[Gasification] [Stoves] Wood Charcoal Gasiifer Stove

Thomas Reed tombreed at comcast.net
Fri Aug 10 08:39:29 EDT 2007


Dear Tom and All:

Congratulations on all to the development of a practical charcoal 
gasifier-stove.  Charcoal is certainly a great fuel both for cooking and 
power generation. 

Keep in mind that charcoal power engine gasifiers were easily developed 
in the 1930s and used extensively during WWII.  However, charcoal 
manufacture is inherently wasteful and Sweden (a non combatant) was able 
to take the next step to wood gasifiers which manufactured, then 
gasified all the charcoal AND volatiles in situ.

TOM REED     BEF

Tom Miles wrote:
> Alexis Belonio (Philippines) and Djoewito Atmowidjojo (Indonesia) have
> combined to create a Wood Charcoal Gasifier Stove  to use undersized
> charcoal (1-3 cm) that cannot be sold on the export market for domestic
> cooking. The stove will be produced by PT. Minang Jordanindo Approtech-
> Research and Development Division in Indonesia.  
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> See
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> http://www.bioenergylists.org/en/beloniowoodchar
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> Tom Miles
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