Draagbare BBQ-grill voor kamperen, roestvrij staal, winddicht hout, houtskool en alcoholbrander

Working Principle: Ignition starts from the top of the fuel. After the top fuel burns, it produces a layer of high-temperature carbon. This carbon heats the fuel below it. This process is similar to a distillation process. When the fuel below heats up, it mainly decomposes into new carbon and some gaseous substances. This gaseous substance is wood gas, which is what we usually call smoke (this expression is not particularly accurate). After the wood gas is generated, it flows upwards (hot air rises), passes through the high-temperature carbon layer above, comes into contact with air, burns and produces flames. This process continues until the bottom fuel, and what remains in the furnace is burning charcoal. The filling fuel can be small wood blocks, wood shavings, or other sawdust, branches, or leaves. The higher the energy density of the fuel you use, the longer the burning time and the higher the output power will be. When filling fuel, try to fill some loose, dry, and relatively flammable fuel at the top layer. This way, it's easier to quickly generate a high-temperature carbon layer on the surface for further reactions. This new type of wood stove is a best-selling product for export, highly sought after by both domestic and international enthusiasts. This wood stove does not require continuous refueling; the fuel in the stove chamber burns and converts internally, providing long-lasting use and high heat output.