BLAZE KING said:Hi Again
Thanks for all the welcomes yes we have been evaluating stainless steel combustors for some time now so far so good, and also the surprising thing is that they are cheaper than the ceramic ones and also the activation temperature is approximately 200 degrees lower.
Corie said:It depends what happens with the EPA within the short term though. Currently we'll be building non-cat stoves unless things change. There have been some hints that they may adopt a much lower emissions requirement for wood stoves, perhaps below the 1 gph mark. If that's the case, most manufacturers might have no choice but to go back to catalytic technology or to try a design similar to the Afterburner, Everburn style systems.
Todd said:Corie said:It depends what happens with the EPA within the short term though. Currently we'll be building non-cat stoves unless things change. There have been some hints that they may adopt a much lower emissions requirement for wood stoves, perhaps below the 1 gph mark. If that's the case, most manufacturers might have no choice but to go back to catalytic technology or to try a design similar to the Afterburner, Everburn style systems.
Jeez, how low can they go? That would probably put some manufactures out of business. How soon do you think this will happen?
karl said:BTB,
Well if the current stoves are smoke free, then how can they tell if youre violating the order?
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