[Stoves] The Brick InStove for Braising (1).pdf

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Dear Friends

especially to Dr Larry, Dean of Aprovecho and Fred of InStove and the rest  
of the project teams.

With gladness, i would like to share with you my latest work and my  
innovations. It is an In Stove made of bricks and metal. I  diligently  
followed the instructions on making the InStove particularly the  
measurements for the gaps for the skirt and then added my own innovations -  
the brick firebox, the brick outer skirt and the chimney. And then there is  
also the technique in making the metal piece, i call the COLLAR to close  
the gap between the skirt and the pot.

Amazingly the smoke is effectively pulled up by the chimney including the  
small gaps in the collar and firebox assembly.

The stove required 4-6 kg of dried buko (green coconut) shells to boil 48  
liters of water in one hour in a very fast boil.

The stove is now in place in nice kitchen of the restaurant and ready for  
full operation anytime.

Kind regards

Jed


Joshua B. Guinto
Specialist, Appropriate Technology
MSc Management of AgroEcological Knowledge and Social Change (MAKS)
Wageningen University, The Netherlands 2006 to 2008
Recipient, International Fellowships Programme  Award (IFP) 2005
Ford Foundation
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