Vortex flame---vortex rocket stove

Clean burn, soot-free
Smoke free? I reckon 80% reduction....my guess

The preppers should be interested in this
If you trying to avoid zombies finding you deep in canadian forest. Start a fire they cant see the smoke from your fire. Can live undetected

There are multiple ways to make your own. Concrete blocks are one way.

Open fireplace wastage.......

What’s more, between 80 and 90 percent of the heat produced by wood burned in an open fireplace is lost up the chimney. This means that for every $100 you spend on firewood, you get only $10 to $20 worth of heat. The rest goes up the chimney

There are some designs of vortex stoves which have an additional "bell" or "box" attatched
Reducing wasted heat down to approx 3%

You woodburners are suffering for nothing

Temperature that comes out of the chimney can be as low as 40-50 degrees cent.

I am disappointed that no interest is shown about this

When SHTF many of you espcially northern hemisphere cold climate areas going to freeze to death

80-90 percent of precious heat wasted

Batchrocket.......you need to study this
The box you build....heat waste can be as little as 5 percent

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Batchrocker build

This thread is so interesting! Thanks OP.

I'm missing carrying buckets of coal to basement each autumn
This techno could revive burn as we know it .Imagine throwing all your garbage to stove , no recycling and sewer fee . Pure fried bacon joy

Ive had long time fascination with hydrogen
They experimented using water injected into car engines improves combustion
Water is actually hydrogen and oxygen
If there was a way to spray super fine mist into the vortex flame im sure one could extract even more heat. That vortex flame looks largely as though its spent gasses. I dont think it is
The 1st video shows purple haze flame....its the optimum.
Water....superfine.....nano sized

Easiest way is take a 2 foot section of black stove pipe & use a tin snips to cut a notch in the bottom (air intake) and 2 notches in the top (smoke outlet).

Done.

explain these

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is it a converted smoker?

Nano mist

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Looks like a fairly efficient incinerator
A smoker? A charcoal maker dual function incinerator

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Last Edited by RPHUNTER on 09/19/2020 08:53 AM

Nice

I don't pay for firewood.

yes , lighting fires always makes people invisible .
nice work there sherlock .