JP3141941U - Biodegradable bone vase - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a biodegradable bone pot capable of returning a bone as a soil instead of a ceramic pot.
A bone pot formed by using a biodegradable paper material, biomass plastic, or the like, the bone pot having a bottom portion, an upper surface being opened and a lid being crowned, The side view is a cylindrical shape, a substantially cylindrical shape in which a central portion in the vertical direction is appropriately bulged, or a substantially spherical shape or a square shape having a bottom portion as a plane.
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Description

  The present invention relates to an improvement of a bone vase for storing the remains of the deceased.

  Conventionally, the bone vase is generally a container with a lid made of ceramic.

  On the other hand, the method of ossification is currently mainly performed by ossuary or grave ossuary in the ossuary room, but in the past, when a person died, the body was put in a cage and a hole was made in the ground. As you can see from the fact that they were dug and buried underground, the original idea was that the remains were returned to the soil. Even today, depending on the sect or district, the remains were taken out of the bone pot. Scattered in the ossuary chamber of the grave. In other words, the bone pot is only a container for carrying the remains from the crematorium to the cemetery.

  Moreover, most of the current bone pots are made of porcelain, and there was a problem of processing the bone pots after breaking the remains in the ossuary chamber. The priests say that the used bone pot should be broken down and buried in a place where people cannot step on the house, but the fact that it is actually broken and buried in the house is also a bone pot containing the remains. Even if it is difficult, it is difficult for people living in the city, even if there is no problem in a country house that has a large house even if it is buried in the house, depending on the case There were times when it was broken and taken out as non-burnable garbage.

  In addition, it is said that it is better to put bones in a biodegradable cotton bag, etc., even if the bones are scattered in the ossuary chamber, and put the meridian, etc. It is said that the deceased can make a Buddha.

  The problem to be solved is that the idea is to solve the development of a pot that can return the remains to the soil, not the pot made of ceramic.

  The present invention is a means for solving a problem by forming a bone pot with a material having biodegradability as a means for returning the remains of bones to the soil.

  In the past, it was just a white pot of ceramics, but there was no problem when the remains were placed in the bone pot, but there was no problem. In this case, there was a problem in the processing of the bone pot after the bone was broken, but when the bone was broken, it was put in a cotton bag etc. Or, it is a bone vase formed using biomass plastic, etc., and because the bone vase expresses the religion of each denomination such as Hanwa Shinkei, so even if the bone remains in the bone vase, the remains are returned to the soil. It has a very practical effect, such as being easy to carry out and allowing the deceased to grow up.

  The present invention is a bone crucible formed by using a biodegradable paper material or biomass plastic, the bone crucible is a structure having a bottom and opening an upper surface and attaching a lid, The side view is a biodegradable bone pot having a cylindrical shape or a substantially cylindrical shape in which a central portion in the longitudinal direction is appropriately bulged, or a substantially spherical shape having a flat bottom portion, or a square shape. In addition, it is intended to present a biodegradable bone vase that expresses the religion of each sect.

  The bone pot 1 is molded using a biodegradable paper material or biomass plastic. The bone pot 1 has a bottom and a structure in which an upper surface is opened and a lid 2 is attached, and a side view is a cylindrical shape or a substantially cylindrical shape in which a central portion in the vertical direction is appropriately bulged as shown in FIG. It is formed in a substantially spherical shape, a quadrangle, a long quadrangle, etc. with the shape or bottom as a plane.

  On the main side of the bone pot 1, the religion 3 of each sect, such as Hanwa Shinkei, is expressed.

  The bone pot 1 in the case of paper is manufactured by a technique called pulp mold. Pulp mold is a method of melting waste paper with water and pouring it into a mold. First, as a melting process, the waste paper is placed in a large mixer called “pulper” and stirred well with water to separate the paper fibers. Relax. Next, as a raw material adjustment, when it becomes muddy, it is put into a “raw material device” to adjust the fiber quality. Foreign matters and fibers that have become too short are removed at this stage. Furthermore, it is adjusted to a concentration suitable for processing. Next, in the molding process, the “molding machine” sucks up the mold and removes moisture. At last, it becomes the shape of a bone vase, and then it is completed in a drying process through a “dryer”. The formed bone pot 1 is painted or bleached in white or the like, and then printed on the side with a sentence 3 such as Hannya Heart. Forming in the case of paper can be formed by cardboard processing other than the pulp mold manufacturing method, and is not limited to the manufacturing method.

  Biomass plastics include biomass as waste biomass, unused biomass, and resource crops. Waste biomass includes livestock resources (livestock excrement, etc.), food resources (processing residue, food waste, animal and plant residue). Etc.), industrial resources (pulp waste liquor, etc.), forestry resources (lumber from sawmills, building waste, etc.), sewage sludge, etc., and unutilized biomass includes forestry resources (forestry residue), agricultural resources (rice straw) , Rice bran, straw, etc.), and resource crops include sugar resources such as sugar cane and sugar beet. Starch resources such as rice, potatoes, and corn. Oil resources such as rapeseed, soybeans and peanuts are raised. Thus, biomass is a concept representing the mass of bio resources (bio), and generally reproducible organic resources derived from living organisms, excluding fossil resources, are called biomass. Among these, the biomass that can be used for the production of the bone pot 1 is firstly industrial resources of waste biomass (pulp waste liquor, etc.), forest resources (sawmill factory residue, building waste, etc.), unused biomass forest resources (forest land residue) Materials), agricultural resources (rice straw, rice straw, wheat straw, etc.) and resource crops include starch resources such as rice, potatoes and corn.

  Using the biomass plastic as a material, the bone pot 1 is formed by injection molding. On the side of the bone vase 1 after molding, a sutra 3 such as Hannya heart is printed.

  In the past, it was just a white pot of ceramics, but there was no problem when the remains were placed in the bone pot, but there was no problem. In this case, there was a problem in the processing of the bone pot after the bone was broken, but when the bone was broken, it was put in a cotton bag etc. Or it is a bone pot formed using biomass plastic, etc., and since it is made from plants etc., it will be decomposed finally into carbon dioxide and water by microorganisms, so it is easy to return the remains to the soil . Further, even if the bone pot 1 is incinerated after bone breaking, the biomass plastic does not contain chlorine, so that when burned, the incineration temperature is the same as that of paper. Biomass is a plant-derived resin having excellent heat resistance and rigidity, and has moldability and shrinkage similar to those of ABS and PC, and can be manufactured with ordinary processing equipment. Moreover, although it is weak, fossil resources can be saved by utilizing domestic biomass. Although it is said that the annual amount of unutilized biomass produced by forest production (forest residue) is 3.7 million tons, most of it is unused and can be used. In addition, since a meridian such as Hannya Shinkei is written on the side of the bone pot 1, the deceased can be made into a Buddha, and the industrial applicability is extremely high.

  Front view of bone vase

Explanation of symbols

1 bone pot 2 bone pot lid 3

Claims (2)

  It is a bone crucible formed by using a biodegradable paper material or biomass plastic, etc., the bone crucible has a bottom, a structure in which an upper surface is opened and a lid is attached, and a side view is a cylinder A biodegradable bone pot having a substantially cylindrical shape in which a shape or a longitudinal central portion is appropriately bulged, or a substantially spherical shape or a square shape having a flat bottom portion.   2. The bone pot having biodegradability according to claim 1, wherein the bone pot is expressed by a sentence of each sect, such as Hannya Shinkei.

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