[Stoves] Fly ash cement, Curiosity.

[mtrevor at mail.mh]

there is a growing body of information on fly ash cement.
With a fire resistance up to 1200 degrees has any one done 
any serious work with it for rocket stoves? 
Sounds like a mix of fly ash cement with perlite might make a very 
good 5 gallon gallon rocket stove.
I did see one reference to an elbow for a rocket stove. If that is effective 
the boxes beach sand wood ash bucket etc could end up making rocket stove truly
easy to make.
Once again some thing not available here in the islands,
Michael N Trevor
Instructor 
College of the Marshall Islands
Majuro MH
Central Pacific 
From: Erin Rasmussen 
Sent: Friday, February 06, 2015 1:22 PM
To: 'Discussion of biomass cooking stoves' 
Subject: [Stoves] ETHOS conference photos

Hello all, 

Sorry it took me more than a week, but I finally posted my photos from ETHOS 2015 

http://stoves.bioenergylists.org/content/ethos-2015

and too short summaries and quick observations, with links about each stove.

 

Unfortunately, my note taking is imperfect, and so are my camera skills, please send any corrections to me directly and I'd be happy to make changes and updates. 

 

Erin Rasmussen

 

TR Miles Technical Consultants Inc.   http://www.trmiles.com/

and BioEnergy Discussion Lists   http://www.bioenergylists.org/

erin at trmiles.com

 

 



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