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[@robinburkey2466]

Imagine what it would be like if it was properly insulated. I'm an industrial insulator with 20+ years experience in power plant work. Keep up the great work!

[@NOBOX7]

I used to build scaffold for you guys

[@justinjames965]

I have questions. . .

[@nerdy1701]

This reminds me of the Doble boiler design. Great video

[@nejiniisan1265]

Yeah

[@weldonmcmillan5732]

By adding one cap full of muriatic daily to the make up water, will greatly reduce any build up of scale

[@roehle9962]

Skookum choocher. You should put a plate of top to force the heat to go through the gaps between the pipes. I work for a company that produces extremely efficient condensing boilers. A casing around the whole thing also wouldn't hurt

[@NOBOX7]

Thanks for the input . The device will be insulated inside a steal framed box when complete . I have seen something about condensing boilers on a repair video . is the idea to only expose the heat exchange to tap water wile using a closed loop of clean water ? it was a repair video and they said nothing about how they work , he was just changing the heat exchange and i thought wow wonder whats up with that , hence my hunch .

[@roehle9962]

@@NOBOX7 yeah kinda. But the biggest advantage against regular boilers is that the exhaust is cooled down to room temperature, condensing the steam produced by the combustion process. Alot of energy is stored in this steam. They achieve this by winding the tubing extremely tight, there's only a .3mm gap between them. This forces the exhaust from the combustion/heating chamber to give off all it's heat

[@Dollapfin]

Backyard Arsenal put the coldest water to the coldest part. This allows you to take the air down to near the temp of the water input.

[@impactodelsurenterprise2440]

Connect it to a micro turbine and generate electricity!

[@impactodelsurenterprise2440]

Combustion engines aren't 2/3 efficient. More like 1/3. Even then you need to run it on expensive fuel.

[@impactodelsurenterprise2440]

So does an engine, because thermodynamics. Power plants typically burn coals to generate steam which in turn drives what is known as a steam turbine, which in turn generate electricity. Some even run on combined cycle, using natural gas for the main turbine and residual heat to produce steam for a secondary steam turbine. Did you honestly think power plants run on gasoline and diesel?

[@Jupiter-rs4zl]

Schizophrenia

[@impactodelsurenterprise2440]

@Jupiter-rs4zl It was a reply to another person who deleted his comments.

[@1128ET]

And Micro Condenser too😊

[@mr.bullet239]

Hello friend, very good work, I'll give you an idea of ​​mine... put the coil in a metal container that serves as a crucible, then melt lead and pour it with the coil, and when you want steam... keep the lead molten with the coil inside....the results are incredible, if you get to do it and upload a video please let me know. Greetings from Spain

[@nejiniisan1265]

Add some heat insulating outside. Nice one.

[@joseantronius4385]

Excelente. Es recomendable aislar la zona lateral con lana de roca para minimizar las pérdidas de calor a los alrededores.

[@sssbznzn]

Thanks

[@tigerlilly3727]

ok, you vape. we get it. very cool design. inspiring.

[@dieselscience]

*DM me* I'm an engineer and I see a few ways you can make BIG improvements in efficiency. I do NOT know what your end goal usage is but this should be putting out superheated steam and not clouds of water vapor with a burner like that.

[@justinwhitlow8618]

Please contact me I need help designing a steam boiler

[@dieselscience]

@@justinwhitlow8618 Tell me your use for the boiler and what you have so far.

[@justinwhitlow8618]

It's a 25cc 2 stroke engine off a weedeater. I've converted it to run off steam and have had it running great. Looking to run 65 to 120 psi. I'm planning to build a steam powered mini chopper and need the smallest setup possible that will have enough output to run it

[@justinwhitlow8618]

@@dieselscience I am not married to any particular fuel source. I'm open to anything.

[@dieselscience]

@@justinwhitlow8618 Both of those are a tough order. Anything you add will be more weight. The weed eater is easier to deal with. BOTH of them would need have _some_ recondensation in the cylinder but not too much, just enough that drops come out the exhaust. Ideally, scrap the pistons and go with turbines. There are sources on the web for temp vs. pressure. Look for "Steam quality tables."

[@twill9278]

Superheated steam is invisible. Impressive overall.

[@TheBrokenEagle]

that works really well, similar design to a clayton steam generator

[@bern4679]

Would like to see you team up with someone working on a Tesla turbine generator. Maybe even power it with wood gas to make an off grid power generator.

[@AnyHouseCleaning]

Well Done. All for efforts, will pay off soon

[@Blurko17]

Good job bro !!! It could be used to desalinate water and solve the drinking water problems all around the world !!! The big problem would be how to clean the tube after salt solidification inside of it !!! But it´s just a matter of giving it a little of thinking !!! Thank you so much for this wonderfull idea !!! God blesses you !!!

[@MasterChef-ux3gk]

Imagine this in -40°!!! You could make a cloud generator! It can already put out enough steam to make fog at 80 Fahrenheit (whatever that is in Celsius idk, can't remember) -20°C would be epic too, being Canadian, it gets really cold and this would be awesome lol

[@ArktourosUltorMaximus7600]

27°C

[@atticus2581]

How to get the firedepartment on your ass 101

[@FixItYerself]

you could open a drive through steam clean with that

[@mohammadayub2760]

Amazing such a simple way to heat water

[@avtomexanik6357]

You super i from Uzbekistan!

[@waymonblevins6939]

You need to insulate the coil with Ceramic Wool (it good up to 1400 Degrees) and put a metal liner around the tubing. The temperature will increase and You can cut down on your fuel. If you plan to use it as a Hot Water Boiler it will be Great. It would be best if it is a Closed Loop Boiler. Your Water Chemistry is Very important. The Water Chemistry will Stop contaminants and the rotting of your tubing and the Closed Loop means once the Chemistry is right you won't have to keep adding chemicals. The Ceramic Wool is best for insulating the tubing. You can add Heat Exchanger to the loop to heat different Rooms.

[@War_maN333]

very insightful, thanks for this comment

[@danf4447]

how do you get the water chemistry right?? ph is easy but metals and contaminants and corrosive influence ...not so much?

[@waymonblevins6939]

@@danf4447 according to the Type of Metal You are Using being Stainless Steel or Carbon Steel, Monel or Other Metal the Water Chemistry stops the erosion of the Metal Tubing. Chemistry is determined by the tubing being used. Correcting the Water Chemistry adds life to the tubing and stops the erosion of the metal. Believe it or not water has materials in it that eroded the walls of the tubing. You will need chemistry engineering to set the chemicals you need to correct the water for the Boiler.

[@danf4447]

@@waymonblevins6939 cool. yeah i know superheated steam is very corrosive as is regular water under certain conditions

[@waymonblevins6939]

@@danf4447 I am a Old Boilermaker by Trade. With Superheated Steam is at 1200 F Degrees and @ 2500 psi, that Steam can cut many Boiler Tubes when a Boiler Tube Ruptures. That ruptured tube can cut 10 to 15 steel tubes by that one ruptured tube. These are 2'' o.d. tubes with . 375 wall thickness. So Super Heated Steam is very Dangerous. It will cut you like a knife. That is why water chemistry is very IMPORTANT on these Closed Loop Boilers. The Water in these Boilers are De- mineralized meaning No Minerals at all. Best wishes.

[@earth-friendlytreefarms4824]

Nice, and Steamy.

[@RustyInventions-wz6ir]

Very interesting. Just found your channel and subscribed.

[@brettmoore3194]

After the generator discharge it up like a distillery crook. Collect all your distilled water so you wont have to worry about buildup

[@hdcandela5697]

So aside from detailing how it works, perhaps you should tell how it could be used in the house, in a steam car, in a steam generator, etc.

[@DemeDemetre]

I want this for my car exhaust for aesthetic smoke

[@АлександрИванов-щ6д7ы]

Мощный самогоный аппарат у вас)) 😁.

[@МойГосподинМойГосподин]

Здравствуйте,а что это?

[@DemeDemetre]

@@МойГосподинМойГосподин это как производитель алкоголя (незаконно)

[@bern4679]

would be interesting to see if it could run on a wood fire.

[@joeylawell3590]

It already is interesting but ya

[@eby6114]

Look. A smokeless burn barrel and waste wood.

[@terryberg]

I'd like to see this thing employed in something useful like a steam engine turning a generator/alternator charging a bank of batteries for power applications. Something like the steam engine another youtuber built using a turbocharger.

[@coltonsmith5054]

Can you send a link

[@MNHOMEdotPro]

Very cool. What's the rating on the water pump? Would it still work pumping from a tank instead of a pressurized plumbing system? Thanks

[@bigboydrz]

yes with gravity

[@whydahell3816]

So could I use this to clean my car floor mats?

[@HeavyDemir]

is there a video where this does work?

[@SlickManChoux]

U can use that as a primary coil plunged in tank to heat water tank.

[@danf4447]

doble knew his stuff didnt he

[@publicdomain3378]

Just out a condenser with a blow off valve and reuse distilled water and you'll never have to change or clean the water it can be a closed system and run.

[@hamidrafi2012]

If 250 kg milk pan how much steam pressure require Please inform me thanks you

[@teenagecomputer]

Hi there, great job on the coil. Just have a few questions - Could this be used to pressurize an autoclave (15 - 17psi @ 250F)? would there be back pressure in the coil ? and could a regulator be used to avoid this? Kind regards

[@NOBOX7]

Yes

[@zustrelaxe8186]

How to baying that sir

[@eby6114]

@@zustrelaxe8186 Make it

[@ramzeneger]

Thank you very much!

[@ЯстребРа]

За такую съемку, руки оторвать надо.

[@SlickManChoux]

Try that in summer without gas burner you'll get the same result.Good to wash car or clean grease ... Steam is dangerous ,to make that work safely a lot safety features need to be mounted.Good job anyway

[@jdhart3759]

I sense potential for a generator or as the steam generator in model locomotives

[@kevinjohnson5060]

so how are these used? I assume to heat up room(s) so do lines run to radiators in rooms or just pipes under floor (heated floor) and as the steam cools down and goes back to water, is there still pressure to return it to the water tank? how much water is lost in the steam in a closed loop system? i guess i need to watch more detailed videos.

[@NOBOX7]

steam equipment for mobile car washes and killing weeds

[@Mellotronaic]

Now to build a modern steam car for this to power.

[@SJ-xg1uf]

I wonder what this could do in a vehicle? I wonder if it could out run a doble steam car.

[@antman24335]

How to feed the water continous?... It will dry

[@mrdanger4851]

Try lighting steam on fire you might be surprised as to how flammable it is. Not the condensation but the ACTUAL steam. Research it.

[@Ratman_Bejo]

This it capacity spiral boiler

[@mmangla5575]

Amazing

[@zanriztv]

Hii inafanya kazi vizuri sana

[@NOBOX7]

Shukrani kwa maneno mazuri rafiki

[@joepolignone9766]

Do you know if I would work for steaming craps

[@lacey2450]

Could you do this with no electronics?

[@NOBOX7]

yes

[@puzzleheaddesign3789]

so how to use waste to power that thing and push the steam into a turbine

[@anatolii738]

Why you don't use induction heating? It's metal, I think that productivity of your device will be much higher with induction heating instead of gas heating.

[@sarcasmo57]

Can we still make bagels? Yeah, it's just steamy.

[@claudiobernaldolores6494]

La bomba presurizadora porque la ocultas en el vídeo si subes un vídeo exibe todos los componentes que utilizan

[@raship]

how long it can work continously?

[@patrickalvesreis]

qual pressao de saida?

[@maxkennedy5073]

How are you regulating water flow to match the steam generation. I assume that it will at some point be under pressure as opposed to free flow.

[@ramiabram6010]

Can it melt driveway snow??

[@kevinwhitted2147]

And that was back in the late 70s

[@aniketpawar18]

Great demonstration , what are its specifications PSI Steam temp Fuel consumption I have a requirement of one of the same high pressure boiler for sterilizing mushroom substrate , will it work for the purpose ? Please contact me with quotation

[@NOBOX7]

$9 an hour propane consumption can go as hot as 200 c and as high as 300 psi or higher if i make it to do so . I just sold a unit for $3,800 Emails me and i will show you the unit after its finished . My email is in the description

[@dieselscience]

You don't say how much substrate or how much total volume you're sterilizing at one time so I can only guess... BUT for what you're doing, you don't need nearly this much heat output. For autoclaving, it's not just temperature and pressure that matter it's also TIME AT TEMP.

[@nathanhood6500]

How can I get in contact with you?!

[@محمدعلام-ث9ذ]

Very cool work, how long is the total length of stainless steel tubes?...

[@eby6114]

He already said

[@glaysonmestre]

name of this tubes?

[@ЖанЖуматов-ю7п]

Длина трубы сколько метров хорошая техника молодец спасибо за информацию

[@Kurt2222]

How many psi is the water flow? And what is the gpm? I'm curious if just a 50 foot coil will work with a boiler pump.

[@NOBOX7]

250 psi 1 to 2 lpm but never did a good flow test

[@Kurt2222]

@@NOBOX7 did you ever measure the water psi at the outlet? Because the video of water shooting out is not 250 psi, more like 40 or 50 psi. I hooked up my 1/4" stainless 50 foot coil to water hose at 50 psi and the flow was the same as your video. I'm about to coil it tightly for a steamer then check psi just from water hose again. The pressure difference from inlet to outlet would be good to know. The percentage loss from the friction as a rule of thumb will be valuable no doubt.

[@Kurt2222]

@@NOBOX7 I tested my 50' coil with propane weed burner, less than 2 minutes to heat with wind blowing at times, normal water hose pressure does the same as your rig does with the alleged 250 psi water pressure. I still don't believe yours is anywhere near that at the outlet. Maybe if you had 200 feet of coil, then you might need that much at the inlet. Your water pressure is falling off way too fast. Research I've done recently said about 30% drop in pressure which turns out to be true for my setup. My waterhose tested 45-50 psi at first then after coiling stainless steel tubing,it had reduced to 34 psi which is close to 30%. At 34 psi the temp should be close to 280°F.

[@Kurt2222]

@@NOBOX7 just did a flow test, 1 gpm from waterhose. Biggest diameter of coil is about 8". This stainless steel tubing is 1/4" OD and .028 wall thickness, so .194 ID. Now I'm really interested in you checking your setup to see what's so far off.

[@justtinkering6713]

Very interested. How do you feed water into the monotube? Could it be gravity fed? If so, how do you keep the pressure from going into the water Reservoir?

[@masterblaster1]

how much one of those for 200HP engine?

[@wrex1377]

Stick a die grinder on that

[@ScienceSeekho]

What's the temperature of the heater / boiler?

[@Gavintyler21]

I’m looking up DIY pool heaters and this video came up. Would a mono tube be over kill or even safe for heating a pool. I have 100 feet of stainless tubing in a burn barrel that takes 6-7 hours to raise the water 10 degrees. Also where is a good place to buy stainless steel tubing coil my home brew stores are out of stock?

[@NOBOX7]

Bro the entire world is going out of stock thanks to that guy dressed up like Joe biden . Bro that aint Joe Biden , guy rights with a different hand and every thing . signs bills with right hand during obamya now he is left handed and has no ear lobes

[@Gavintyler21]

@@NOBOX7 Can these be used to heat a pool?

[@precisiont5188]

Would you sell one of these? Preferably smaller..

[@NOBOX7]

Yes , contact info is in description

[@shilpidutta4570]

Safety valve should be used. Design is excellent.

[@iliyaisaev8762]

что это?.... и зачем????

[@sacredfrequencies8424]

Can you size that up to boil 200 + gph of water ?

[@NOBOX7]

Yes

[@hamdyahmed5058]

how many liter in mintue

[@bobi_lopataru]

Can this work with no pump or a really weak pump? Would it spit the steam into the water tank?

[@georgeblack589]

You have to overcome boiler pressure to pump water in. It looks like he's using a pressure washer pump powered by an electric motor.

[@hamdyahmed5058]

what happen if i put salt watet ? will the salt get out with steam ?

[@gangleweed]

No....the salt will clog up the pipe very quickly.

[@collinsmetro]

Amos hes out there again, I know Agnus.

[@NOBOX7]

rofl

[@NOBOX7]

Good thing there hearing impaired lol

[@collinsmetro]

@@NOBOX7 I'm glad you have good neighbors Keep up the great work

[@danielbarragan6910]

Connect it to a Tesla turbine connected to a dc motor to make a generator.

[@douglasmcleod7481]

Hello I’m looking to buy a high output waste oil boiler close to the size and style you show in the vid . Can you help me with that ?

[@NOBOX7]

Yes please email me using the emails in the description

[@claudiobernaldolores6494]

Oye porque ocultar la bomba

[@ALAREFE2010]

This good idea

[@heilerdelarosa]

Hermano en ves de agua usa Diésel a ver qué pasa si enciende mejor la llama

[@Kopie0830]

Amazing! This is just what I need for free electricity! Ahahahaa! Thank you!

[@publicdomain3378]

Me too ☺️

[@globta2484]

It won't be free you'll need fuel for heating

[@Kopie0830]

@@globta2484 your right, I was actually thinking of a different thing, you know, water heated thru coal which is pressurized and the steam running a turbine generator. Wrong video hahahaha.

[@zenyalitvin3888]

Удивление:паро-генератор! Давай двигатель и погнали ......

[@rudolfhough6226]

Thats water being wasted. Steam is invisible.

[@NOBOX7]

This was for a mobile car wash sprayer so yes wet steam is best for that application

[@essinem4130]

Nice man, that thing looks great. It's only a matter of time before you're building industrial steam units. I watched this video ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/enSxo555ba6bo7M ) a bunch of years ago, really great insight into whats involved in making a manufacturing a high pressure, high flow heating coil. Your burners always seemed perfect for these to me.

[@ArktourosUltorMaximus7600]

Now add some plutonium and a turbine. And that's it.

[@Anatolyich_124rus]

Для чего нужен такой парогенератор?

[@uuuu-lw4hk]

Это парогенератор, похож на те, что ставят на мойки высокого давления. Чистят сильные загрязнения, паром и струёй воды одновременно. Но применений много, можно в камеры пропарки древесины или прогрев замерзшей тяжелой техники на северах.

[@althuelectronics5158]

Good

[@pooddescrewch8718]

Steam engine . Steam is a great method of powering cars .Not as convenient as petrol but just as effective .

[@abazarviolin-fans2185]

Woooow😲

[@kienspeiher5142]

У меня извечный русский вопрос, а нахера?

[@спасиботебе-п3л]

Климатическое ору.ие

[@sultanmehmoodghaznavi6312]

what he's trying to add up global warming?

[@GeriIndustrialDesignerPrivate]

is similar with my version electric tubes , please no jump videos in that business ©️®️™️

[@ayundha.dewi.saristyaasta2253]

😊😊😊❤

[@hmhama782]

A Benson boiler

[@zanganopeludo2079]

auto lavado a vapor???¡?¡¡¡¡??

[@kachi-cv8ny]

Taking pictures is very bad. Looks dizzy

[@tom5051666]

very wet steam, kind if useless

[@NOBOX7]

Useless for what its just a test and not a finished product but portable car wash steamers need wet steam . Dont be so negative Tom

[@extremerayon7927]

if someone made a flash boiler, more economic than the gasoline engine and in the size of the doble boiler, it could revolucionate the market of cars today

[@leemueck]

look up jay leno's steam car not cars. good watch

[@timothykeith1367]

The Cyclone steam engine attempted to do that, it failed. I don't know if they ever built a steam engine that was commercial quality, but I know it couldn't compete with diesels in efficiency. It was a 5 cylinder radial engine. Even if not suited for industrial use, I'd like to see something like that as an off-grid power source. I expect that it didn't meet standards for durability, but I never saw a complete report of the reasons that the Cyclone was not manufactured. Insiders probably knew early on that it couldn't succeed, but the project lingered for years. Cyclone used ceramic bearings that used water as a lubricant so that it could theoretically operate at very high temperatures and higher steam pressure.

[@markcollard9326]

steam cleaner 6000

[@sergiocurado30]

muto bom