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Rapporter et oversættelsesproblem
Heat Energy (calories) = m * c * ΔT m = mass of human ( average: 80.7 kg )
c = specific heat of human body ( 3470 J. kg-1 . K-1 )
ΔT = Change in temperature. ( cremation temp - room temp )
Room Temperature = 26 °C
1600 °F = 871°C
So: H.E. = 80.7kg * 3470 J/kg*k * (871-26)
H.E. = 236624.5 kcal
The energy in a kg of coke(coal) is 8000 kcal/kg. So one body would (under IDEAL conditions) take 236625kcal/8000kcal/kg = 29.57 or about 30kg (66 pounds!) of fuel to burn.
To cremate 3 to 6 million jews, therefore, it would take around 100,000-200,000 metric tons (220,462,280-440,924,560 pounds!) of coal.
Also when coal is burnt, it generates around 5-10% of its weight in ash. So, I'll be generous and say 5%. So 9 million kg of ash from the fuel. The average adult leaves ~2.5kg of bone fragments, teeth and ash from cremation. So we have 9 million + 2.5x6million = 24 million kg of ash.
That is a lot of remains to just disappear and leave no trace. Makes one think.
H.E. = 80.7kg * 3470 J/kg*k * (871-26)
H.E. = 236,624.5 kcal per body
236,624.5 kcal * 6,500,000 = 1,538,059,250,000,000 kcal total
999569974676.29 kcal per megaton
That's 1.53 Megatons of TNT
That's 1000x all the explosives used in WWI.
That's 1/2 of all the explosives used during all of WWII.
That's 100x the nuclear bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
All from a non nuclear nation. Truly amazing technology indeed.