[Stoves] stoves by the millions

Rebecca A. Vermeer ravermeer at telus.net
Thu May 30 14:43:20 CDT 2013


Hello Michael – look no further.

 

Rebecca Vermeer

Eco-Kalan Project in Dumaguete City, Oriental side of Negros Island, Philippines

 

From: mtrevor <mailto:mtrevor at ntamar.net>  

Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2013 10:52 PM

To: Discussion of biomass cooking stoves <mailto:stoves at lists.bioenergylists.org>  

Subject: [Stoves] stoves by the millions

 

A simplistic view from the sand pile in the ocean. After a number of years of stoving around there is one item I have yet to see.

a simple cheap long last elbow, say maybe 4 inches in diameter with approximately a 6/7 inch inlet side  an a 12 to 15 inch up side

Fired clay?

Fairly heavy guage stainless

ceramic 

Titanium. 

I might be off base but even if made with exotic materials a truely long lasting effective rocket elbow should not be that 

expensive and would allow nearly anyone anywhere to make a pretty good rocket stove out of nearly anything. 

Like cut a 4 inch hole in carboard box and fill it with sand. Box breaks down get another. Recyle a used paint bucket 

 

Seems to me I remember a term call KISS.

 

Of course I may have just not looked in the right place

 

 

Michael N Trevor

Marshall Islands.

 

 

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