Combined heat and power system for stoves with thermoelectric generators
Solid-fuel stoves are used in developing countries, remote locations, and in general more commonly due to convenient fuel cost for space heating. The possibility of also using the stove heat to heat wa.
••Stoves are used to cook and heat in developing countries and remote.
A thermoelectric generator (TEG) is a robust and reliable solid-state device that converts part of the heat flowing through it into dc current when a temperature difference i.
The block diagram of the complete experimental rig is shown in Fig. 2. The TEG heat exchanger system was added to the stove where the top flue outlet was available. T.
The stove was initially loaded with 4 kg of charcoal and fired. The results presented in this paper are obtained during two hours of consecutive burning, however the initial 16 min of testi.
This work proposes a CHP system that offers superior performance compared to other similar systems for stoves presented in literature and described in Section 1. As shown in Fi.
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