[Stoves] Fuel specific Stoves

rnv impex rnvimpex at gmail.com
Mon Oct 15 21:49:53 EDT 2007


ADK,
THis makes Total Sense.Adapt if you must make a stove, to the regions
available Agri Bio Mass. Getting Closer to a centralised Bio Gasifier for
each Village -generating electric
current.If we could size up the Bio mass - the gasifier will give off the
'Producer gas' to run
that All Elusive 800 Bhp  Diesel Engine + Generator!!
Nickey

On 10/16/07, adkarve <adkarve at pn2.vsnl.net.in> wrote:
>
> Dear Stovers,
> we must have stoves designed for specific fuels used in a particular
> region.
> I site here two examples. In the Tibetan plateau and the Indian region of
> Ladakh, there are no trees. Yak dung is the only fuel available free of
> cost
> to the people in these regions. In my own state of Maharashtra, we have
> almost 2 million hectares under cotton. Cotton stalks serve almost
> exclusively as domestic fuel in this region. They are stacked in heaps
> larger than the people's houses, and used throughout the year. Even
> landless
> people use them, because they are allowed to carry away the stalks
> uprooted
> by them from a field. This custom provides the landless poor with free
> fuel
> and it clears the fields of the farmers for the next crop. Under such
> circumstances, it is imperative to develop stoves specifically for the
> fuel
> that people use and not to give them stoves developed by using a standard
> fuel. We should also test the stoves in the laboratory with the
> regio-specific fuel.
> Yours
> A.D.Karve
>
>
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