[Stoves] Four quandrant stove matrix

[Jonathan P Gill]

Paul,

Thanks for your note.

I would add a few more details to the 4 quadrants.

1. The X axis, left to right, could be the soot axis.  On the far left heavy soot deposited on pot bottoms.  On the far right, no soot deposited on pot bottoms.

2. The Y axis, north to south, could, at the top, be fully carbon negative and, at the bottom, carbon positive.

Regards,

Jock

Jonathan P Gill
Peacham, VT.
jg45 at icloud.com

Extract CO2 from the atmosphere. 

On Apr 30, 2013, at 8:27 PM, Paul Olivier <paul.olivier at esrla.com> wrote:

> Jonathan,
> 
> You make a good point in distinguishing between yellow and blue flame units.
> 
> If biomass stoves put out a flame that resembles that of a bottled gas stove, this should make a difference in their acceptability.
> 
> If rich people use biomass stoves in the setting of a modern kitchen, this should make a difference in their acceptability to the poor.
> 
> If a biomass stove is constructed out of long-lasting, high-resistant stainless steel, this should make a big difference in its perception as must-have cooking apparatus by rich and poor alike.
> https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/22013094/150%20Gasifier/Pic/IMG_1491.JPG
> 
> Finally, if a biomass stove produces biochar and if this biochar is perceived as having value, this should make the stove attractive to the poor. They can earn money each time the stove is used.
> 
> Thanks.
> Paul
> 

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