Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Thermal Performance of Cocoa Pod Cook Stove
Indonesia produces approximately 550.000 ton/year of cocoa pod waste from chocolate industry. The waste has a good potential to be used as a biomass feedstock of a cook stove. However, thermal performance of the conventional cook stove is low when using a high moisture content feedstock, such as a c
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