exchanger wood stove

I show you a simple and economical way to cook, make hot water and heating the house with wood, taking advantage of the heat transferred from the chimney of the stove to share with a 10m copper coil. The heat is trapped in a faulty electric storage tank. Two hours is capable of heating 50l. at 60 ° C.

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[Kirkmcquest]

Would have enjoyed it more had you given a verbal description of what you made and how it works....as opposed to assaulting my ears with that head-banging music.

[autonomenergy]

Sorry about the music unbearable, but automatically chose youtube. I try to change it. The system performance is thermosyphon and calculations of the length of the coil are for a maximum temperature of 70 º C in hot water. In my case I used 10 meters of 15mm diameter tube annealed copper. You must keep the stack temperature not lower than 150 º C, so the stove performance is correct.

[manofmusicx]

dont listen to some of these guys i would like a description to but it looks cool

[mrbr549]

This isn't meant to be mean or to sound like a troll, but videos like this with only music and no explanations of what's going on are almost totally worthless as far as I'm concerned. Please consider doing another video explaining your system and allowing people to understand what you are actually trying to get across. Thanks.

[allilinin]

Thank you for sharing ! Thermosyphon means youa re not using pump , right ? But you still have pressure release valve on the outward side ? I am consideringa cob layer ouside the chimney to wrap the pipes.

[MrRossi18020]

Oh yeah. I'm gonna out now and build my own, thanks to your chock full of information video I now possess. I can now change the world and stick it to my local gas company. Thank you so very much.