1. chiefly dialect: a small hard particle: grain. 2. 3. British: the grain of a cereal grass that is the primary crop of a region (as wheat in Britain and oats in Scotland and Ireland); also: a plant that produces corn. 4.
Allowing Â£1,000 for equipment purchases etc the cost would work out at Â£6.00 per cremation.â. Equipment operating costs. 4 cremations a day for 50 five-day weeks of the year (ie, 250 days out of a total 365) in a single cremator @ 90 mins a funeral = 6hrsâ cremator use per day.Gas â Â£7.50 per cremation.llowing Â£1,000 for equipment purchases etc the cost would work out at Â£6.00 per cremation.â. Equipment operating costs. 4 cremations a day for 50 five-day weeks of the year (ie, 250 days out of a total 365) in a single cremator @ 90 mins a funeral = 6hrsâ cremator use per day.
Natural gas, oil or liquid propane can power a crematory furnace, according to the Crematory Service & Manufacturing website. Depending upon its size and fuel type, a crematory furnace will use between $16 and $32 worth of fuel per cremation, according to the Cremation Systems website.Your day-to-day operating costs will depend on the crematorium's business volume as well as how many furnaces you operate.remation furnaces come in a variety of sizes, some of which are more than 15 feet long, 5 feet wide and 7 feet tall. Not only should your space be able to support a crematory furnace, it should also be zoned for cremations. Your ideal facility should also have a refrigerated area to store bodies until cremation.