[Stoves] [biochar] Capturing carbon in the timber industry

[Richard Stanley]

Crispin,
And if by popping up under the fire be taken to mean provide fresh fuel behind the combustion surface, then, side feeding of fresh fuel into the combustion zone, from behind the active combustion zone would seem to qualify, no?
That quite aside,
May you all who attach religious intentions to this holiday
so enjoy it. May all for whom it is an opportunity to reunite with friends and family, may you enjoy it too
Come to think of it there is-- or should not be much difference, eh?
Richard Stanley
Www.legacyfound.org


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On Dec 21, 2010, at 10:40 PM, "Crispin Pemberton-Pigott" <crispinpigott at gmail.com> wrote:

> Dear Richard
> 
> It could make a difference, but the real problem with that is the difficult
> of getting the fuel to pop up under the existing fire.
> 
> There are large coal burners that are screw fed from below. Placing lignite
> on top of a glowing bed of coals boils off all the volatiles. It is just not
> how to burn coal. Feeding it from the side would not change that much.
> 
> Regards
> Crispin
> 
> 
> Crispin / Andrew,
> Please tell me why adding a side feed feature to this stove would not
> greatly improve the cool down start up problem /smoke/ you are experiecning
> with your batch feed  process ?
> Richard
> 
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