Canadian furnace

Canadian heating stoves, known in Canada and the USA under the name free flow (free flow), are very convenient and practical in everyday life. Using Canadian stoves is a simple and effective solution to the problems usually associated with using traditional stoves and fireplaces, because in these systems, due to the use of open fires, most of the heat is carried into the chimney along with the smoke.

Canadian stoves are also very profitable, as they allow the most common types of fuel to be used with high efficiency – firewood, peat, wood and other types of waste. The stove works on the principle of a wood gas generator, that is, in the smoldering combustion mode. The fuel is burned completely in two stages. In the first chamber, the process of smoldering and the creation of furnace gases takes place, and in the second, these gases are burned to the end due to the supply of air to the secondary chamber.

The miracle oven is extremely economical, the efficiency reaches 75%. The design of the furnace is such that it itself, due to the pipes encircling the furnace, evenly heats and mixes the air throughout the entire volume of the room. Since the firewood in the stove does not burn, but smolders, one full bookmark is enough for 6-8 hours of work.

The scope of furnaces is quite wide. These are industrial and domestic premises, workshops, workshops, service stations, country houses, greenhouses, etc. The oven can be used for drying lumber. The use of the stove is especially important where there are no other sources of energy (electricity, central heating, gas) or energy is supplied intermittently.