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Gasification Archive for November 2001
156 messages, last added Tue Nov 26 17:18:07 2002

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Re: GAS-L: Hot salt?



I took note of a message by Andries Weststeijn on this list
talking about wood stoves and burning drift wood or wood fuel containing
salt.

I happen to know a guy in Burlington Ont., Charles Perrault, who has a
patented process for putting a ceramic coating on sheet metal.  He's made
stoves out of this stuff that are impervious to salt soaked wood.  He's
using one of these stoves to heat his 2500 sq ft. house and it weighs 65
lbs.  It's 26 gage steel.

His company is called EcoHeat and there's no web site yet.  You can get him
at perrault.cj@sympatico.ca



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