Manufacturing method of smokeless firewood stove Overall manufacturing technology and dimensions of rural firewood stove

Wood stoves are generally used in rural self-built houses, and straw can also be used without waste. The dishes cooked by firewood stoves are very fragrant, and there are more and more restaurants featuring firewood stoves in the city. Today, I will talk to you about the manufacturing method of smokeless wood stoves, the whole process of making wood stoves in rural areas and the related contents of dimensions.

Manufacturing method of smokeless wood-burning stove

1. Draw the frame of smokeless firewood stove, and cut a 3 cm shallow pit down at the position of the frame.

2. When you start laying red bricks, the bricks are tiled. Remember to leave the furnace mouth; The ash stored at the bottom of the stove is about 25 cm high, which is used to place the ash leakage net.

After 3.6 layers of bricks, build a smoke outlet, and build a smoke outlet about 30 square meters away from the second half brick in the middle of the stove; Build by laying bricks or stones all the way until the stove is close to waist height.

4. Build a smoke outlet extending to the roof to complete the production.

Size:

Height: the height of the stove should be between 0.85m and 0.85m or between 0.93m and1.00m.

Width: The width of the stove should be between 0.46m and 0.6m or between 0.56m and 0.63m..

The height and width mentioned here are the finished surface of the cooker, that is, the net height and width after completion. Its height should be calculated from the zero height of the floor tile to the level of the stove. Its width is also the widest distance of the desktop diameter. If the outside of the desktop is arc-shaped, its widest diameter should not exceed 0.62m, and then it naturally bends to the narrowest part, and its narrowest diameter should not be less than 0.49m.. ..

About the manufacturing method of smokeless wood stoves, the whole manufacturing process and size of rural wood stoves, I will take you here.