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Design

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Procedure followed to design and construct the cooking Stove

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Thermal design assumption of the cooking stove

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No-MaterialParameterUnitsValuesReference
1Fuel
wood twigs
Calorific
Value
MJ/kg
2Stainless
Steel
Thermal
Conductivity
W.m-1
K-1
16Young 1992
3AirThermal
Conductivity
W.m-1
K-1
0.02Lienhard IV
2000
4FlameTheoretical
Maximum
Temperature
K2123Yusur 2011
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Note: Pop rivets were used for speed, but the shapes can all be assembled using folded tabs.

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Design of Combustion Chamber:

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- The combustion chamber is designed in a -rectangular prism shape. In the combustion chamber fuel (wood pieces) are -combusted. It was observed that inner chamber became red hot. To reduce -the heat losses from inner chamber, a jacket of coarse sand and heat -resistance refractory material was added (Fire Clay). As shown in the figure -to the right. -

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The Clean Cooking System has two components:

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  1. Stove “Cooker” to burn fuel more efficiently and - reduce emitted smoke.
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  3. Chimney and hood, to eliminate fumes from - dwelling. The chimney is isolated from the roof - by a 2nd outer pipe. Nails are used to isolate the - chimney pipe from the insulating pipe and the roof.
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