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A crematorium is a facility that houses a cremator, having a cremation chamber or retort
which is able to generate about 850-1000 °C. In this chamber, the body of a deceased is
incinerated and hence, reduced to skeletal remains and bone fragments. Now gas-fired
crematoriums have taken the place of conventional wood-based cremation processes. Many
of the modern cremators have adjustable-control systems that monitor the cremation to see its
completion and subsequently shut it down after the process.