COMBUSTER WOOD BURNING STOVE

摘要

In a woodstove for the creation of heat by the combustion of solid fuels, such as wood, it is known to have the exhaust outlet at or near the top of the firebox. In this invention the exhaust outlet is adjustably positioned on the sidewall at the bottom of the firebox. Said outlet allows only the heaviest, densest, and so coolest and most oxidized gases to be elliminated from the woodstoves' firebox. Conversely, the hottest and least oxidized gases are retained within the firebox for re-combustion and subsequent cooling prior to ellimination via said outlet. By virtue of this process controlability is improved. A bypass vent is provided at the top of the firebox, openable for the ellimination of combustion gases, prior to opening the loading door.