Take advantage of Energy Bodies for Relaxation

Swimming in a pool of warm water into the choice of relaxation is quite popular among the urban community. But, what if the warm water energy is created from burning the bodies in the crematory?

It is the leadership council in Redditch, England, who proposed the idea of recycling the energy from the combustion engine to heat water bodies swimming pool Abbey Stadium Sports Centre. The swimming pool is located not far from accidental crematorium.

The idea was sticking out on behalf of the movement of environmentally friendly and energy saving. Utilization of heat energy from combustion engines corpse will also save energy budget worth £ 14,500 or more 200 million per year.

During this, the burning of corpses in the crematorium heat energy is released into the atmosphere up to 800 degrees Celsius. "This energy is better utilized to heat the pool water rather than evaporate in vain through the chimney and pollute the air," said one of the city council, Carole Gandy, told the Telegraph.

Despite positive intentions, the idea of community protests. Cremation of energy utilization for industries deemed unethical. In fact, most cringe swim in the pool like that.

"I do not know how people will feel comfortable exercising in a swimming pool where the water is heated through the death of a loved one. I think it's a bit weird and scary," said Chief Thomas Brothers Funeral, Simon Thomas.

A public meeting was held to discuss the idea this week, before further discussion at committee executive board next week.

The idea of recycling energy at crematorium actually have never submitted a number of experts in East Sussex, England, late 2009. At that time, they thought use of hot burning corpses to supply electrical energy.

Energy recycling at the crematorium has also been initiated by city officials in Taipei, Taiwan. They plan to use the energy from the combustion engine body to supply power to the refrigeration or air conditioning. However, it is reaping cons of the community.

"I am impressed with the creative idea, but what about the grieving family. It was horrible to enjoy the cold air that is created from the burning body of her family," said Chuang Ruei-hsiung, a member of the local council.