Nearly 3 billion of people, across the globe are using biomass cookstove to meet their
energy requirement for cooking, water heating and space heating. These cookstoves work at …

The extensive use and dependence on, traditional cooking stoves burning biomass fuels are
prime cause of the perilous quality of indoor air. Conventional cooking stoves work at a low …

Worldwide, over four million people die each year due to emissions from cookstoves. To
address this problem, advanced cookstoves are being developed, with one system, called a …

Several prototypes of improved biomass cookstoves have been designed to enhance the
energy performance in households. In this work, a repeatability statistical analysis of a …

Nearly 3 billion people around the world use biomass fuels for cooking, water heating, and
space heating purposes. Indoor air pollution and emission from biomass cookstove remain …

Abstract In many Latin American households, traditional and low-efficiency cookstoves are
still used to perform household cooking tasks requiring significant energy. This results in …

The performance of a top-lit updraft (TLUD) cookstove using three different fuel types–wood
chips, coconut shell and rice husk briquettes was investigated. Two standard biomass …

To assess the effects of stove design and fuel type on efficiency and emissions, five
configurations of natural-draft, top-lit up-draft (TLUD) semi-gasifier cookstoves were tested …

Previous literature on top-lit updraft (TLUD) gasifier cookstoves suggested that these stoves
have the potential to be the lowest emitting biomass cookstove. However, the previous …

Biomass cookstoves are used as a common source of heating and cooking in developing
countries with most improved cookstove design focusing on developing efficiency in thermal …