Rocket Stove

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Rocket Stove Assembly Components Rocket stoves are simple, fuel-efficient cooking devices that burn biomass fuels more completely and produce less pollution than traditional open fires. These compact stoves consist of a combustion chamber, chimney, and cooktop, all made from readily available materials like metal, brick, or stone. To assemble a rocket stove, gather the following components: 1. Combustion Chamber Base - A flat, rectangular piece of metal that forms the base of the combustion chamber. 2. Combustion Chamber Sides - Two identical, curved pieces of metal that fit snugly onto the base to create the combustion chamber's walls. 3. Chimney - A tall, narrow tube made from metal or brick that carries exhaust gases away from the cooktop and out into the atmosphere. 4. Cooktop - A flat, heat-resistant surface where food is cooked over a flame produced by burning biomass fuel in the combustion chamber. 5. Refractory Insulation - Thin layers of insulating material like ceramic blankets or refractory panels that line the inside of the chimney to reduce heat loss and improve efficiency. 6. Air Intake - A small opening at the bottom of the combustion chamber that draws in air to help sustain a steady flame. 7. Fuel Feed - A narrow channel or pipe through which biomass fuel is fed into the combustion chamber for burning. With these components, you can assemble a functional rocket stove capable of cooking meals efficiently and cleanly.