Actually, when I wrote non-standard measurement,  I was thinking of grading 
charcoal.  I have heard multiple accounts of householders in Africa who quickly 
taste the charcoal that vendors are offering before they buy it.  These ladies 
in Africa have found that there's a distinctive taste to good quality biomass 
charcoal, and look for that as an indicator of quality when they are buying.  
If I had a good way to measure that, then I think we'd have a pretty 
sophisticated measure of that char, and a better understanding of what that 
consumer is looking for in a good stove. 

 

Kind regards,

Erin Rasmussen

[email protected] 

 

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