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Key Benefits
The
principle is easy. Wood is burnt quickly, cleanly and efficiently at high
temperatures in a heat-retaining Tulikivi fireplace. Most of the thermal
energy is retained in the soapstone mass, which continues to radiate heat
evenly and steadily over a period of time long after the fire has gone
out.
This reduces wood consumption as well as emissions. The Contra-flow System The contra-flow system is used to collect thermal energy from hot flue gases. (1) When wood burns in the firebox high temperatures are reached quickly, forcing the burning flue gases into the upper combustion chamber below the top lid. (2) The hot gases are then guided down and out into the side channels, where the heat is released into the exterior stones. At the same time, room air outside the fireplace walls warms and moves up the stone surface in a path opposite to the interior downflow. These two opposing air flows are known as contra-flow. Most of the generated heat is transferred evenly into the room in the form of comfortable radiant heat.
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