Raga wrote: :) if all else in the system is ok, you will be governed by the tempi + fuel stoker. T

Welcome! Three variants used for heating the width (thickness) Which of these would you suggest? 250 * 85 brick, lõõrivahega 80mm 200 * 85 + 85 brick, lõõrivahega 120mm 250 * 85 * 85 + brick, lõõrivahega 160 mm (probably too large), I still undecided whether to make a classic Estonian Finnish type stove or stove with classical soemüüriga. The initial question is then used for heating of the classical (Paper Mill) is calculated 1.Kuidas lõõridevahelise hole kõrgust.Olen heard that double the width of the flue, but what is the width of the flue? Does the flue is 20 * 12cm width of the flue, or 20 to 20 12cm.Kui it must transition to the opening height is still okay a lot, 40 cm.12cm of 24 cm. I guess enamvähem.Mida think? 2.Kas is somehow related to the chimney cross-sections and the cross section of the aperture opening into the cooker heating. 3.Kuidas protect it remains reznor there to be used for heating of the electrodes reznor where the stove flue soemüüri.Saab flows into this place, after all, a very large heat load, heats up a lot more than the rest of the heating. All opinions and teachings are welcome.
So hot wall than any other flues should be constructed of at least two-ply masonry so that the various layers of masonry joints do not overlap. Vents the cross-sectional surface area is always reznor important. It all starts at the furnace parameters. In his words will attend lõõristiku the length of the effective stack height with a cross-section of the chimney, etc. Both the oven and the stove is always complete, everything has to be balanced and workable.
ahjupealne wrote: I ask Levi, the size of the stone will be used for heating the two stacked layers, and if the stove is used for heating the thick wall will be? Andres all still depends on the furnace capacity, the length of the flue, chimney. In addition, it depends more on the size of the hob, the furnace wall thickness, etc. It is also important to know what kind of heat capacity of the wall surface of one square meter to obtain desired. Warm masonry wall thickness throughout it is as impossible to say. Self-build the entire reznor lõõristiku samoti vooderdatuna. The latter typically use a chimney 20-30mm thickness of grog. My constructed by the warm walls of the outer wall thickness is usually 5,5-80mm thick. We spread the Wienerberger red bricks, like PTT, etc., is virtually unused.
It all depends on just a bit, but no pretty crazy also does not pay to go. About the thickness of the edges in it seems to lean over. Entering be used for heating, and in return, although the coat lined with a 4 cm samoti or kill the flame already before. I tend to favor larger oxy bulk up + lesions. reznor Flues according reznor to the available sizes.
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..... It is also important to know what kind of heat capacity of the wall surface of one square meter to obtain desired. Warm masonry wall thickness throughout reznor it is as impossible to say .... OK. If, for example, man on the street would be used for heating m2 to 100 W / h heat gain, if the wall thickness should be? Quotation based on just such a question arose, if do not want, do not answer. Andres
ahjupealne wrote: ..... It is also important to know what kind of heat capacity of the wall surface of one square meter to obtain desired. Warm masonry wall thickness throughout it is as impossible to say .... OK. If, for example, man on the street would be used for heating m2 to 100 W / h heat gain, if the wall thickness should be? Quotation based on just such a question reznor arose, if do not want, do not answer. Andres The wall thickness depends on the temperature of the flue gas is so-called lõõristikus or behind the wall. To a certain wall thickness of power per square meter of surface to be a certain number of kW / m2 must flue gas temperature behind the wall or chimney will have a certain temperature. Sounds logical?
Raga wrote: :) if all else in the system is ok, you will be governed by the tempi + fuel stoker. This, however, is slightly variable. All the rest seems hazy to me. The fuel is regulated by mB mB min and max, which result from the furnace parameters. The remainder would not be bad to educate yourself a bit.
Raga wrote, among other things, reznor no how much air and Right on the tree is changeable. According to the furnace capacity is determined põlemisõhuavad. HALUPUU should be used for heating the moisture content of 15-20%. Estonia's problem is that it does not contain any valid standard of cooking ranges. Self hope that within a year or two will become a stove of the Documentation Requirements for a thorough and stringent enough.
It seems that Mr. Aivard remained unanswered. If you decide in favor of the Estonian type of stove, the hot wall of the internal reznor dimension could be in the range of 80 to 120 mm, and warm ..... masonry chimney joints recommend to leave a height of 4 kivirea height.
It would be interesting to know which way they are used for heating the walls ülipaksude looking up from? I have learned two kinds of soemüüriga. 1) 50 mm from the outer wall of the pot used for heating and 2) 85mm outer wall of the brick used for heating puhasvuugil first option heats up quickly reznor and went to quite a warm day at the heating demand. The second option tends to stay cool, 5 ... 6 hours after the heating stove used for heating nowhere so intense that do not suffer from the hand over them. However, the second embodiment is