A simplified model for understanding natural convection driven biomass cooking stoves—Part 1: Setup and baseline validation

Agenbroad, Joshua; DeFoort, Morgan; Kirkpatrick, Allan; Kreutzer, Cory

doi:10.1016/j.esd.2011.04.004

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“…As introduced in the proceeding work of Part 1, Agenbroad et al (2011), improved biomass cooking stoves have the potential to impact indoor air quality, deforestation, climate change, and quality of life on a global scale. The majority of these improved cooking stoves operate in a natural convection mode.…”

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A simplified model for understanding natural convection driven biomass cooking stoves—Part 2: With cook piece operation and the dimensionless form

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Energy for Sustainable Development

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“…In Part 1, Agenbroad et al (2011), a model was developed for understanding the simplified, but fundamental operating behavior of these natural convection biomass cooking stoves. The model predicts combustion chamber bulk flow rate, temperature, and excess air ratio from stove design and operation inputs.…”

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A simplified model for understanding natural convection driven biomass cooking stoves—Part 2: With cook piece operation and the dimensionless form

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Energy for Sustainable Development

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“…The loss coefficient (LC) in this equation represents the losses associated with friction and viscosity of the flue gas due to stove geometry and the heat lost through the chimney wall. The results showed that ≈ 0.5 without pots and ≈ 0.35 with the pots on the stove [20].…”

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Effective height of chimney for biomass cook stove simulated by computational fluid dynamics

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Setiawan

Wusnah

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IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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Abstract. This paper presents the results of numerical modelling of temperature distribution and flow pattern in a biomass cooking stove using CFD simulation. The biomass stove has been designed to suite the household cooking process. The stove consists of two pots. The first is the main pot located on the top of the combustion chamber where the heat from the combustion process is directly received. The second pot absorbs the heat from the exhaust gas.A chimney installed at the end of the stove releases the exhaust gas to the ambient air. During the tests, the height of chimney was varied to find the highest temperatures at both pots. Results showed that the height of the chimney at the highest temperatures of the pots is 1.65 m. This chimney height was validated by developing a model for computational fluid dynamics. Both experimental and simulations results show a good agreement and help in tune-fining the design of biomass cooking stove.

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“…Pemodelan keseimbangan termokimia telah digunakan pada proses-proses gasifikasi dengan hasil yang cukup baik (Gautam, 2010). Sedangkan pemodelan efek cerobong pada tungku biomassa secara umum telah dilakukan (Agenbroad, et al 2011a(Agenbroad, et al , 2011b akan tetapi pemodelan dan simulasi pada tungku memasak berbasis gasifikasi masih belum banyak dilakukan. Padahal dengan simulasi tersebut diharapkan desain tungku yang memberikan kinerja proses gasifikasi dan pembakaran yang baik dapat diperoleh.…”

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Simulation of Natural Draft Gasification Stove based on Chimney Effect and Thermochemical Equilibrium

Nelwan

Wulandani

Hartulistiyoso

et al. 2018

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A simplified model for understanding natural convection driven biomass cooking stoves—Part 1: Setup and baseline validation

Cited by 51 publications

References 12 publications

A simplified model for understanding natural convection driven biomass cooking stoves—Part 2: With cook piece operation and the dimensionless form

A simplified model for understanding natural convection driven biomass cooking stoves—Part 2: With cook piece operation and the dimensionless form

Effective height of chimney for biomass cook stove simulated by computational fluid dynamics

Simulation of Natural Draft Gasification Stove based on Chimney Effect and Thermochemical Equilibrium

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