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Apr 18, 09
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Apr 18, 09
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Apr 19, 09
It uses the same type of cylinder, but before packing it with sawdust I insert four triangular metal forms, creating four smaller columns of sawdust each with a constant width. I´ve tested it and it seems to burn at a pretty constant temperature. Now I just have to play with the size of the opening and the height of the sawdust column to achieve the particular temperature that I want for baking.
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Apr 19, 09
Singfield Chinese Gasifier Model
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Singfield Chinese Gasifier Model JXQ-10A
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Apr 19, 09
was just doing a little reading on the drum sawdust stoves often used in wwII and elsewhere. the basic idea is packing sawdust into a drum, with a pipe or taper in the center, which is removed after packing. air is introduced in the bottom, which slowly burns the sawdust cylinder or cone outward, with gases and heat going upward. see here: http://listserv.repp.org/pipermail/gasification_listserv.repp.org/2006-January/003682.html or here with drawing. http://gasifiers.bioenergylists.org/?q=node/16 or here for a very simple one in mother earth news. http://www.motherearthnews.com/Green_Home_Building/1974_November_December/How_To_Build_And_Use_A_Sawdust_Stove or here for the best design i could find http://sleekfreak.ath.cx:81/3wdev/VITAHTML/SUBLEV/EN1/SAWDSTOV.HTM given the directional nature of its combustion, such a design is operating partially as a gasifier. but the air flow control is a bit loose so a mandatory reduction zone is not well maintained. if such a design was modified so that the pipe in the center was narrow and long (somewhat like the mother earth design), as well as made out of high temp stainless steel, air passed from one end or the other would result in a good separation between combustion and reduction zones. and therefore a good gasification process would happen. sawdust would still be packed in like the sawdust stove. shredded paper would work too. packing would have to continue during the burn so that the fuel stayed against the center tube mesh. such is not trivial, but it likely easier than fireballing and other off site machine densification efforts. maybe a loose pack with a constantly turning short auger at the top. new fuel introduced below and packed down enough to keep it reasonably tight against the central mesh tube. yes, many questions here. but it is an interesting design direction to consider towards the always wonderful imagined goal of having a paper shredder on your car, insert trash, and start the engine thusly. this design would reduce many of the paper processing difficu
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Apr 19, 09
Abstract;The co-generation system by sawdust gasification has been developed. The gasification reactor is vertical fixed bed type and heat resources for gasification depends on partial oxidization of sawdust by the air sucked through the bottom of the reactor. The produced gas is washed and is converted to electric power at the gas engines and generator. Waste heat energy is recovered as hot water and is converted into hot air which is used for drying lumber. The efficiency of energy recovery is beyond 50% in this co-generation system. The mechanism of reaction in the gasification reactor is not clear, so we measured the characteristics of this system which is represented the product gas, residue and so on. And we investigated the condition of the inside reactor which was stopped after 5 years operation. Consequently a part of the reaction condition in the gasification reactor became clear. (author abst.)
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Apr 19, 09
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After demonstrating the multi-uses of his Swirl Stove, Andrew sent us this summary from an article in The Guardian.
…Burning agricultural wastes in the absence of air leaves a charcoal composed of almost pure carbon, which can then be crushed and dug into the soil. Biochar is extremely stable and the carbon will stay in the soil unchanged for hundreds of years. The original agricultural wastes had captured CO2 from the air through the photosynthesis process; biochar is a low-tech way of sequestering carbon, effectively for ever. As importantly, biochar improves fertility in a wide variety of tropical soils. Beneficial micro-organisms seem to crowd into the pores of the small pieces of crushed charcoal. A network of practical engineers around the tropical world is developing the simple stoves needed to make the charcoal. A few million dollars of support would allow their research to benefit hundreds of millions of small farmers at the same time as extracting large quantities of CO2 from the atmosphere.”
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Apr 26, 09
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Jul 08, 08
Mayon Turbo Stove: Introduction
Fueling the fight against poverty
The mountains of surplus rice hulls found throughout Southeast Asia and Africa can now be used as a convenient and low cost cooking alternative fuel source in the Mayon Turbo Stove (MTS). Given that rice is the number one food crop in t -
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Jun 07, 09
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Paal Wendelo has created a pdf of his powerpoint presentation illustrating the comparative wastefulness of traditionally made charcoal compared with his TDLUD stove.
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Jun 15, 09
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Jul 20, 09
Cutaway Diagram of the Anila Stove
Submitted by Tom Miles on 16 November 2008 - 5:29pm
Last updated November 16, 2008
Cutaway Diagram of the Anila Stove
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