MUMBAI, India, July 7 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202621048572 A) filed by P. R. Pote Patil College Of Engineering And Management, Amravati; Shahakar, Yogita Deepak; Ingle, Karan Vilas; Thakare, Aditee Shashikant; Deshmukh, Sawri Mohan; Ubhad, Vedant Nandkishor; Sune, Payal Nitin; Mete, Pranav Sachin; and Deshmukh, Vivek Shyam on April 16, 2026, for A Multipurpose Cooking Stove System For Generating Electrical Power From Waste Heat During Cooking.
Inventors include Shahakar, Yogita Deepak; Ingle, Karan Vilas; Thakare, Aditee Shashikant; Deshmukh, Sawri Mohan; Ubhad, Vedant Nandkishor; Sune, Payal Nitin; Mete, Pranav Sachin; and Deshmukh, Vivek Shyam.
The application for the patent was published on July 03, 2026, under issue no. 27/2026.
Abstract: The present invention relates to a multipurpose cooking stove system for generating electrical power from waste heat during cooking. The system comprises a combustion chamber (101, 102, 201) configured to combust gas (101), firewood (102), or other fuels to generate waste heat (103, 201). One or more thermoelectric generator (TEG) modules (104, 105, 202) are thermally coupled to the combustion chamber, wherein a hot side (104) faces the combustion region and a cold side (105) is connected to a cooling system (203) comprising heat sinks, cooling fins, and optionally a fan (110). A heat-flux directing plate channels hot gases to increase thermal exposure. An electrical subsystem including a voltage regulator (106) and DC-DC converter (205) conditions the generated electricity and stores it in a rechargeable battery (204). Output interfaces include USB (206), DC output (107), and LED connectors (109, 207). A sensor-based monitoring unit provides safety alerts and includes IoT communication for monitoring.
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