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ESB-RBSDW02 Smokeless Stove

Name: ESB-RBSDW02 Smokeless Stove
Brand: ESPL
SKU: AAYOV
Price: 11.59 USD
Availability: InStock

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SKU AAYOV Category Biomass Stove Brand ESPL Condition New

Specifications

Country of Origin	India
Brand	Enersol Biopower
Material	MS & Metal
Applications	Commercial
Color	Black & Orange
Fuel Type	Biomass Wood Chips
Portable	Yes
Biomass Consumption (kg/hr.)	30-40 kg/hr

Key Features

Any fire woody biomass like bamboo, wood chips, juliflora, branches ,coconut shells, etc. Dry cow dung cake.
There should be no foreign matter like dust, dirt, fines, fibers, stones, debris, soil, oil, metal, plastic, glass etc. in the biomass. This will damage the chamber.
Any fire woody biomass like bamboo, wood chips, juliflora, branches ,coconut shells, etc. Dry cow dung cake.

Product Description

ESB-RBSDW02 Smokeless Stove Four out of every five rural and one out of every five urban households in India primarily depend on direct burning of solid biomass fuel like fuel wood, crop residue and cattle dung in traditional mud stove/ three stone fire for cooking. Such traditional cooking practice is characterized by incomplete combustion of biomass fuels resulting in emission of toxic smoke. Women (and accompanying children) who get exposed to this smoke every day during cooking food in a mud stove, particularly in poorly ventilated kitchens, face increased risk of pneumonia, respiratory diseases, etc. Kitchen smoke is responsible for half a million premature deaths in India annually. The toxic smoke also contains climate change agents like carbon monoxide and black carbon. Such traditional mud stoves also have low thermal efficiency (~17%) that results in high fuel consumption (~1 kg/person/day of firewood) thereby contributing to deforestation in some areas.Four out of every five rural and one out of every five urban households in India primarily depend on direct burning of solid biomass fuel like fuel wood, crop residue and cattle dung in traditional mud stove/ three stone fire for cooking. Such traditional cooking practice is characterized by incomplete combustion of biomass fuels resulting in emission of toxic smoke. Women (and accompanying children) who get exposed to this smoke every day during cooking food in a mud stove, particularly in poorly ventilated kitchens, face increased risk of pneumonia, respiratory diseases, etc. Kitchen smoke is responsible for half a million premature deaths in India annually. The toxic smoke also contains climate change agents like carbon monoxide and black carbon. Such traditional mud stoves also have low thermal efficiency (~17%) that results in high fuel consumption (~1 kg/person/day of firewood) thereby contributing to deforestation in some areas.

There should be no foreign matter like dust, dirt, fines, fibers, stones, debris, soil, oil, metal, plastic, glass etc. in the biomass. This will damage the chamber.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The ESB-RBSDW02 Smokeless Stove has a biomass consumption rate of 30-40 kg/hr.

This stove is designed to burn various types of woody biomass, including bamboo, wood chips, juliflora, branches, coconut shells, and dry cow dung cake, provided there are no foreign materials present.

The ESB-RBSDW02 is constructed from MS (mild steel) and metal materials.

Yes, the ESB-RBSDW02 Smokeless Stove is portable, allowing for easy relocation and use in different settings.

The stove is suitable for commercial applications, making it ideal for use in settings that require efficient biomass cooking solutions.

The country of origin for this stove is India.

Using this stove can reduce toxic smoke emissions associated with traditional mud stoves, thereby decreasing health risks and improving thermal efficiency.

Using biomass that contains foreign materials like dust, dirt, or plastics can damage the stove's combustion chamber and lead to inefficient operation.

Traditional cooking methods have a low thermal efficiency of approximately 17%, which this smokeless stove seeks to enhance.

This stove helps reduce emissions of climate change agents like carbon monoxide and black carbon, contributing to a cleaner environment.

By improving fuel efficiency, this stove can lower the amount of biomass needed for cooking, thereby reducing the pressure on wood resources and contributing to forest conservation.