[Stoves] A call to stop using the WBT/ Boiling Time Factor

[scda2 at t-online.de]

 Thanks,
The idea was forced because at that time (1986) i was working with large 
institutional stoves (using a 1/2 cut oil drums as a pot). And the 
procedure of the water boiling test (extinguishing the fire and weighting 
the charcoal) was just absurd...
Also taking in account that the mass (brick built stove) of the stove was 
still hot and the heat stored in the stove would have not been taken in 
account by such a testing proceedure.
Chris A.







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Von: Andrew Heggie <aj.heggie at gmail.com <mailto:aj.heggie at gmail.com> >
Betreff: Re: [Stoves] A call to stop using the WBT/ Boiling Time Factor
Datum: 01.02.2018, 22:07 Uhr
An: mr.philippe.agret at gmail.com <mr.philippe.agret at gmail.com
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On 30 January 2018 at 09:08, scda2 at t-online.de <mailto:scda2 at t-online.de> 
<scda2 at t-online.de <mailto:scda2 at t-online.de> > wrote:


  This text is copied from my homepage:
  https://www.biocoal.org/water-boiling-test-btf/
  <https://www.biocoal.org/water-boiling-test-btf/>

I was hoping to see some comments on your post Chris but with a number of 
people at Ethos  this last weekend I wonder if they missed it.

Andrew


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