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Abstract

An incinerator including an incineration chamber; a chamber wall having a first insulating material for retaining heat in the incineration chamber, the insulating material being mounted on the lower portion of the chamber wall, and a second insulating material for allowing a portion of the heat to radiate from the incineration chamber, the second insulating material being mounted on the upper portion of the chamber wall, the chamber wall further defining at least one hot air inlet for allowing hot air to enter the incineration chamber and at least one incineration gases outlet for allowing hot gases to exit from the incineration chamber a dividing wall disposed around the chamber wall, thereby defining a gas space between the chamber wall and the dividing wall, and at least one gas outlet for allowing hot gas to pass from the gas space; an exterior wall disposed around the dividing wall, thereby defining an air space between the dividing wall and the exterior wall, the exterior wall further defining at least one ambient air inlet for allowing ambient air to enter the air space, the chamber wall further defining at least one hot air inlet for allowing hot air to pass from an air space to the incineration chamber; a sealable feeding fuel inlet; a bottom wall defining an ashes outlet; a first limiting bottom wall disposed between portions of the chamber wall and the dividing wall for limiting said gases space; a second limiting bottom wall disposed between portions of the dividing wall and the exterior wall for limiting the air space; a grate disposed in the ashes outlet in the bottom wall for allowing ashes to pass therethrough; a floor disposed under the grate for collecting the ashes for removal; wherein, fuel fed through the fuel inlet is incinerated in the incineration chamber, ambient air entering the air space, which is heated by the chamber wall, enters the incineration chamber through the hot air inlet in the chamber wall and contributes to the incineration process, incineration gases which are formed by the incineration exit the incineration chamber into said gases space through the incineration gases outlet in the chamber wall, exit the gases space for collection through the gas outlet in the chamber wall and the gas outlet in the exterior wall, and ashes formed by the incineration pass through the grate onto the floor for removal.

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