[Stoves] Stoves in China

[Choppalli Venkata Krishna]

  Really something to learn and adopt the system by most Governments. thanks to you & Paul for the eye opener.
Regards
-Krishna


On Tue, 09 Oct 2007 Thomas Reed wrote :
>Dear Paul and All:
>
>I recommend that we all watch the movie in Paul's essay on the DAXU stove.
>
>http://www.ashdenawards.org/wmv_2007_daxu
>
>It is our dream come true.  It shows what a dedicated government program
>and vision can do relative to the feeble efforts of underfunded
>organizations.  So China has pulled way ahead of the rest of the world
>both in the technology of woodgas stoves and the production.  Check out
>those thousands of stoves in production.
>
>In particular, notice the widescale production and use of corn stover
>briquettes.
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>While this stove may be good for China, the principles of TLUD need to
>be adapted to each country, its cooking needs and its production
>abilities.  We are producing a "TLUD Research Stove Kit" for those who
>want to experiment.
>
>Yours truly,
>
>TOM REED                 THE BIOMASS ENERGY FOUNDATION
>
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>
>
>
>Paul S. Anderson wrote:
> > Stovers,
> >
> > With Tom Mile's assistance, I have posted a detailed item about a TLUD gasifier
> > stove project in China that won an Ashden Award this year.  25,000 TLUDs as of
> > several months ago, and headed toward 10,000 units per month.  See the  report
> > at:
> > http://www.bioenergylists.org/files/TLUD_Gasifier_in_Ashden_Award_for_Enterprise_2007-09-19.pdf
> >
> > Comments are awaited.  And I hope that CEIDH or Apro will arrange for one of the
> > DAXU units to be available for testing at Aprovecho, and seen at ETHOS 2008.
> >
> > The company doing that project is "Beijing Shenzhou Daxu Bio-energy Technology
> > Company Ltd (Daxu)", that I believe is near Beijing.
> >
> > Recently reported by Aprovecho is their production project in China with the
> > "Shengzhou Stove Manufacturer" in Shengzhou.
> >
> > At first I was confused by the names of the two companies.  Only the letter "g"
> > is different in the key word of the names.  I suspect that they are different
> > companies, even in different cities.  But could Dean or someone else at Apro or
> > CEIDH confirm that they are different companies.
> >
> > Great to see some action via China.
> >
> > Paul
> >
>
>--
>ÐÏࡱá
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