Charcoal Jiko. A common stove found in Africa, this stove has a ceramic liner with 2-cm diameter holes to allow for air flow up through the charcoal. The amount of air is controlled by a small door below the fire in the metal stove body. Two of five tests used natural charcoal, while the remaining 3 tests used Kingsford charcoal.

Ceramic-lined, Non-traditional

Charcoal

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WBT-3.0, 5 Liters Boiled

Aprovecho Research Center

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United States

2010

Lab

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MacCarty, N., D. Still, and D. Ogle. 2010. Fuel Use and Emissions Performance of Fifty Cooking Stoves in the Laboratory and Related Benchmarks of Performance. Energy for Sustainable Development 14: 161-171. / Aprovecho Research Center (2011). Test Results of Cookstove Performance (Washington, D.C.: Partnership for Clean Indoor Air).

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