1. MATERIALCHOICES
• Locally sourced materials
• Appropriate to climate (Summer/Winter)
• Minimize damage during transportation
• Materials can be assembled on site
ERGONOMICS
• Height and scale considerations
• Versatility of burning outlets
IMPROVEDCOMBUSTION
• Capture particulate matter
• Integrate venting into radiant heat distribution system
• Maintain air flow
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2. PARTICULATEFILTRATION
• Improved ash removal system
• S.A.C.K. Super Ash Cleaning Kit
MULTIPURPOSE
• heating, cooking
• pan frying, baking, water heating/purification)
• ambient heat distribution
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3. IMPLEMENTATION
• Exemplary home (awareness)
• Lead by example, offer an option
• Who? College/University students, village leader
MATERIALAVAILABILITY
• By utilizing local resources, stoves can be built on site (no currency)
• Employing local labor
DEMONSTRATION
• Training
• Workshops (illustrate the advantages)
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