I looked into some of this and you lose about a third of your power through efficiency or the difference between British thermal units with gasoline and diesel versus wood gas you have to get a larger generator if you are already about maxing it out basically a 15 KW turns into a 10 KW but the good news is you can find the larger generators at a pretty reasonable price when a store replaces them because nobody wants them do the fuel efficiency so they're perfect for this type of project
@@nonconformist4802 no I was looking at a generator that ran off of hydrogen and diesel generators run @ generally 1800 RPMs and gasoline @ 3600 RPMs since it runs at a consistent RPM as long as you size the hydrogen generator correctly it should not be a problem it's the storage of hydrogen and being able to produce and regulate it. on demand wood gasifiers are very interesting and cool they're dirty though
@@nonconformist4802 sorry I missed that you lose about 30% efficiency in BTUs wood gas being compared to gasoline so if you have a 15 KW generator it will only produce about 10 KW using wood gas but if you have a 30 KW it will produce around 20 kW using wood gas.. so just make sure you get a bigger generator then what you think you're going to need
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I'll bet the US paid 200 million dollars for this.
Good day, I am interested in a unit that can run a 250-300kw generator. I hav a good supply of dry woodchips that can be used as fuel source
I looked into some of this and you lose about a third of your power through efficiency or the difference between British thermal units with gasoline and diesel versus wood gas you have to get a larger generator if you are already about maxing it out basically a 15 KW turns into a 10 KW but the good news is you can find the larger generators at a pretty reasonable price when a store replaces them because nobody wants them do the fuel efficiency so they're perfect for this type of project
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So you worries about the efficiency ratio while there are zero electricity at all in remote places?
That makes sense.
@@nonconformist4802 no I was looking at a generator that ran off of hydrogen and diesel generators run @ generally 1800 RPMs and gasoline @ 3600 RPMs since it runs at a consistent RPM as long as you size the hydrogen generator correctly it should not be a problem it's the storage of hydrogen and being able to produce and regulate it. on demand wood gasifiers are very interesting and cool they're dirty though
@@nonconformist4802 sorry I missed that you lose about 30% efficiency in BTUs wood gas being compared to gasoline so if you have a 15 KW generator it will only produce about 10 KW using wood gas but if you have a 30 KW it will produce around 20 kW using wood gas.. so just make sure you get a bigger generator then what you think you're going to need
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