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Cocina Salvadora
Noticias Aliadas.org
LADB 14 ene 2003

El Diseño de Estufas Mejoradas para Calefacción por Dean Still, Centro de InvestigaciChaussures Homme J.M. Weston

Alianza para Aire Limpio Intradomiciliario

El problema
Unos tres mil millones de personas en el mundo queman
carbAir Max

Regional Training on Biomass Gasification for Thermal Applications in Small/Cottage Industries
Asia Regional Cookstove Program Regional Initiative
Yunnan Normal University, Kunming, China, 24th-27th July 2006

Stove Camp 2006 August 18

Construcción de la Estufa Justa (English and Spanish)
Jim Wilmes, Una-Familia, Trees Water and People

Step By Step Instructions for building a Justa stove by Jim Wilmes, Unafamilia, volunteer for Aprovicho and Trees Water and People

Lasting Impacts of a Solar Cooker Project in Bolivia (pdf)
Melanie Szulczewski, Ph. D., Solar Household Energy, Inc. April 2006
Photos and editing by David Whitfield x Director - CEDESOL Foundation cedesol@gmail.com

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Under the auspices of the French NGO Bolivia Inti, alternative energy experts David and Ruth Whitfield introduced solar cooking to many villages in Bolivia between 2000 and 2003. After demonstrating solar cookers in public forums, they then trained those people expressing interest in how to make and use solar cookers.-

Diez Principios de Diseño para Estufas de Leña

por Dr. Larry Winiarski, traducido por Jim Wilmes

  1. Aisle alrededor del fuego usando materiales ligeros que resisten el calor (como piedra poma, ceniza, etc.).

Here is a series of photos of the open source paraffin stove being made by New Dawn Engineering. Not shown are the external tank and hose which can be any suitable size or material. It is an FSP stove by type, which is a 'gravity stove' operating at a slightly elevated pressure but without a pump or compressed tank.

This stove is self-extinguishing if tipped over and features a high flame temperature, low CO emissions, excellent stability and robust construction. All the parts are separately replaceable. The frame is mild steel flat bar and the other parts are stainless steel save the screws. The CO/CO2 ratio is particulary low at less than 0.05%. The heating power is 600 to 1800 watts varied by the brass control valve. The pot rests can be changed by the user. The basic unit without the top deck can be bolted under other devices like baking ovens or water heaters.

The fuel consumption is about 6 or more hours per litre on high and 12 hours turned down to 'half'.

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