https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=Fire_Pit_J-Tube_Rocket_StoveFire Pit J-Tube Rocket Stove - Revision history2026-04-10T19:47:27ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.39.13https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Fire_Pit_J-Tube_Rocket_Stove&diff=216027&oldid=prevEric: Created Page + Added Basic Sections/Info2020-04-05T16:56:07Z<p>Created Page + Added Basic Sections/Info</p>
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*A [[J-Tube Rocket Stove]] in the form, size, and aesthetic of a brick firepit<br />
*Will be a firepit, with less smoke and added utility (stove on the "chimney", better area heating)<br />
*Would make a great addition to a public space, patio, etc\<br />
*'''Need to make sure this geometry works'''<br />
*Goal is to have a rocket stove you can just "chuck logs in"<br />
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=Industry Standards=<br />
*N/a ?<br />
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=Existing Open Source Designs=<br />
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_luPAAgpYw Poor Documentation, Main Concept]<br />
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rcJ_lp-bYI A Firebrick J tube]<br />
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=Minimum Viable Requirements=<br />
*Fuel Chamber Size is around the size of a standard brick fireplace<br />
*Chimney can have a stove pot holder on it<br />
*Can also be used as a standard fireplace<br />
*In or above ground<br />
*Removable brick, or hatch in the flat portion of the chimney for ash/debris/water removal<br />
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=Basic Design=<br />
== "Cold" side ==<br />
*A ~1m cube of fire brick and mortar<br />
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== Burn Tube ==<br />
*A ~10cm cube (or perhaps 20x10x10?)<br />
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== "Hot" Side ==<br />
*A 10cm square that extends up as high as needed<br />
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== Pot Holder ==<br />
*Either a simple metal grate, or a stove burner attachment for holding pots and [[Paint Can Charcoal Retort]]<br />
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== Misc ==<br />
*Optional Hatch (instead of loose brick) for ash/debris/water removal<br />
*Optional 10cm square to ~5-10cm round hole reducer plate (high heat cement perhaps?) on top of the chimney<br />
*Hydronic module and/or teg<br />
*blower to encourage chimney use, or simple air tube/hole? see CFD section<br />
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=BOM=<br />
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=CAD=<br />
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=CFD=<br />
* '''MAY''' be needed to determine chimney length and if this geometry would even work<br />
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=See Also=<br />
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