), the preservation liquid ( 2 ) z. B. liquid alumina is pumped into the small coffin ( 3 ).

The two supply hoses ( 7 ) of the small coffin ( 3 ) allow the small coffin ( 3 ) to be filled completely because the air can escape.

Only when the liquid alumina has hardened is a preservation liquid ( 4 ), for example, also passed through the supply hose ( 7 ) of the large coffin ( 5 ). B. resin filled with hardener in the large coffin ( 5 ).

The supply hose ( 7 ) for ventilation also enables the large coffin ( 5 ) to be completely filled.

As soon as the preservation liquid ( 4 ) has also hardened, it forms a stable and airtight protection around the small coffin ( 3 ) with the body.

The four supply hoses ( 7 ) are then pulled out and the digging hole is firmly filled with earth.

Embodiments of the invention are described below with reference to the Drawings explained by representing:

Fig. 1
The cross section of the preservation coffin

Fig. 2
A diagonal grave hole

Fig. 1 shows in the middle the body ( 1 ), the filling space for the preservation liquid ( 2 ), the small coffin ( 3 ), the filling space for the preservation liquid ( 4 ), the large coffin ( 5 ). The supports ( 6 ) are located between the small coffin ( 3 ) and the large coffin ( 5 ).

Fig. 2 shows a diagonal grave hole ( 8 ), on the basis of which the preservation coffin ( 3 , 5 ) is stored. The supply hoses ( 7 ) for the preservation liquid ( 2 , 4 ) are in the pit hole ( 8 ) and above the ground ( 9 ).

Claims (5)

1. Preserving coffin, which consists of two coffins of different sizes, characterized in that the small coffin ( 3 ) containing the body ( 1 ) fits into the large coffin ( 5 ), both coffins ( 3 , 5 ) Have supply hoses ( 7 ) for the preservation of the body ( 1 ) and the coffins ( 3 , 5 ) can be filled with a preservation liquid ( 2 , 4 ), whereby the small coffin ( 3 ) with the body ( 1 ) can also be used alone the preservation liquid ( 2 ) can be filled and thus can be buried alone without the large coffin ( 5 ), whereas the large coffin ( 5 ) when filled with preservation liquid ( 4 ) only in combination with the small coffin ( 3 ), which then does not Contains preservative liquid ( 2 ), can be buried. 2. preservation coffin, according to claim 1, characterized in that it consists of one or can consist of several coffins. 3. Preserving coffin, according to claim 1, characterized in that the preservation with the preservation liquid ( 2 , 4 ) can also take place in the grave hole ( 8 ) before the coffins ( 3 , 5 ) are lowered. 4. Preserving coffin, according to claim 1, characterized in that holes for supply hoses ( 7 ) are in them and in the small coffin ( 3 ) there is a drain for the body fluid that flows into the large coffin ( 5 ) or in a container , which can be on or in the large coffin ( 5 ). 5. Preserving coffin, according to claims 1-3, characterized in that ventilation or gas exchange in the coffins ( 3 , 5 ) can take place through the supply hoses ( 7 ).