What causes turbulence in the exhaust flow during cremation?

Turbulence in the exhaust flow during cremation is primarily caused by physical obstacles present within the cremation chamber and exhaust system. These obstacles can interfere with the smooth passage of gases and create eddies or chaotic flow patterns in the exhaust stream. This turbulence is important to understand because it can influence the efficiency of the combustion process and the proper expulsion of by-products.

High temperatures, while they do play a role in the overall combustion process, do not directly generate turbulence in the exhaust flow. Instead, they primarily facilitate the breakdown of organic material. Low airflow can contribute to insufficient combustion but is not a direct cause of turbulence itself. Likewise, an inadequate fuel supply may impact the quality of combustion but does not specifically relate to the generation of turbulence in the exhaust flow. Understanding the role of physical obstacles highlights the importance of maintaining a clear and unobstructed exhaust system for efficient cremation operations.