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[Cob] rocket stoveLisa King lisaking at federalcreek.orgMon Nov 1 07:24:22 CST 2004
I had a question about the longevity of the rocket stove. I have concern about the metal barrel burning out over time, I know my old barrel wood stove eventually gave out. It just doesn't seem like it would be very easy to replace the barrel. I'm wondering if there are any thoughts on * how long it would take for a barrel to give out. * How one would replace it. * Or if there is a material that might last longer. On the same vein, in the rocket stove book Ianto talks about the bricks and how no matter what type you use eventually they will break down. I wonder if there is any idea on how long this could take and how we would go about replacing or even knowing such a thing happened. One of my concerns is things breaking inside where I can't see it and some type of smoke filling the house while we sleep or some type of oxygen stealing event like you hear on the news. My other concern is that this might only be a viable stove for maybe less then ten years and if that is the case I'd like to think on that in my design if possible. Lisa Lisa King Coordinator Federal Valley Watershed Citizens working for water quality lisaking at federalcreek.org 740-448-1012 PO Box 151 Amesville, OH 45711
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