Metal

Cookstove System Save80

Cookstove System Save80i
LUSAKA SUSTAINABLE ENERGY PROJECT and COOK STOVE PROJECT KUPANG
Climate Interchange AG,Garching/Munich, Germany, July 2008
Cookstove Save80Cookstove Save80i

MJA Biomass Gas Stove

MJA Biomass Gas Stove
Alexis Belonio, July 23, 2008
MJA Biomass Gas StoveMJA Biomass Gas Stove Burning Coal

Alexis Belonio writes (edited and annotated by Paul Anderson and Tom Miles):

Attached is a picture of my latest coal gasifier stove. This
is the same basic TLUDi stove I have for wood charcoal and wood chunks.

For domestic use, I use carbonized coal (or coke) as fuel instead
of the raw coal. Coal can be used for the stove, but we don't want to promote
this as a fuel since it emits poisonous gas. I would prefer to use coal for
industry application where gas can be cleaned before it is released to the
atmosphere.

I provide only a small amount of coal fuel in the gasifier stove, enough
for cooking. This mean that the power output is only small and the
metal I use is a stainless steel.

I ignite the carbonized coal by using a wood charcoal that has been soaked in
kerosene as igniter. [This is a TLUDi stove, so ignition is at the top.]

[In the Belonio TLUDs, the fan only blows the primary air. The
secondary air is
pre-heated as it rises naturally between the fuel cylinder and the outer
cylinder, finally exiting into the rising flow of combustible gases.]
The smoke in the coal gasifier I have was eliminated [combusted] by mixing
preheated air with the gas generated from the reactor. I think
there is no need of [forced] mixing the secondary air by creating turbulence
with the combustible gases. Because in that case, you will need a
slightly bigger fan with enough pressure to push the air.
MJ Biomass Gas StoveMJ Biomass Gas Stove

Alexis Belonio
atbelonio@yahoo.com

Coco Fiber, Shredder, Pelletizer and Stove

Coconut fiber Stove, Biomass Shredder and Pelletizer

Alexis Belonio, University of the Phillipines, May, 2008

Cocopeat PelletizerCocopeat Pelletizer


User Response to Methanol Clean Cook Stoves in Nigeria

Delta State Pilot Study Final Report, Selected Photos (attached pdf)

Jim Murren, Project Gaia, April 2008

Providing Users’ Responses to the Methanol-fueled CleanCook Stove during Project Gaia’s 2007 Pilot Study in Delta State, Nigeria

User Feedback - Clean Cook StoveUser Feedback - Clean Cook Stove


CARE:Energy-saving stove in Chad/Energiesparende Öfen Tschad

CARE:Energy-saving stove in Chad/Energiesparende Öfen Tschad CARE Deutcchland, www.care.de, August 2007 CARE is managing 3 IDP sites in Eastern Chad. To face the lack of natural resources in the region, CARE provides energy-saving stoves to IDPs and local population. The stoves save up to 80 per cent of wood comparing to a traditional fireplace. CARE: Energiespar-Öfen im Tschad

Hybrid Stove Two

Hybrid Stove Two
Lanny Hensoni, January 16, 2008
Near the end of the gasification phase I switched to the charcoal phase.

The Pop-Up Two Buck Stove

The Pop-Up Two Buck Stove
Lanny Hensoni, November 27, 2007
The Pop Up Two Buck Stove
Check out my new stove.

A LOW-COST RICE HUSK GAS STOVE

A LOW-COST RICE HUSK GAS STOVE
Alexis Belonio and Djoewito Atmowidjojo, Central Philippines University and Approtech Indonesia, August 30, 2007
RHStoveRHStove

Wood Charcoal Gasifier Stove

Wood Charcoal Gasifier Stove
Alexis Belonio and Djoewito Atmowidjojo, August 6, 2007



Summary of Stove Camp 2007

Summary of Stove Campi 2007
Dean Still, Nordica MacCarty, Aprovechoi Research Center
Tom Miles and Paul AndersonTom Miles and Paul Anderson Amaze Folks at Stoves Camp

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