Comparative Study of Stove Emissions: Traditional Stoves Vs Fan-Driven Modified Stoves and LPG vs Natural Gas Stove Emissions
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https://doi.org/10.57041/pjs.v76i03%20(Sep).1196Keywords:
Fan driven Stoves, Traditional Stoves, Burning Efficiency, PollutionAbstract
This study investigates the emissions from traditional stoves, fan-driven modified stoves, LPG stoves, and natural gas stoves. Various Parameters like PM, CO, SOx and NOx were quantified using isokinetic Assembly for Particulate Matter and Portable Gas Analyzer (PG-350) for the flue gases/ emission testing. Coal used as fuel for the Traditional and Fan-modified stove. LPG and Natural gas stoves managed and different locations. The results indicate that fan-driven modified stoves are relatively more efficient and cleaner than traditional stoves. Natural gas was found to be a clean fuel with the highest combustion efficiency. The Study comparing types of stoves evaluate the potential of fan-modified stoves and Natural gas to reduce the health risks associated with indoor air pollution and lessen the environmental impact of the fuel consumption.
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