Russian huts simply cannot be imagined without a snow-white stove, which, without any exaggeration, can rightfully be considered the soul of a hut. She not only warms up housing space and prepares food. The stove helps to heat the water for washing or washing dishes, drying laundry, and is also an excellent sunbed, on which you can not only properly level your back, but also have a good night's sleep. It is not for nothing that many heroes spent the night in Russian fairy tales and Soviet cartoons on stoves.
And what is the well-known character named Emelya worth? This fairy-tale hero managed to use the stove for other purposes, and instead of cooking or relaxing, he sliced through this device through the village, using it as a transport. Any stove consists of several elements, and one of the most important parts is the stomata.
But not many people know what it is for, and what function it performs in the operation of the furnace. That is why in the material below we decided to analyze this issue in detail and provide you with some useful information. So let's get started
What is the stomata in the furnace
What is a "stomata in a furnace"? Opposite the hearth is the main part, namely the cooking chamber. It has other names, namely the crucible or firebox. And next to this window is a hole, popularly called a brow or mouth.
In standard models, it is made in the form of a rectangle, a rectangular shape and looks like a vault. On average, the width is 50 cm, and the height indicator stopped at around 35 cm.
Stomata constituents
This part is an integral component in any furnace, and without its availability, the use of equipment will become impossible. There are small depressions on both sides of the stomata. They are called ashpots or eyeglasses. In addition, the mouth includes other details, namely:
- Damper for closing (may have both one and two handles);
- The hole itself is a stomata for laying fuel;
- Small spill preventing fuel spill out after laying.
Functional purpose of stomata
As mentioned above, stomata is one of the most important parts in any stove. This hole is designed to fill the fuel, ensuring stable operation of the furnace, necessary for cooking. In addition, through stomata lays dishes with products for cooking. This hole is arranged so that above it to the upper point of the furnace there is a wall - gas threshold 7, the minimum height of which starts from an indicator of 18 cm
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