1. Energy-efficient stoves should be placed in a wind-sheltered location, and wind shields should be added to prevent the flame from drifting off the bottom of the pot.

　　2. The energy-saving stove adjusts the size of the air inlet to ensure that the blue flame burns completely.

　　3. When using energy-efficient cookers, you should fully prepare all ingredients before lighting the fire.

　　4. When using energy-efficient cookware for soups and stews, first bring the liquid to a boil over high heat, then reduce the heat to low and keep the liquid gently boiling without overflowing.

　　5. When using energy-efficient stoves, ensure that the rack is positioned at a height such that the outer flame directly contacts the bottom of the pot, thereby enhancing efficiency.

　　6. For energy-efficient stoves, first wipe off any moisture from the surface of pots and kettles before placing them over the flame, ensuring that thermal energy is transferred to the pot interior as quickly as possible and thus conserving gas consumption.

　　7. When using energy-saving stoves to heat water, the closer the water gets to boiling point, the more heat it requires and the more gas it consumes. Therefore, when heating water, avoid bringing the water to a full boil and then adding cold water—instead, you can directly heat cold water to the desired temperature, which saves gas. Here’s an introduction to the advantages of energy-saving stoves: This approach helps conserve gas.

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　　1. Energy-saving heating furnace with a fully wet-back, three-pass structure.

　　This effectively improves the combustion thermal efficiency of the heating furnace and reduces NOx emissions in the flue gas, ensuring complete combustion and uniform heat transfer in the boiler.

　　2. Extra-large coal-loading space.

　　It effectively balances the supply and demand of air within the combustion chamber. The exceptionally large coal-loading space not only reduces heat loss but also saves time and effort.

　　3. Compared to traditional boilers, eco-friendly and energy-saving heating stoves save 30% on coal consumption.

　　4. The heating furnace is equipped with an energy-saving and environmentally friendly insulation system.

　　5. Tilted floating grate.

　　It effectively addresses the uneven distribution and air leakage in the coal bed of the hearth furnace, ensuring that the coal is evenly spread across the entire grate in a graded manner.

　　6. The energy-saving heating stove achieves smokeless combustion of bituminous coal, making it a truly environmentally friendly product. Previous entry