A stove for a summer resident. Drawing, description

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On a garden plot, a summer cottage, you can’t do without a stove: you need to boil a kettle, fry scrambled eggs, or even heat the room. We propose to build a small oven the size of an average TV: 510 mm high, 365 mm wide and 500 mm deep.

It consists of two compartments - a combustion chamber, where wooden chocks or logs are laid, and a drawer - a tray for collecting ash. Between them is a grate with a hundred holes with a diameter of 12 mm. It is best to make it from a cast iron plate, but it can also be made from steel reinforcing bars. You will also need steel corners 30x30 mm, sheet steel.

Stove for a summer resident
Rice. 1. Design features of the internal elements of the furnace

Rice. 2. Door

Rice. 3. Furnace roof

Rice. 4. Outlet pipe with two views

Rice. 5. Furnace assembly

Rice. 6. Pallet

Rice. 7. External structural elements

Rice. 8. Hearth

Rice. 9. Cross section of the furnace

Using the corners, we form separate blocks - a frame, two sidewalls, a back wall, a door. Made of steel corners, the frame is sheathed with sheets (their dimensions are shown in the figures).

For better heat capacity, fill the voids between them with clay. We connect the blocks with large steel rivets.

The door is on two steel hinges, fixed with a steel latch. There are holes in its lower part: through them, air enters the chamber and activates the combustion process.

To the left of the door is the outlet. Two rotary views are provided inside the outlet pipe. The main, round, in the closed state completely covers the pipe, while the additional one is only partially. Views will eliminate the danger of carbon monoxide poisoning and prevent the stove from cooling too quickly.

The valve of the view is cut out of a steel sheet using a special flanging and put on a steel axle, which is fixed in the outlet.

On the furnace door, a sliding gate valve in the form of a disk with holes arranged in a circle is fixed on the axis. Holes in the damper and the door are drilled at the same time. This achieves their alignment and, ultimately, the possibility of smooth adjustment of the air draft.

The ash collection tray has a flange; it must move freely between the walls of the furnace.

The hearth consists of four sheets of steel 2 mm thick, 500 x 220 mm in size, folded in a "package". It drills 6 rows of holes with a diameter of 12 mm, 15 in each.

The stove is placed on legs made of steel sheets, placing a sheet of asbestos cement or steel under them - in order to avoid a fire.

Author: N.Hambartsumyan

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