Hi there,
i´m planning my gardensauna with an
rocket stove at the moment. I´m from germany (sorry for my bad english...), now here its winter. I would like to use the "dark months" for planning it down to the last detail
. I can do the
concrete foundation for the builing at earliest april 2023 because of the tempretures. So lets start..
THE BUILDING
First of all, i will give you some information about the building size. The building dimensions will be (inside) about 2,10 x 2,10 x 2,10 meters. At this picture you can see the base (grey), the terasse (red) and the buiding itself (light gray/transparent).
>> see picture in attachment
THE ROCKET (MASS) HEATER
For this building i´m planning the sauna stove at the moment. I hope, you can help me by thinking for the right dimensions. I would like to make the woodfeeder 20x20 cm. With this size the firing will be confortable for me. I know, that i down need to use an mass. But i´m thinking to use and save some heat in a litte mass. More to this later.
I´m planning (and thinking about) the stove dimensions mainly with the picture of the PDF "
Rocket Mass Heaters" Third Edition by Ianto Evans and Leslie Jackson. I´m not publishing this picture, i don´t know it its protected.
Let´s think about the Dimensions...!
A (Feeder size) = 20 x 20 cm
B (High feeder tube) = 30 cm (incl.
ash container. This thing will be about 7 cm high)
C (Burn tunnel) = 11,5 cm high, 20 cm wide, 58,5 cm long (58,5 cm = lenght of D in the smaller picture)
E (Heat riser) = 80,5 cm high; 20 x 20 cm wide
F (Cross sectional) = Would do this with the bricks, too. Round or square?
G (Space on top) = 5 cm
k (exhaust) = 15 cm (round)
Material: I would like to use clinker bricks for the feeder, burn tunnel and heat riser. This type of brick works with tempretures about 1.300 Celsius.
My questions:
- Would the system work in this dimensions? Some missing informations for this considerations?
- Do i need an bigger exhaust pipe? Maybe 20 cm diameter?
Let´s start this thing! I thank you in advance for you help. I would inform you here for the construction progress with all pictures and plans
Regards,
Benne