[Stoves] Help to Purchase an Anagi Stove

[Ashok Mathur]

Dear MalcolmFor the lay public there is not much difference between a stove and a gasifier.But it may help you if you keep the differences between the two clear in your head.A stove directly burns the fuel - mostly not burning it completely  and generates lots of smoke and gases.A gasified converts the fuel to a gas and burns the gas for a clean energy efficient flame.A gasified is usually not built be a potter as it reaches high temperatures but is built with ms iron. Usually it’s parts are welded together but they can be put together with self threading screws. A controlled draft of air is part of every gasifier, With the exception of rice hulls, the fuel in a gasified is usually preprocessed into pellets.Except to pay between dollar ten to dollar twenty for a good gassifier. One kg of lpg will be replaced by 5 to 7 kgs of equivalent fuel; a bit less for rice husk.RegardsAshok
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On Sunday, April 3, 2022, 12:46 AM, ajheggie at gmail.com wrote:

Hi Malcolm

I take it that you are an American ex pat and living in Sri Lanka?

I am not familiar with the Anagi stove, any reason for preferring it
over others?

What sort of cooking do you currently do with LPG?

Many foods like beans lend themselves to retained heat cooking which
saves whichever fuel you use and I would have expected solar cooking
to be worthwhile in a hot region.

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Andrew

On Sat, 2 Apr 2022 at 19:58, Malcolm Wright <mallie.wright at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I am an ex pat trying to purchase an Anagi stove to allow me not to have to procure LPG.
> I live in Kandy and bio mass fuel is readily available and I do not see why I should continue to pay high prices for the LPG cylinders when a ready means of cooking is available sometimes at no cost or at other times low cost.
> Could somebody please tell me where near to Kandy I can purchase an Anagi stove or where there is a potter who could make one.
> Thanking you in advance
> Regards
>
> Malcolm Wright
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