Wood burning, water heating stove

Abstract

The invention consists of a cylinder within a cylinder with the inner cylinder acting as the firebox while the outer cylinder is the water tank. The top of the inner cylinder exceeds the height of the outer cylinder and consists of a top lid through which wood is introduced. An air blower is specially cofigured to create a vortex of air which feeds the fire.

1 . A wood burning, water heating stove comprising: 
 an inner cylinder and an outer cylinder, said inner cylinder being a firebox and said outer cylinder being a water tank;    a top lid extending from the top of said inner cylinder allowing for input of wood;    a blower connected to a conduit leading to an air outlet;    said outlet being angled so as to create a vortex;    
     
     
         2 . A wood burning, water heating stove such as  claim 1  wherein: 
 a plate provides a detour before reaching a chimney;  
 
     
     
         3 . A wood burning, water heating stove such as  claim 1  wherein: 
 said chimney further provided with a double wall to preheat outside air passing through a preheated air conduit leading to said blower.  
 
     
     
         4 . A wood burning, water heating stove such as  claim 1  wherein: 
 said air outlet having a first angle, and a second angle, and an opening;  
 air exiting said opening hitting a bottom wall thus biasing air tangentially along inner wall of said inner cylinder;  
 air having completed the circumference hitting outside of said bottom wall and directed away from wall of said inner cylinder, drawing some outcomiong air from said air outlet to create an inwardly spiraling motion part of a said vortex.