[Stoves] Stoves in Guatemala
Huck Rorick
huckrorick at groundwork.org
Mon Oct 27 22:53:28 CDT 2014
Hi Crispin,
I would be very interested to see what is "under the hood" and any other
information.
They have several features that are of interest for our project:
1. Built into the home
2. The multiple rings (we would not be using plancha stoves but the
multiple rings for different pots is of interest). What are the tops made
of? What is the cost? These remind me a bit of old fashioned U.S. cast
iron wood stoves.
3. Chimneys
4. Quality
How do plancha stoves work in terms of efficiency? I would assume they lose
a lot of heat through the top.
Huck
From: Crispin Pemberton-Pigott [mailto:crispinpigott at outlook.com]
Sent: Monday, October 27, 2014 4:52 PM
To: 'Discussion of biomass cooking stoves'
Subject: [Stoves] Stoves in Guatemala
Dear Stove Admirers
The stove production facility visited by the ISO Working Group members was
very interesting. Some faces may be recognisable.
These are a few of the products. As you can see they are plancha (flat top)
stoves with multiple rings. They are built into the home and work for a long
time each day. The most expensive models sell the best. People are willing
to pay for quliaty.
I have a photo of what is 'under the hood' if anyone is interested.
Regards
Crispin
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