Cooker
Retained heat cookers
Cookstove System Save80
Submitted by Tom Miles on July 27, 2008 - 11:36
<The Green Pail Retained Heat Cooker
Submitted by Lanny Henson on June 7, 2008 - 02:40
<Green Pail/Hot Bucket Retained Heat Cooker
Submitted by Lanny Henson on April 28, 2008 - 08:21
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“How-To Designs” and Lanny Henson presents,
The “Green Pail”/“Hot Bucket” Retained Heat Cooker.
April 20, 2008
Design Principles for a Retained Heat Cooker
Submitted by Tom Miles on April 20, 2008 - 22:38
Hay Box/RHC: Cooking in a Basket website
Submitted by Tom Miles on June 12, 2007 - 10:54
Hay Box/RHCi: Cooking in a Basket< website
Elizabeth Riddiford,Community Conservation Initiative (CCI-Kenyai), June 1, 2007
<Kakamenga Basket
SAVE 1/4 AMAZONE FOREST with RETAINED HEAT COOKING at 85° C=153 ° F.
Submitted by Tom Miles on December 2, 2006 - 09:35
SAVE 1/4 AMAZONE FOREST with RETAINED HEAT COOKING at 85° C=153 ° F.
Frans Peeters November 30, 2006
Vitagoat Steam Boiler
Submitted by Tom Miles on December 16, 2006 - 14:47
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Vitagoat Steam Boiler<
Malnutrition Mattersi, Ottawa, Canada
Steam boiler: Operates on wood or other solid fuels or liquid gas. Steam-injected pressure -cooking can be 10 times more fuel efficient than traditional open fire cooking and more efficient than improved stove-design cooking. Water is heated in an inner chamber and the resulting steam is re-heated in a tube, creating a “superheated steam” that is much hotter than regular steam. The steam is then fed into the cooker. The boiler is inexpensive to build, safe, and can be taken apart for cleaning, which is critical since most boilers accumulate scale on their inner shells and eventually fail.
Energy Saving Stoves
Submitted by Tom Miles on July 22, 2006 - 22:04
Energy Saving Stoves< (pdf)
Majiko Sanifu, Traditional Irrigation and Environment Development Organization, Moshi Tanzania
Examples of Energy Savings Stoves:
Lasting Impacts of a Solar Cooker Project in Bolivia
Submitted by Tom Miles on May 23, 2006 - 18:23
Lasting Impacts of a Solar Cooker Project in Bolivia< (pdf)
Melanie Szulczewski, Ph. D., Solari Household Energy, Inc. April 2006
Photos and editing by David Whitfield x Director - CEDESOL Foundation cedesol@gmail.com<
Under the auspices of the French NGO Bolivia Inti, alternative energy experts David and Ruth Whitfield introduced solar cooking to many villages in Bolivia between 2000 and 2003. After demonstrating solar cookers in public forums, they then trained those people expressing interest in how to make and use solar cookers.-
