Journal of Thermal Engineering
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The use of thermal mass effect to reduce heating demand in charcoal cookstoves
Thermal mass, defined as the capacity of materials to absorb, store, and radiate heat, plays a critical role in improving the efficiency of biomass cookstoves. This study evaluates the integration of clay liners into charcoal cookstove designs using three methods: analytical modeling, OpenFOAM simul
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