The Anila stove offers a crucial technology – for converting biomass to char at a household level. This design has been- provided courtesy Folke Gunther.
Biochar puts emphasis on photosynthesis as a solution to climate change and not technology.
The design/illustration here shows how to build the stove.
The completed unit.
The dimensions:
The different pieces.
And here is the simplest form of Anila made from a drum-
More information on this can be found at the Charcoal Against Global Warming
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would like to know the contacts here in kenya. i need to know more information on the anila stove incase one needs it for brooding chicks.
Keziah,
There are many options on how to get information on the Stove. You can get some blue prints to develop your own or be part of the team to promote the wider adoption of the stove plus making it suitable to the different user needs!
Good day
How do I acquire blueprints for an Anila Stove? Are there larger scale versions/designs for producing char?
Thank you,
Bill Elliott
This is my first time comment at your blog.
Good recommended website.
This is great! Now I want to see your ways for us readers to become more involved! Expect an email later today.
pls i need more information how anila stove operates
Please send me more details on anila stove operation and probably how to constuct it.
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March 28th, 2010 at 7:01 pm
Please join this group for updates on the stove Technology- http://groups.google.com/group/anilakenya
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There are several good websites for biochar stoves, seachar.org is one of these. They have just finished making a new design.
I have heard about different stoves like wood, solar etc but no idea on using Anila stoves. Really curious to know about it’s usability.