Dear All,

Around 2 years back we burned jatropha seeds ( slightly crushed ) in Dr. Tom 
Reed's Camp stove. The performance was excellent.

These seeds are like small cute pellets ( naturally available ) with intensely 
packed energy ( because of the oil ).

We have also successfully burnt jatropha seeds ( slightly crushed ) in Champion 
TLUD stove. Jatropha cakes also burn well.

The only problem with jatropha cakes is that they tend to crumble into powder 
form very fast. 

Jatropha husk does not burn independently - but burns well when mixed with any 
other good fuels. 

With large jatropha farms, the attraction may be for making jatropha oil - 
which will fetch a high price in the market.

When small quantities are available ( which cannot be marketed - say from the 
fence ), it may be okay to use it as fuel. 

Regards,


Rajan     

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