[Stoves] Trials on TLUD gas burners
Julien Winter
winter.julien at gmail.com
Sat May 10 18:24:23 CDT 2014
Hello Stovers;
I have created and successfully tested a larger, stove-size, version of the
discontinuous-annular gas burner (previously called "Rectangular"). This
larger version worked very well in gusty wind. A pdf of photographs is
attached, and there is a Youtube video of it operating.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01wc5VXpDFM
I put a tin can buffer in the middle of the burner, but it caused smoking.
I need to look into this again.
I will create a concentrator below secondary air burner ("ConcBelow"), and
then run a tests on soot production.
In the smaller prototypes, I made a "Retangular" burner with the holes
rotated 45°. Because the holes have flanges extending upwards, the flame
in the chimney rotated. I will have more on this later.
Cheers,
Julien.
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Julien Winter
Cobourg, ON, CANADA
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