Efficiency and Electrical Power Consumption Analysis of Gasification Stove Fueled by Used Cooking Oil as A Renewable Energy Alternative

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Analysis demonstrates thermal efficiency decline in gasification stoves using used cooking oil, suggesting design improvements are needed.

The highest thermal efficiency observed is 30.49% for heating 1 liter of water, indicating variable performance with water volume.
Fuel consumption rate peaked at 1 liter/hour, with notable combustion input power reaching 8,246.10 watts and output power at 1,481.28 watts.
This analysis utilized the Water Boiling Test method to evaluate the thermal efficiency of used cooking oil stoves and their energy potential.
Improvements in stove design are essential, as the current blower pipe configuration leads to reduced thermal efficiency despite high input power.

Purwandito Tulus Asmoro (2025) studied this question.

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Analysis demonstrates thermal efficiency decline in gasification stoves using used cooking oil, suggesting design improvements are needed.