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Stoves Archive for April 2002
74 messages, last added Tue Nov 26 17:31:34 2002

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lightly forced draft Re: Another Lurker pop's up!



Dear Stovers, especially David and Andrew

<<<At 11:01 AM 4/15/02 +0100, David Reynolds-Lacey wrote:
<<<Hello Stovers,
I have been lurking on the list for several months now
... snip...
<<< I also contacted Andrew Heggie and I am
the "Lurker"  referred to in his last post. I have
been working with Andrew for a couple of months
now and have learnt a great deal from him, as well
as from from my own experiments with the "scaled
up" burner I have built, based on his design.>>>
...end of snip..

And Andrew wrote earlier:

<<<It is possible though, with top lighting and stoking if dry kindling
is used as a starter. A number of the list can vouch for this,
including the lurker who has scaled up and implemented a lightly
forced draught device based on my design, CO down to 150ppm at >50kW(t)
burning freshly cut hazel chips.>>>


When Andrew mentioned David's work, I became curious about the "lightly 
forced draft" and the device based on Andrew's design.

IF (please note the "IF") that information is able to be shared either to 
the whole Stoves list or to individuals who agree to not divulge it (I do 
so agree), would Andrew please send it and would David please provide 
comments.  (IF restricted information, please make that clear in order to 
avoid any confusion.)

In my work on the Juntos stoves (plural), the issue of draft is extremely 
important.  Anything from natural draft to mechanical pumps to electrical 
blowers could be important in the various segments of societies where 
different traditions and financial resources must be taken into consideration.

Paul


Paul S. Anderson, Ph.D.,  Fulbright Prof. to Mozambique 8/99 - 7/00
Rotary University Teacher Grantee to Mozambique >10 mo of 2001-2003
Dept of Geography - Geology (Box 4400), Illinois State University
Normal, IL  61790-4400   Voice:  309-438-7360;  FAX:  309-438-5310
E-mail: psanders@ilstu.edu - Internet items: www.ilstu.edu/~psanders


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