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Stoves Archive for January 2002
240 messages, last added Tue Nov 26 17:31:22 2002

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Re: Juntos Stove pictures



Dear Paul
Subject: Re: Juntos Stove pictures


> Kevin and all,
>
> The Juntos stove is just an early prototype for "proof of concept"
>
What is the concept you wish to prove?

How is the Juntos going to be different from other stoves presently
available?

> The "box A" is ANY container that supports the gasifier.
>
> ANY fuel.  I use mainly pellets sold for "pellet stoves" in the USA, but I
> have burned twigs and pods from trees and briquettes.
>
Thiis is an enormous burden to put on the stove designer. His task would be
enormously easier if you could give him a more limited capability
requirement.

> NO SPECIFIC target of energy level yet.  I am proving that MANY energy
> levels can be attained from the same stove just by changing some of the
> variables.
>
Again, this makes the designers job very difficult. It is harder to design a
stove with a wide turn-down capability than it is to design one with a
narrow turn-down capability.

> The pictures show the "combustion units" or the "heat generation units"
and
> no attempt has been made to define the "cooking surface" or the outer
> appearance or materials of a final complete stove.
>
Your "Design Concept" should also indicate th intended function of the stove
(oven, hot plate, direct firing of the pot, or indirect firing of the pot),
and size. (physical size limits, number of pots or loaf capability)

> The prototype is working on top of a picnic table, so it is far too high
> from the standpoint of cooking a meal.
>
> I think that answers your question, at least as far as I am able to have
> any answers to give.
>
Not really. At this stage, I don't understand enough about what you want to
accomplish to be a potential help.

Kindest regards, and best wishes for success.,

Kevin Chisholm


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