[Stoves] Broken Brick Mixed with Charcoal
frank
frank at compostlab.com
Thu Dec 27 13:13:20 CST 2007
Dear Paul and others,
Paul S. Anderson wrote:
>Of course, I could be quite incorrect in this matter. So I await confirmation
>or an alternative explanation.
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>Paul
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I suggest it is the void space in the fuel that may be important because
that is what determines the speed air squeezes through the fuel. Time to
get hot, contact time, oxidation with increased surface area etc. Add
large particles and increase void and the air travels slower around the
particles. Perhaps less (or more) channeling. So much going on I
think it's a 'look and see' problem. Void space, air flow and carbon
density is what I see as important.
Frank
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