This is a collaborative book that will be built from participant contributions. It should bring together information about stove topics in a coherent way. Chapters or pages of the book may include tips and techniques for brick, clay or ceramic, or metal stove construction, grates etc.
Outline:
Introduction (this page)
Design
--Potrests
--Combustion Chambers
----Important material properties for combustion chambers
--Fuel Feed
--Grates
--Chimneys
Brick
--When to use brick
--Tools and Materials
--Kilns and Bricks
--Insulative Brick
--Brick Stoves
----Brick, Clay and Dung (Reddy)
----Insulative Brick Stoves (Goyer)
--Institutional Brick Stoves
----The Lion Stove - Libhuesi (Crispin)
--Mass Production (Goyer)
Clay and Mud
--When to use clay
--Tools and Materials
--How to Make Clay Stoves (GTZ-IFSP)
--Ceramic Combustion Chambers
----Tiles or Baldosas (HELPS)
--Clay Tips (Boyt)
--Kilns (Hernandez)
--Mass Production
Concrete
--When to use concrete
--Tools and Materials
--Autoclaved Aeorated Concrete
Metal
--When to use metal
--Tools and Materials
--Tincanium
--Metal in woodgas stoves (Anderson, Reed)
--Metal for Grates (Ogle)
----Sprocket Rocket (Goyer)
Lexicon of Terms (Boll)
References
-Design Principles
-Baldwin
Examples of Stoves Construction
-Visual Guide to Making a Justa Stove (Wilmes/TWP)
-Burundi?
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About the Authors of this Book
This Section is for Book pages describing the history of cooking stoves in developing countries.
This section should include important design aspects of major components such as the potrest, combustion chamber, fuel feed, etc.
Design Principles
Potrest - Maintaining the Gap for Efficient Heat Transfer
Combustion Chamber - Critical Dimensions and Materials
Fuel and Air Feed
Brickmaking
Insulative bricks for stoves
Kilns
Clay stove construction
Insulative clay bricks
Richard Boyt: Tips for Potters
Metals for Cooking Stoves and Chimneys
Tincanium
Pop Can Stoves
This section should show and describe how tin cans can be used in stove construction.
Topics:
Tincanium
Woodgas stove (Reddy)
TLUD Wood gas from Tin Cans
Pop Can Stoves
Simple Alcohol Stove
Pop can stove - wood pellets
Chimneys (Henson)
Grates (Henson)
Other References
Wings Website
Basic Terms used in stove construction. All languages.
This section shuld include important references for stove design and construction.
Design Principles for Cooking Stoves, 2005. PCIA, Shell Foundation, Aprovecho Research Institute.
Sam Baldwin. 1985. VITA
Examples of Cookstove Construction
Cookstove Design Documents
Case Histories of Cookstoves