Double Drum Husk/Wood Stove

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Introduction

The double drum husk/wood stove has been developed to meet the fuel shortage situations by using waste materials as fuel which are thrown away and discarded by rural people such as wheat straw aggregates(of bigger knot sizes) , rice husk and cow dung cake dust etc., can be conveniently used as fuel and stove is adequate for complete cooking for a family of 5-7 persons.


Special Features

A double drum stove is made of two cylindrical drums with outer drum having 30 cm diameter and 35 cm height and inner dia is 20cm and 25cm height. The gap between the two is filled with insulating material upto 25cm height. The exposed portion above the inner drum is generally covered with metallic sheet to avoid the loss of insulation while tilting the drum to retain the burnt fuel after the operation. Two holes of dia 5cm are made one each in the drums on the base at a height of 5cm from the bottom. Fuel, such as wood dust, rice husk and drained around apipe of 5cm dia kept at the centre which is removed. Wood saving can be filled in the inner drum and rammed around a pipe of 5 cm dia. Kept at the center which is removed after proper filling.


Prospective Users

Poor farmer and land less labour


Keywords

Double drum, stove, wood dust, rice husk


Type of Technology

Product


Status of IPR Protection

None


For further information please contact

Managing Director
Foundation for Innovation and Technology Transfer (FITT)
Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi
Hauz Khas, New Delhi-110016, INDIA
Tel : 91-011-26597167, 26857762, 26581013, 26597153
Fax : 91-011-26851169
E-mail : drkdpn@gmail.com