Gasifier Part 1

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  • Опубликовано: 23 дек 2024

Комментарии • 45

  • @johntaxi38
    @johntaxi38 10 лет назад +2

    Great build, my dad is working on one also, from josh burks video... Almost ready to fire up ... Thanks for sharing...

  • @BIGBOSS_ORACLES
    @BIGBOSS_ORACLES 3 года назад

    Shalom ❣️ very nice one

  • @JSabh
    @JSabh 7 лет назад +1

    Great job, looks well built. I would try using lighter color paint and a water jacket for your oil collection. That green may absorb too much heat from the sun but it does look cool. Also, look into using cobalt chloride crystal as a catalyst. It's simple to use and will remove CO2 leaving a much cleaner CO and pure ish hydrogen. I'd put the cobalt catalyst in that first cyclone stage. The heat may help activate the reaction better (don't know if that's accurate but it makes sense). Cheers

  • @melvinmariott8609
    @melvinmariott8609 3 года назад +1

    What state are you located in?
    Im in the process of building me one to run a small engine.

  • @altha2008
    @altha2008 10 лет назад +4

    Nice! least you took the time to paint it and make it look nice.
    some others I seen look like some of my grandfathers moonshine steals
    by in the 70's

    • @billmoocow
      @billmoocow  10 лет назад +1

      Every time someone see's it, they ask if it is a still. That made me smile!

  • @billmoocow
    @billmoocow  10 лет назад +2

    amazing homemade gasifier uses wood pellets to run generator -- renewable alternative energy video

  • @advnardes
    @advnardes 4 года назад

    Do you have another model?

  • @famguyluvr
    @famguyluvr 10 лет назад

    In theory, could I basically attach my pellet stove I use to heat my house already (from the exhaust pipe coming from the inside of my home), to the filter and use the rest of this design to make wood-gas? I'm wondering if I can use this gas then to operate an LP/NG wall heater? I would effectively be using a byproduct to produce more heat for my home and theoretically use less pellets, or produce extra heat, either way I'd be winning... Do you think this would possible?

    • @billmoocow
      @billmoocow  10 лет назад

      Too dangerous to put in house due to possible blow back if a leak occurs. There are vids of people putting it into propane tanks by pressurizing the gas into them. I have not done that yet but will study up more on it.

    • @famguyluvr
      @famguyluvr 10 лет назад

      How would you define "blow back" like the fire going back down the line?

    • @billmoocow
      @billmoocow  10 лет назад

      Gas builds where the fire is burning but if the burner has a leak, and has air ie oxygen then it will blow . It will send the fuel ie pellets up and rain down on you.

    • @famguyluvr
      @famguyluvr 10 лет назад

      Oh, that's a good point! Could I put a one way valve in the system somewhere that could prevent such thing?

    • @billmoocow
      @billmoocow  10 лет назад

      You have to make sure i'ts sealed right.
      And if not, figure out a way to do that.

  • @serhioromano
    @serhioromano 9 лет назад

    I think better to connect gas to top of old oil heater. Because when you connect it to the bottom you create gas flow resistance. Naturally wen gas cools it goes down. That is why cyclone filter has intake at the top.

  • @ybaggi
    @ybaggi 8 лет назад

    What's inside the cyclone filter?

  • @glbaker5595
    @glbaker5595 3 года назад

    Very nicely done, does anyone out there know how to store gas after you make it I don't think I have seen anyone do that yet ,I'm sure they folk out there doing it.

    • @Jim-wn9un
      @Jim-wn9un 3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/5hfznunVzKY/видео.html

  • @yodamann5193
    @yodamann5193 10 лет назад +1

    Amazing, cant wait to watch the remainder .
    Cheers

    • @billmoocow
      @billmoocow  10 лет назад +1

      Thanks, my wife died and am having a hard time right now but may do another video come spring or sooner.

    • @treasureseekerintheway3515
      @treasureseekerintheway3515 9 лет назад

      Bill Holstein I will keep you and yours in my prayers. Truly sorry to read that.

    • @yodadundar519
      @yodadundar519 9 лет назад

      +Bill Holstein Condolences, terrible time for you
      In my prayers as well

  • @PaulLadendorf
    @PaulLadendorf 8 лет назад

    Awesome! Are people powering cabins with these? I need to generate about 6 KWH/day. If my initial research is close, @ 2.5 lbs of biomass/KWH, an efficient gasifier would need about 15 lbs of feedstock to produce 6 KWH/day. That's 450 lbs/mo. That's a lot of sticks lol. :) How much time/electricity do you use to collect & cut feedstock? Is it really practical to produce 6 KWH/day using a gasifier or is this more suited for emergency power? Thanks!

    • @billmoocow
      @billmoocow  8 лет назад

      +Paul Ladendorf Battery bank and an inverter. Very do-able!

    • @billmoocow
      @billmoocow  8 лет назад

      +Bill Holstein ruclips.net/video/vToiLz9In78/видео.html

  • @advnardes
    @advnardes 4 года назад

    I make this gasifier. What do you thing??

  • @3DimensionalCAD
    @3DimensionalCAD 6 лет назад

    nice build

  • @tspriggsabq
    @tspriggsabq 8 лет назад

    yee haw you got yerself a moonshine still !!

  • @carlosmurray2647
    @carlosmurray2647 8 лет назад

    Use pellets as fuel rather than sticks, better more consistent and cheaper fuel if you count the time not spent foraging and processing the fuel or getting bitten by insects or animals.

  • @coolobuttface
    @coolobuttface 10 лет назад

    it's a household radiator

  • @tonydiesel3444
    @tonydiesel3444 Год назад

    Put some wmo in there

  • @Mindbender1414
    @Mindbender1414 10 лет назад

    Go Bills!

  • @enzorocha2977
    @enzorocha2977 5 лет назад

    Yep jumped to the end expecting no burn test. Expectation met. That's a fancy build that wasted everyone's time.

    • @billmoocow
      @billmoocow  5 лет назад +3

      Hmmm, i wonder if there is any other videos of burn tests on my page?