Camp Chef Expedition 3X 3 Double Burner Stove One Size - Portable Stove
Considerations - when choosing Camp chef Double burner stove, camping cooker, you must consider where it will be used, how it will transport, fuel availability and required maintenance. These factors will help determine what size and type of camping stove you need.
Feature :
- Burner Stove 16" x 38 " cooking area (608 square inches) 3 aluminum burners 90,000 BTU/hr
- Three high capacity 30,000 BTU burners
- Includes true seasoned steel 24"" x ""18 Griddle
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The Heat is transferred in three basic ways:
1. Heat Driving transferred : It is transmitted by direct contact of a body of higher temperature to one of lower. Example: warmer, electric blankets, heated feet, electric guatero.
2. Convection transferred : Heat transfer is accomplished by air circulation in a defined space. Example: fan heaters, electric convectors, oleoeléctricos, convective stoves.
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3. transferred Radiation: The heat is transmitted directly via radiating waves. Example: infrared heater, catalytic stove, wood heaters, quartz heaters, halogen heaters.
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The four types of camping stoves are solid fuel stoves, pressurized liquid, liquids and gases under pressure.
>> Solid Fuel - Solid fuel stoves work with alcohol gel or hexagonal blocks. Fuel is small, cheap and easy to carry, but can be difficult to find and burns slowly.
>> No pressure liquid Stove - stoves not used methanol compressed liquid. These stoves are easy to operate, require little maintenance and have cheap fuel, but also burn inefficiently and can leak fuel.
>> Pressurized liquid Stoves - pressurized liquid fuel-burning Coleman stoves, kerosene or gasoline as fuel. The fuel is readily available and burned efficiently, but is prone to leakage and inflamed during cooking, which could burn the cook and spoil the food.
>> Gas Stoves - gas stoves operated cylinders of compressed gas, such as propane. Cheap to use and maintain, and are light to carry, but the fuel can be difficult to find, especially if you are traveling in some remote or abroad instead.
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