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Emergency Stove
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In the United States there are 35 million homes that are at risk of being affected by a natural disaster.() These natural disasters are responsible for $6.6 trillion in property damage.() A city in the United States with a very hish risk of being affected by a natural disaster is Fayetteville, North Carolina. Here there is a risk of wildfires, hurricanes, and tornadoes.() A big problem caused by these storms is the loss of electricity. Without electricity people are left without light and are also not able to cook food. If a natural disaster is expected to happen people should stock up on emergency food that won’t spoil and a big water supply. () Unfortunatley, about 70% of people in Unites States are not prepared to deal with a big storm.() If a person is not prepared for an emergency, cooking food will be difficult if there is no electricity, grill, …show more content…

The first experiment was used to determine which design was the most fuel efficient. It was important to make this experiment to figure out which stove could be lit for a longer of time period if the same amount of fuel was used. If a person found themselves in an emergency they might need to ration their resources and so they must have a very efficient stove that will stay lit for a long time. Based on the information gathered from the first experiment, it was estimated that stove #1 would be the most efficient design so it would also probably heat things up the faster than stove #2. The second experiment was made to find out which stove design would boil water the fastest. This would be an important experiment to carry out in case there is a need to cook or heat up a liquid during an emergency. The third experiment was made to find out which could cook an egg the

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