COMBUSTION CHAMBER FOR SOLID FUELS.

Abstract

The present invention relates to a combustion chamber for solid fuels, comprising a structure with perimeter walls and chamber jackets. Both the perimeter walls and the chamber jackets are made of an insulating material, complemented by blocks of insulating material to reduce heat loss by convection or radiation. Means are provided for reducing thermal gradients when adding substances to generate heat and for retaining heat in the combustion gases for later use. Means are also provided to ensure the complete incineration of solid fuels; elements define airflow paths for the incineration of the solid fuel and for completing the combustion of volatile fuels.This combustion chamber for solid fuels reduces pollution generated during operation by requiring less solid fuel for a desired temperature level, due to the reduction or elimination of conditions that promote heat loss. It also takes advantage of the calorific potential of the solid fuel, resulting in greater efficiency. Furthermore, its modular design allows it to be coupled with different utilization methods, expanding its application possibilities.