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[John Fritz <johnfritz77@yahoo.com>]

Wood furnaces that are located outside of the building can do this.   Mother 
Earth News (MEN) regularly carry ads for these.  In my inquiries it has come 
to my attention that a wood furnace with a cylindrical burning chamber may be 
better than those that have right angles.  The cylindrical ones provide more 
even dispersion of the heat of the fire and this results in less wear on the 
chamber.  I am not sure but I think one of the manufacturers of a wood 
furnace with a cylindrical burning chamber is Central Furnace. They have 
advertised in the MEN.  These types of stoves can also be used to heat water 
and to drive radiant floor heating systems.  If you want to verify the name 
of the company that makes the cylindrical type stove, reply to me and I will 
research it.
   
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Date: Thu, 09 Feb 2006 21:17:49 +0200
From: mitshell <mitshell@netvision.net.il>
Subject: Re: [permaculture] permaculture Digest, Vol 37, Issue 15:
 wood burning stoves
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Is anybody aware of wood burning stoves/heaters that can be loaded with 
wood
once every 24 hours or something there about as opposed to the regular 
fireplaces that need
to have wood added every few hours ?

Thanx for any info
Mitch Schertz


                        
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