A solid fuel stove with improved combustion
A solid fuel and fuel-burning technology, applied in the field of cooking stoves, to achieve the effects of reducing emissions, improving cleanliness, and simple construction
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[0026] refer to figure 1 A solid fuel stove 10 comprises a substantially cylindrical shell 11, a combustion chamber 12 formed in an upper portion of the shell and having a generally open upper side portion 15 serving as a cooking surface. The generally open upper side portion 15 includes a plurality of support columns 13 etc. on top for supporting cooking utensils such as pans. The generally open upper side portion 15 may be at least partially covered by a mesh, grid or other open structure (not shown) for further supporting the cooking vessel while still allowing efficient extraction of heat in an upward direction. The furnace 10 is preferably placed on a flat and stable surface 5 .
[0027] Opposite the open upper portion 15, the lower portion 17 of the combustion chamber 12 ( figure 1 Shown in dotted line) provides accommodation for solid fuel. Whenever a new supply of fuel is required, fuel is typically manually injected into the combustion chamber 12 through the open u...
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