Coal after-burning stove
A secondary combustion and coal technology, which is applied in the field of cooking and heating stoves, can solve the problems of insufficient combustion of fuel and achieve the effects of saving coal, quick results, and improving thermal efficiency
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[0010] As shown in the figure, the coal burns in the combustion chamber composed of the grate bar 7 and the refractory furnace core 6, the slag falls into the slag storage chamber 9, the fan 8 sends air into the slag storage chamber 9, the air enters the combustion chamber to support combustion, and the coal is heated and burned The chamber is gasified to produce a large amount of combustible gases such as methane, carbon monoxide and hydrogen. The air entering through the secondary air inlet 5 can help these combustible gases to burn completely, and the combustion is relatively complete. The heating sheet 3 heats the water in the water storage chamber 12, and finally the waste gas is discharged from the smoke outlet 1, and a small amount of ash remaining in the flue 13 is discharged from the ash outlet 10.
[0011] The water outlet pipe 10 provides hot water, which can be used for drinking or entering the heating channel for heating.
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