| abstract |
The slow-burning stove, partic. for rural households, is based on an existing design, having an inner furnace shell for the fuel and the bar-gate, a furnace door, an air supply control flap, a flue with control flap and an enveloping outer casing. Two such stoves are joined together in mirror-image formation about a vertical plane of symmetry. This creates a V-cross section furnace with the grate bars forming a fire basket at the bottom. Above the furnace, projecting down into it, there is a central V-cross-section hot water boiler. |