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Jock Gill , Peacham, VT
2-can stoves: Peacham Stoves , July 2010
Peacham Stoves
studies in combustion aerodynamics
Peacham 6-4-3 ND TLUD
in all its full glory

From the bottom:

  1. TLUD Fuel chamber
  2. 6" -> 4" reducer
    —off-the-shelf
    —Fits perfectly into top of paint can
  3. Combustion chamber windshield & insulator
    —keep heat in the system
    —3-lb Costco coffee can
  4. Tall juice can insulating the stack
    —keeps more heat in the system
    —increases gas temperature at exit point
  5. Reducer used to collect and direct heat
    coming off sides of the system.
    —might be extended a bit,
    but not enough to reduce secondary air flow.
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Jock Gill
2-can stoves
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David Yarrowdyarrow@nycap.rr.comwww.carbon-negative.us — updated 10/29/2009