Dear Graham and Stovers,
If you are interested in driving small fans or blowers using thermal
power, look at the video link sent by Graham Knight of the UK. It is
not his video, but he seeks similar results. Read the posted comments
under the video, and see another video linked from there.
Stovers,
I edited Richard Stanley's message below to focus on fuel drying. I
think the idea is great!!!
And it can be expanded to be small wire baskets that can hang on the
sides or other means to keep the fuel close to the warm sides of the
stoves.
Many of the current configurations of
Crispin,
Please send info or a link to info about the TLUD coal stove in UB.
Technical info as well as general description would be appreciated.
And what is its cost or market price?
Paul
Paul S. Anderson, PhD aka Dr TLUD
Email: psand...@ilstu.edu Skype: paultlud Phone:
Crispin,
Interesting. Points out the need to study more about high heat vs
low heat cooking.
Large pots with large tops can lose much more heat than small pots
with small tops (especially when there is no lid).
Paul
Paul S.
Stovers and Biochar enthusiasts,
See the first two reports at this website about agriculture in Zambia (a
Norwegian project). Note the reference to the Peko Pe by Wendelbo as a
source of biochar. I thank Graham Knight in the UK for sending the link.
Stephen Pearson reports:
some V.
Dear Karin,
I will be presenting at the workshop on Labor Day at The Farm in
Tennessee. Among other things, we will have in-depth work about biochar
production in barrel-size units and also the latest design of the TLUD
stove named Quad that makes biochar.
I have just released a short
Frank,
Did you send your message to Hugh also? He is not on the Listservs,
but you could relay his replies.
I am doing fine in Uganda and heading home in a few days.
Paul
Paul S. Anderson, PhD aka Dr TLUD
Email: psand...@ilstu.edu Skype: paultlud Phone: +1-309-452-7072
Website:
Phil,
Thank you for your excellent comments. I am not an electronics guy, so
I will trust in what you say until others might find issues to discuss.
How can we proceed? You are in Nicaragua, right?
As soon as I have some few units from Paul O., we can do some trials.
Paul
Paul S.
Dear all,
Because of lack of financial support for a Stove Camp in 2012 at
Zamorano University in Honduras, that event has been cancelled.
This also means that I am no longer planning to come to Central America
in late Sept and October. But I am certainly interested in further
TLUD stove
Xavier and all,
The usage as airplane fuel does not interest me, but the gathering of
plastic and making it into something usable as a fuel is very interesting.
I am involved with a project in Kampala, Uganda with neighborhood
cleanup and making briquettes. But we do not have a use for the
Dear Aron,
I do not know the details of such heat transfer through a cone. Perhaps
others on the Stove Listserv might help.
Best wishes,
Doc TLUD
Paul S. Anderson, PhD aka Dr TLUD
Email: psand...@ilstu.edu Skype: paultlud Phone: +1-309-452-7072
Website: www.drtlud.com
On 9/13/2012
Josh,
From experience, having the heat go through a single pipe/chimney in
the center of the water tank is much better than having the heat go
around the outside of the steel drum.And it is much less expansive.
Paul S. Anderson, PhD aka Dr TLUD
Email: psand...@ilstu.edu Skype:
Dear Erin and all,,
Thank you for cultivating the newcomers to consider biochar stoves.
Most of us who are heavily involved with gasifier stoves try to have
transparency, and try to offer assistance to all who inquire.
When appropriate, please provide (or have the newcomers provide) some
Dear Robert and all,
You should be in contact with Paul Olivier who is WELL advanced on rice
husk burning stoves and has entered into production in Vietnam. His
email address is:Paul Olivier paul.oliv...@esrla.com I am
awaiting delivery of some of his first units to have them in North
Dear Crispin and all,
First, the quote:
Designed by Paul Anderson, the top light upward draught (tlud)
gasifying cook stove works o
This statement can be correct if referring to a specific TLUD stove that
I designed, which I think is the case of the author who is quoted.
However
Tom and all,
Go to www.re-char.comand see the climate kiln that sells for
$290 . I know that the design as it is made in Kenya has been changed
from what is shown at the website.
Paul
Paul S. Anderson, PhD aka Dr TLUD
Email: psand...@ilstu.edu Skype: paultlud Phone:
Crispin,
No. It is not agreed. YOU need to provide info that discusses the
issue, not just telling us to go contact somebody and then use phrases
like ...in use (as I understand it) in the UK for a long time before
that... To say (as I understand it) is not very convincing.
I
Stovers and all,
In case the message has not reached you, the 2013 Forum on Clean
Cookstoves and Fuels will be in Cambodia in March 18-22. This is what
would have been the 6th Biennial PCIA Forum. Info at:
Crispin and all,(Christa might want to use these diagrams in the
revision of the Micro-Gasification Manual)
Thanks for linking us to the report from Georgia Institute of
Technology. Dated April 2011. So most of those students are probably
graduated by now. I think Marc Pare might
Rolf,
Yes, we would like to know the prices. This Listserv is not for
commercial purposes, but you can certainly inform us of the prices here
because so many people want to know. And not all want the USA
prices. Basic price where manufactured. And I want to know about
getting units
Dear Kobus and all,
Retort: When 50/50 inner and outer amounts of fuel as Kobus has
mentioned: the Outer burning XX kg yields zero biochar; Inside
retort yields 20 to 30 of XX kg, net of 10 to 15% of total fuel used.
(Note: charcoal yields from inside a retort of greater than 25 or
came to Ecoworxx because I saw what they build and that it suits
perfectly my needs.
The partnership whith them came later. It is for Spain only.
But I believe that many on the list shall find these compact machines
extremely versatile and usefull.
Rolf
Am 30.09.2012 15:55, schrieb Paul
Kobus,
That is great work. Very interesting.
I do not join so many specialty groups, even when interested. I much
prefer that the discussions are open to all via main Listservs such as
Stoves.
I hope you will prepare something that could go onto the Stoves and/or
Biochar and/or DrTLUD
Dear Gus / Gustavo,
Yes, I could see the video this time. Informative. Comments:
1. Of course I will say that the same upper structure of the
institutional stove would also work with a moderate size TLUD underneath.
2. I would like to see the inside of the large black outer cylinder.
Dear Stovers,
I do not know how to convert thermal efficiency into fuel savings figures.
I hope it Is a linear transformation. 10% TE wastes 90% of fuel,
while 40% TE wastes only 60%?But I suspect it is more complicated
than that.
I hope we hear soon from the number-crunchers and
-page explanation plus table plus formula?
Thanks,
Paul
Paul S. Anderson, PhD aka Dr TLUD
Email: psand...@ilstu.edu Skype: paultlud Phone: +1-309-452-7072
Website: www.drtlud.com
On 10/11/2012 3:02 AM, ajheg...@gmail.com wrote:
[Default] On Wed, 10 Oct 2012 12:02:41 -0500,Paul Anderson
Michal,
You sent your message to the correct list. And I am sure that you are
studying the wealth of information at the stoves website
stoves.bioenergylists.org
I will assist you with the TLUD gasifiers. See also my website:
www.drtlud.com and read the one page about the Mwoto Quad
Stovers,
The need for very small stoves has at least three justifications. And
both relate to small fire for small cooking tasks.
1. In the developing societies, are there examples of people who
re-heat left-over food? I know of none. The situation relates to the
lack of ways to safely
to making these stoves more useable-
agree?
Thanks
Frank
.
-Original Message-
From: Stoves [mailto:stoves-boun...@lists.bioenergylists.org] On Behalf Of
Paul Anderson
Sent: Friday, October 19, 2012 10:38 PM
To: Discussion of biomass cooking stoves; Hugh McLaughlin; James S. Schoner
while there is something
easy to use people should not weist energy unless they think they can
come up with something special
Gus
*From:* Paul Anderson psand...@ilstu.edu
*To:* Discussion of biomass cooking stoves
stoves@lists.bioenergylists.org; Hugh McLaughlin
wastem...@verizon.net; James
Crispin
Thanks. Having a conical depression is a very nice suggestion that I
will certainly try soon. I suspect that it works equally well with
other fuels of chip or pellet size.
Paul
Paul S. Anderson, PhD aka Dr TLUD
Email: psand...@ilstu.edu Skype: paultlud Phone:
Gus sent the message below, but it did not go to the Stoves
Listserv. His comments are very appropriate. And check out his
YouTube videos!!
He also included a PowerPoint attachment, but it is large and I deleted
it from this forwarded message.I suggest that he sends it to Tom
Dear Stovers and Biochar-ists,
I also am highly impressed by Su Ba's homestead farming and her use of
TLUDs in serious daily use.
I too await her response to his questions about the TLUD stoves.
I also encourage her to send more details about her configuration of
multiple TLUDs to
Ed,
Thanks for your valuable comments about TLUD usage. I hope others
reply with more TLUD stories, so I have added the Stoves Listserv to
receive this message and yours below.
You added a fan to the other units. Please consider fan assistance in
the TLUD indoors. And perhaps an
/chimneyfans.htm
Alex
On 21/10/2012 4:09 PM, Paul Anderson wrote:
Please consider fan assistance in the TLUD indoors. And perhaps
an exhaust fan in the hood for those moment of changing the TLUD /
refilling.And if you allow for using prepared pellets as fuels, I
think you might be able
Crispin and all,
Please correct or confirm my impressions that charcoal would not be very
good for a short 5 to 10 minute heating job. Charcoal is relatively
slow to start. (But it could be fine for food warming or tea during
a night-guard's many hours in the cool/cold of the night).
saves enough to pay for itself.
There is a general rule about high carbon fuels which is that they
need draft to get going as the Hydrogen found in biomass is not
available (easy, high heat).
Regards
Crispin
*From: * Paul
Richard,
It is the words feed ... continuously fuel that is a problem. The
pellet stoves (heaters) are acceptable and successful because the
continuous feeding of fuel is automated. No such luxury with
inexpensive stoves for economically poor people.
Paul
Paul S. Anderson, PhD aka Dr
Crispin and Alex and all,
Successful dribble or trickle feeding at very low cost will be a
great addition to small stove technology.
Of course gravity is the least expensive. But assisted gravity might
be relatively low cost. I am thinking of a small tapper or vibrator
that can be set
Dear Mik, Dolf, and all,
G'Day!!Great to have this input from the Aussies.Glad to see the
efforts there. the Stumpy is great in many ways, and will stimulate
others, I am sure.
James and I will be arranging to have the document available also via
thedrtlud.com website (where
*From: * Paul Anderson psand...@ilstu.edu
*Date: *Tue, 23 Oct 2012 09:29:01 -0500
*To: *Discussion of biomass cooking
stovesstoves@lists.bioenergylists.org
*Cc: *Crispin Pemberton-Pigottcrispinpig...@gmail.com; Hugh
McLaughlinwastem...@verizon.net
*Subject: *Re: [Stoves] Very
Stovers,
I am making available to everyone the WBT test results of the Quad TLUD
gasifier stoves that are being produced in Uganda by a new company
called Awamu Biomass Energy Ltd (ABE).Awamu means together in the
Lugandan language and is a continuation of the Juntos (together in
.
Some of you might have already read from Paul Anderson that we are
setting up a factory in Uganda which is basically producing parts of
the Quad TLUD stove. The parts can easily be transported to another
location where they can be assembled (another job created there).
With a couple of young people
in it.
If you learn something in the process, please send some feedback to the group.
Tak,
Richard Stanley
www.legacyfound.org
On Oct 1, 2012, at 9:36 AM, Paul Anderson wrote:
Nolbert and Richard,
That is all correct in your message.
In summary, Richard, can you assist us with making briquettes
Richard,
Please explain. or a drawing/photo. Is this for drying briquettes?
Basically, as long as the additions do not conflict with the combustion
aspects, the stove STRUCTURE can be almost any way you desire, and for
an appropriate change in cost.
Paul
Paul S. Anderson, PhD aka Dr
-452-7072
Website: www.drtlud.com
Original Message
Subject:Re: you and Hugh and biochar
Date: Tue, 30 Oct 2012 08:23:21 -0600
From: John Field john.l.fi...@gmail.com
To: Paul Anderson psand...@ilstu.edu
CC: Hugh McLaughlin wastem...@verizon.net
However
Dear Ronal and Prof. Nurhuda,
I too await the answers to Ron's questions. And add a comment about
what Ron wrote:
you appear to be pre-heating both primary and secondary air - can you
attribute any performance improvement to that? (I know of no-one else
doing both)
I cannot think of anyone
Stovers,
Please point me (and others) to the named six Phase I priority countries
of the GACC.Ghana and Kenya are two of them.
When I searched internally at the GACC website (upper right in the
banner), I did not get that information.
Also, can we assume that the GACC has one or more
gram is 9.35/0.8 = 11.69 MK/kg or
11.69 Joules per gram.
Do you agree with this approach?
Paul Anderson inserts: I like the approach. But at best we are dealing
with 2 digit accuracy. And it is easier to remember 11 to 12 MJ/kg =
the pyrolytic heat from TLUD making biochar.
Crispin
Dear M. Nurhuda,
Thank you for the info.
Many of us are curious about your workshop to produce such nice items.
Questions include the equipment, personnel, and production capacity.
With appreciation,
Paul
Paul S. Anderson, PhD aka Dr TLUD
Email: psand...@ilstu.edu Skype: paultlud
I do not see anything. Black screen and strange music. Suggestions
on how to see it?
Paul
Paul S. Anderson, PhD aka Dr TLUD
Email: psand...@ilstu.edu Skype: paultlud Phone: +1-309-452-7072
Website: www.drtlud.com
On 11/8/2012 2:48 AM, Paal Wendelbo wrote:
Dear Crispin
No, it is
Dear Stovers,
I find the report by the Differ Group to be very well expressed and
logical. Thank you Andrew for plucking it out of the mass of non-member
messages.
We get quite a lot of posts to the list from non members and normally
they get discarded but I got the link below from one, not
Dear David and to all Stovers,
I received the message below from David Bramham
dgbram...@optusnet.com.au in Australia.
I am bringing his question to the right list, and I hope that David will
join the list. Meanwhile, any replies should also include David's
personal email address.
We
Dear David and Crispin,
And where the wages are less than $100 per month (and some of that money
is for a reasonable meal during the work day), the labor component is
almost negligible compared to the costs of new (not scrap) sheet metal.
When the stove is ceramic/fired clay, the clay can be
, and less metal (which is the major cost). (Full
transparency: Awamu is owned by Nolbert Muhumuza and Paul Anderson, and
they are looking for others to join them. Awamu means together in the
Lugandan language.)
2. Paal Wendelbo and his associates have Peko Pe models (mainly in
Zambia, I believe
: www.drtlud.com
On 11/11/2012 1:16 AM, Philip Lloyd wrote:
On 11/09/2012 08:52 AM, Paul Anderson wrote:
Dear David and Crispin,
And where the wages are less than $100 per month (and some of that
money is for a reasonable meal during the work day), the labor
component is almost negligible compared
Crispin and all,
I think that the char being created in a TLUD is not hot enough to
cause the water gas reaction.
Also, there is no net increase in energy. The water gas reaction just
takes energy from the reacting carbon plus water and puts it (saves it)
into the desirable gases (H2,
Stovers,
If you are not on the mailing list(s) of the Global Alliance (GACC), you
probably did not see this message.
If this Forum and other GACC topics are important to you, you need to
either Register (in general) to receive notifications OR Become a
Partner (which is a higher level of
Dear Erich and Hans and all,and jss
Use of a TLUD for a patio heater is very interesting, and raises many
questions. I hope that this new thread /Subject can stick to this
topic and that ...
1. GOAL:collectively we can devise a practical patio heater
product with a TLUD as the
when I manage to get time to write it.
Regards
Stephen Joseph
On Sat, Dec 1, 2012 at 6:07 PM, Paul Anderson psand...@ilstu.edu
mailto:psand...@ilstu.edu wrote:
Dear Stovers,
On 11/30/2012 2:06 PM, rongretlar...@comcast.net
mailto:rongretlar...@comcast.net wrote:
*[RWL4b': snip
scholarship application process is also open right
now. Please note you must be a member of the Alliance to apply.
*From:*Stoves [mailto:stoves-boun...@lists.bioenergylists.org] *On
Behalf Of *Paul Anderson
*Sent:* Monday, December 03, 2012 9:07 AM
*To:* Discussion of biomass cooking stoves
*Cc
Frank, Crispin and all,
For Frank's needs in testing labs in affluent countries, the suggested
methods could include the following (combining thoughts from several
contributors):
1. Dry Ice (solid CO2), Can be weighed if the CO2 is an issue.
Worth a try, but watch out for the
Kim and all,
I and my company Awamu Biomass Energy Ltd in Uganda could possibly be of
assistance if your researches wanted access to data and to stove users
of TLUD micro-gasifier stoves and fuel sources.
But we are not in a position to conduct the research. I suspect that
such a
Dear Crispin and all, (to be posted also atwww.drtlud.com )
I have been reading the previous messages, and now offer some comments:
1. The FULL data from the Quad 2 tests were provided to stimulate
discussions, and I am delighted that Crispin and some others are digging
into it as
Crispin and all,
With the exception of one point and one wording, I can agree with
Crispin's comments and I hope others also find these observations and
dialogues helpful.
One wording problem:
Paul wrote:
Just please do not have testing that poisons the waterhole for those who
are
Dear Stovers,
I think you are aware of the USAID Winrock message about the
Expression of Interest (EOI) about grants for stove work in Kenya,
mainly on distribution issues, not on production. They ask for comments
to be submitted by January 11, 2013 to kgr...@winrock.org (I only saved
the
Dear Otto and all,
I hope that Philips will release the results. And many others should
also. The paid for the tests to be done and the data are theirs to
release.
Please write to tell me (all of us) how we can get other stoves included
in your 2013 testing. And feel free to comment on
Dear Otto and all stovers.
Otto's message reminded me of something in that stoves article in the
Simthsonian. Did you notice that the comments jumped from rocket
stoves with some emissions limitations to stoves with fans?The
authors (and probably many others) simply jumped past the
Dear Dean and all,
Your message said:
Did you see that a TLUD, natural draft by the way, did best in Jim
Jetter's recent tests?
What tests are you calling recent? Jim is into his third or fourth
set of stoves? The recently published paper is actually of data show
to Stovers at the Lima
Dear M.N.,
We know that leaders in the GACC and the Forum read this Listserv, so
consider that your message has been received by them.
From my past experiences with 3 Fora, making a presentation is not the
same as at academic conferences. GACC will be very selective. They
want messages to
Stovers,
The article is interesting.
http://www.greatenergychallengeblog.com/2012/12/13/cookstove-smoke-is-largest-environmental-threat-global-health-study-finds/
But the new NSF report Global Burden of Disease is probably more so.
How can we access the cited report at
Crispin and all,
The Prakti 2-pot unit should be directly compared with the 2-pot unit
from Envirofit.
http://www.envirofit.org/products/?sub=cookstovespid=5(to see a photo).
Double-Pot Attachment
Features
* The Double pot accessory with chimney is the perfect add-on for
Crispin and Dale and all,
The topic is the 2-pot stove structure (from two commercial suppliers
and for other sources). And NOT the heat creation unit (which may or
may not be built into the 2-pot stove structure).
For clarification of this, lets be sure that Dale's wood-fire simulator
Gustavo,
Please sent the sketchup attachment as a .jpg or other file format, not
as.skp
I look forward to seeing it.
Paul
Paul S. Anderson, PhD aka Dr TLUD
Email: psand...@ilstu.edu Skype: paultlud Phone: +1-309-452-7072
Website: www.drtlud.com
On 12/31/2012 4:50 PM, Inversiones
Dear all,
I appreciate and understand Crispin's comments. First a question, and
then a reply.
Question: Does this make any difference? I think it does. I have
conducted enough WBT with the waiting for the final degree (local
boiling point) to be reached to know that there there can be
Dear Friends,
Below is the short summary of my plans for the first third of 2013. If I
am traveling close to you, let me know and we might be able to get
together. This schedule will also be seen soon at my www.drtlud.com website.
*
Schedule for Dr TLUD (Paul Anderson
Stovers,
Excellent discussion. Jon's message below puts it into perspective. I
oversimplify what Crispin has said in the past: There are no bad fuels,
just bad stoves. (Exaggeration has its impact!! Basically, I agree
with Crispin.)
And Paal Wendelbo always says: Start with the fuel.
Dean,
I look forward to hearing your results. Let's hope that your session
does not get scheduled for the same time as mine. But such problems
happen.
We can discuss options on having camps. Sounds interesting. Be sure
to bring some numbers about the costs and all that stuff.
Dear Anil,
On 1/17/2013 10:19 PM, nari phaltan wrote:
We would like to explore the possibility of using the heat of lanstove
(1500 W, flue gas temperature ~ 350degrees Celsius) to also run a
batchwise absorption refrigerator unit which can cool a box of 1.5' X
1.5' X 1.5' to about 10^0 C
Crispin and all,
Good comments by Alex and Marc and Crispin are below about air flows in
TLUDs.
All should note that Paal Wendelbo's Peko Pe TLUD has had some
side-holes in the fuel chamber wall for 2 decades. Not as much early
secondary air as Crispin's Vesto. And Paul Wever has them in
Stovers,
In case it slipped past you, the agenda of the GACC Forum in Cambodia in
March is now on line at the Home page of the Global Alliance.
http://www.cleancookstoves.org/
Look for the box that says:Clean Cooking 2013 Agenda
0r see it specifically at:
Dear Crispin, and I hope a few others will read this,
First, I improperly said solid-fuel instead of biomass-fuel, so you
had a basis to launch into a discussion based on coal as a stove fuel.
With coal being a fossil fuel, I was quite happy to have left it out. I
will be more careful next
Dear Cecil and all,
I have known of you and your fine efforts for many years via Crispin.
In your messaged you provided an excellent example of anthropological
methods. Highly valid. Understand the people and their needs.
Classical Anthropology as an academic discipline attempts to NOT
Bjarne,
Congratulations on your Jiko Bomba
Because you have placed the pictures on the Listserv, I assume you will
not object if I show them at the ETHOS meeting as part of my
presentation about the past year's progress with micro-gasification.
There will be full recognition of you.
Dear Bjarne,
I think you have not told us the duration of the operation of the
gasifier stove with your pellets (or I missed it in the messages).
Please tell us that.
And what is the depth of the pile of pellets in the stove? Depth often
relates closely to length of burn time.
Paul
Stovers,
Galvanized metal in stoves gets mentioned occasionally. Do we have a
clear answer about what is the temperature at which the zinc makes
poisonous gases (such as when welding) versus making zinc oxide (the
white stuff that you can by in a tube to put on your nose to prevent
Stovers,
To help out a friend in the Houston, Texas area, I am seeking contact
with people with TLUD experience near there.
I am trying to remember the name of the Stover who does so much cooking
with TLUDs he has made. (Sorry, I cannot remember.)
Please reply to me Off List.
Paul
--
*From:* Paul Anderson psand...@ilstu.edu
*To:* Discussion of biomass cooking stoves
stoves@lists.bioenergylists.org
*Sent:* Friday, February 1, 2013 2:38 PM
*Subject:* At what temperature are the bad gases from zinc created, vs
harmless zinc
Crispin,
The influence of the coal industry on the testing is not a perfect
match for what biomass gasification is all about and the testing
of biomass and biochar.
Biomass can be 50% carbon, but with decay it will all go to
CO2. Fixed carbon
Tom and all, (I addedBiochar listserv because it is as much or
more their topic than it is for Stoves.)
On 2/9/2013 7:29 PM, Tom Miles wrote:
Alex,
I haven't seen any complete TLUD char analyses. The Glaser groups
seems to be making their gasification char in the Pyreg gasifier.
.
Sincerely,
Dr TLUD
Paul S. Anderson, PhD aka Dr TLUD
Email: psand...@ilstu.edu Skype: paultlud Phone: +1-309-452-7072
Website: www.drtlud.com
On 2/10/2013 1:14 AM, Friend wrote:
Dear Dr Paul Anderson,
Thankyou for your reply.
I am from (developing country). i am doing RD
Stovers,
Anyone have info or a link about a large grant ($4 million) to Burn Lab
or Burn Manufacturing?
Paul
--
Paul S. Anderson, PhD aka Dr TLUD
Email: psand...@ilstu.edu Skype: paultlud Phone: +1-309-452-7072
Website: www.drtlud.com
___
Stovers,
I did not see a copy of this message come via the Stove Listserv, so
I am forwarding it to all. The full "agenda with speakers" (link)
will inform much about how the GACC is approaching the stove issues
worldwide.
Paul
Paul S. Anderson,
Dear Stovers AND to all who make biochar or TLUDs with char-saving.
The two messages below are very important. And they lead to asking this
question:
When the quantities of char production are small, such as from a
domestic-size TLUD stove, or from a biochar barrel (as with RE:Char),
does
Bob and all, ( I am sending to the Stoves Listserv because the
discussion merits a wider audience. Please read Bob's message first
(below my comments.)
Paul writes:
I like your analysis of the options. And there are additional
variations such as fins or mixers that could increase the
Martin,
It is a what works best approach. There is substantial leeway, but
limits. With a 6 or 7 inch fuel cylinder, the concentrator hole is
normally 3 inches. 2.5 to 3.5 seems fine. But 2 or 4 inch diameters
do not work well.
As with so many TLUD topics, there are great
Dear Stovers, especially to the GACC leaders and Testing Centers,
(Sorry if my message is long, but if it is not important enough for you
to read it, you probably are not so serious about stove testing.)
Ranyee, please forward this to the directors of all the Testing Centers.
As we
Dear all,
Go to www.drtlud.com for access to a major new report with 3 Parts.
GERES Cambodia has shared with Dr TLUD a series of three technical
reports which address their applied research and development on TLUD
technology for charbriquette production in Cambodia. All three reports
below
Dear Michal,(and Stovers)
I am sending this reply and your message (below) to the 500+ readers of
the Stoves Listserv. Any replies from them need to be sent to you also
at Michal Usowicz usow...@mail.usf.edu because you are not
subscribed to the Stoves Listserv.
About chimneys,
Stovers,
At the GACC Forum we found out about MANY things that somehow do not
come to our attention on the Stoves Listserv . But it has been
announced (26 Jan 2012 yes, 2012) on the Stoves website, but I and
perhaps others have missed it.
There is a MAJOR item about stoves written and
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