HOLEY ROKET TECHNOLOGY

The Holey Roket technology promotes using biomass briquettes and their hole as the key feature of an efficient cooking system. The flames coming in the combustion chamber are condensed within a small space (scheme) providing higher heat output and therefore better combustion of toxic gasses like Carbon Monoxide (CO).

The project was realized as part of the Masters of Applied Arts degree in Design at Emily Carr University in Vancouver, BC in Canada in collaboration with Legacy Foundation (biomass briquettes technology) and Aprovecho research center (cooking-stoves technology). It has won the Governor General Gold Medal Award for academic achievement.

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The thesis work titled Holey Roket: The Eco-centric Vernacular Design can be downloaded from Emily Carr Website:

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Briquette-specific stoves manufactured or consulted with collaborative entrepreneurs world-wide:

Holey Roket, Chad Mdula stove, Chembe, Malawi Holey Rocket, Vancouver, BC, Canada Triple-fed Roket stove, Chad Double Roket stove, Chad Holey Rocket, Project Katudu, DR Congo Rocket Mdula, Vancouver, BC, Canada Aprovecho 'China' (Improvised Roket) stove, Eugene, OR, USA Larry Winiarski stove (improvised Roket), Aprovecho, Eugene, OR Kampala Jellitone Suppliers stove, Kampala, Uganda Double-roket, Vancouver, BC, Canada BigMama Roket

To initiate your local production, please refer to the manufacturing guidelines (from the menu) or contact Rok for a free consultation:

rok.stoves@gmail.com

Rok Oblak
Gregorciceva ulica 5
4224 Gorenja vas

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