[Stoves] flue after burn

[Frans Peeters]

Dear AHJ,

 

   A chimney  must be  at 160 ° C !

Carbon burn works at 400 ° C

The FLUE afterburner  must be for BAD BURNERS ....overloaded !

Or is a worthless product .

 

  I have a Pt100 on top in the chimney to control the temperature at any
moment displayed  near the self made 10_ KW WOOD stove .

Used an inverse dayson vacuum cleaner  at 15-30 watts as jet into the
chimney at 5 m height on total 7 meter ,to master wether conditions and bad
fuel or bad load .

 

    Afterburn must be closed to the stove !

 

Regards

Frans

 

 

Hi All

 

It seems a bit quiet here.

 

Now this may be a little off topic for cook stoves but I was passed

this for comment.

 

 

http://www.fluecube.co.uk/testimonials.asp

 

It all seems a bit improbable unless there is some sort of catalyst in

the device but even then it must represent a waste of fuel.

 

The video of it working is shown atop a clay chimney pot that already

has some air entry holes, presumably to prevent back draught in windy

conditions.

 

Also note the colour of the smoke, it's black initially, suggesting

just adding a bit of secondary air at the fire would have done the

job.

 

AJH

 

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