Amazing!! Powerful oil waste burner without a blower machine DIY tutorial

This is the second time I've made a burner from used oil as fuel, this burner uses steam as a suction and thruster of fire, with a venturi effect technique. So no blower is needed. other than used oil, this burner is water-fueled

[@sailorbishop]

so, you're using the steam generated by the heat of the oil fire to create a venturi affect that mixes art in, increasing the efficiency of the burn and the heat output. One thing i would add is a automatic pressure release valve , so it doesn't explode. Pressure testing might also be work looking into

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

That's right, I want to add a pressure relief valve and a pressure gauge, but it's expensive in my place even if there are cheap but poor quality

[@SuperPeter05]

@@ThePlantsKeeper Think old pressure cooker safety valve. A pipe with a weighted cone sitting in it. When pressure got to high it lifted released steam then fell back into place. Start light and add weight.

[@gotensan608]

@@ThePlantsKeeper you can fabricate... just find spring and a metal weight

[@garethb5729]

@@ThePlantsKeeper an old fire extinguisher will hold the pressure. The water, foam and powder types have good quality gauges.

[@kiyoponnn]

how exactly is the burn efficient when the flame isn't blue?

[@basiliobastardo255]

I been commenting on how dangerous a spill of water on oil burner stove design, but with this, its explicitly mix the steam with the burned oil, now the violent flames is utilized efficiently and also removed the fan which use electricity.... following the design and upgrades on next videos...neat.... keep it up...

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Thank you, that's the reason I always do a leak test because it would be very dangerous if any water fell into boiling oil

[@Country_Life_Japan]

Very unique design. Really interesting wow 😮 👏 good job 👍

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Thanks brother 😊🙏

[@anythingyouwanttvmr.anonym959]

Nice job it works with oil and steamed water.

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Thanks 🙏😊

[@user-ni8tr5ht2d]

Good❤️ I am welder of Bangladesh🌹

[@tcp3059]

Funny, this is kind of how steam locomotives work. Once the steam is released from one side of the cylinder and the other side is pressurized, the exhausted steam is blown out of the smoke stack to induce a draft through the firebox. That's why they chug.

[@rhustleraamera4678]

how to avoid chug?

[@AntonioZorro]

Muito interessante!

[@GBCobber]

A gallon of water +80c in 0.06 hours = 5-6 KW of heat energy. That's like the power of a home heating system. Not bad for a contraption.

[@cashablanca]

i did watch again & got the idea ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@shanedes4646]

Had to watch twice to understand the build awesome will be copying when I go off grid with a few mods thank u

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Thanks for watching 🤗

[@lorifilm]

What mods?

[@frenlanielozano4819]

Perfect

[@germaxgementiza2673]

Just wow, amazing idea

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Thanks brother 😁

[@iwanmurtanto1798]

Very inovative,,welldone👍👍👍

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Thanks kak 😊🙏

[@gr8kair]

Great, great, great invention you have. I this will be much better if there is a pilot light igniter like what others did before the strong blue fires appears. They do not use any blower but heated the pipe using alcohol before they release the oil and the steam they got from it produces the needed fire. If using water can add more power on the fire then this is much more powerful than just using the oil. The pressure valve is also needed if using water.

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Thanks brother, and thank you for the advice I appreciate that 🙏😊

[@antonywardle]

Wicked! Love it mate

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Thanks 😊

[@joeldeduro1379]

Good invention kabayan, improved pa more para excelent at produced more para tayo kahat makinabang

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Siap terimakasih kak 😊🙏

[@mahaagnyanipakachhari24]

Very good....!!!!!🎖

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Thanks brother

[@xxxlxxl7593]

Well done

[@klinmusicph]

Impressive 🔥

[@draculemihawk6318]

amazing keep it up 👍👍

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Thanks dude 👍🙏

[@nevales]

of course. thank you.

[@unknowtips]

Amazing my friend 👍

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Thanks 😊🙏

[@dickyzulfikar9428]

Mantapp om kreasi dan idenya, udah sering saya liat aneka oil burner luar, baru ini nemu pake system venturi tekanan uap air, mantap

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Makasih kak 🙏😊

[@magnusmakungu9604]

Mavalous, good work in deed!

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

@@magnusmakungu9604 thanks brother

[@omyjaya7948]

Om kalau mau order bgmn caranya..mohon di respon ya om...ditunggu

[@YMe-hp7hi]

This is amazing but please we we need a video with more details on how it works. Thank you sir.

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Just wait okay

[@cashablanca]

@@ThePlantsKeeper or the draft if you can show it😁

[@sandybesas4319]

Amazingly very good contribution to the human race!..you are very kind and perfect inventor

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Thank you 😊🙏

[@andykujawowicz3325]

My only dream in life is to live up to your expectations I hope one day I can be judged by you and prove myself worthy to the human race.

[@brentsmith5647]

Brilliant video thank u 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Thanks brother 🙏😊

[@payelsheakh9156]

amazing keep it up bro

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Thanks brother

[@muhammadtaufiqulilmyalbaar2863]

mantap idenya, sukses selalu....

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Thanks kak 😊🙏

[@madamlods]

I like your idea

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Thanks brother

[@emeliealegonero4043]

Cool good job❤

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Thanks ☺️

[@asanabdulwahid61]

Nice bro

[@julsvlogtv1991]

excellent..💪💪❤

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Thanks dude 😊

[@valtvppcpalawan2968]

Good job idol..

[@empoyvid4866]

Wow nice 👍👍👍

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Thanks 🙏

[@kimutairop2847]

How long does it take before the steam is generated to assist air flow? When the water is finished you will have a Smokey flame as the tank is refilled and heated? Could you incorporate an air pump to take over those minutes for continuous clean burn?

[@thao976vlog6]

Cách chế bếp nhớt thải không xài quạt gió của bạn rất hay

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Thanks brother 😊

[@junjuntajulalwasilah364]

Emejing

[@petertrzos6645]

Is there a risk of all the water in the reservoir turning to gas at once, and making it explode if you overfill it? Seems very possible when you're putting out that much heat.

[@gerrys6265]

OK, so I guess it is a nice build, but how does it work internally?

[@daudches]

Terima kasih

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Sama-sama kak 😊

[@kalengkerupuk6529]

1 liter olie bs untuk berapa menit?

[@donzone1641]

Cerdas dan kreatif bngt sih mas, orang mana mas? 😁👍

[@rickfernandez598]

Im sure theres a lot of people eyeing this to imitate them hahaha..

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Well that is the point sir, sharing is caring 🙏

[@phentalas9322]

ofcourse! whats funny?? idiot

[@bl4starcade32]

Bobo amp 😂

[@user-gf2dd1tb1w]

GooD idea

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Thanks 🙏😊

[@AdeMawanzGAMING]

Mantap👌

[@cakir331]

Om sya bikin kompor bahan bakarnoli bekas hasil apinya kok gx bisa biru ya

[@wesleymccravy901]

Can one mix water and say acetone or water ethanol together until it a less volatile mixture since water is miscible in these combustible solvents; then allow that to be pressurized from the heat with a smaller orifice and run the venturi burner? And then only be using something like oil or white gas or w/e to initiate the heating of the water/fuel mixture? Also note I KNOW you cannot use oil and water in that stream generation reservoir because the oil would be separate from the water, the water would enter gas phase before the oil and would not be able to get past the oil's viscosity. It would blow up and kill anyone nearby. Like that time a crude oil storage tank was on fire and fire fighters hosed it for like 2 hours and the water was just slowly seaping into the fuel silo replacing the oil a it burned away. Then it heated the water to a supercritical state and could not contain the pressure. It blew up and gave all that oil exposure to a HUGE area to burn, all the surface area contact with air to burn at once, made the oil into just fast moving droplets of inferno

[@vetinger]

Please provide schematic diagram of your burner! Thank you in advance.

[@michaelcalpito2605]

Ayos delikado ngalang sa mga pabaya at sa mga adik sa cp

[@nevales]

can you t show the connections to inside of the 2 feeder tubes/pipe.

[@kuyar.s]

Wow...👏👏👏👏

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Thanks brother 👍🙏

[@bejochannel9457]

Itu pakai air ya bang ?

[@imambachrudin8784]

Yg kayak gini matiinnya gimana? trus biar ga keluar asep gimana?

[@shinta_fx]

I just think of a Big Wok on top of that monster flame. What a great idea to use old oil from restaurants into the same cooking device 😮

[@smokey689]

amazing

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Thanks 😊

[@jimmytiangson2681]

For outdoor 🤗

[@nnejiamaechi9385]

Good one. What was added from the kttle and the stringe and for what purpose?

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

It's gasoline for starters, because oil is hard to lit when it cold 😊

[@jacrengel9063]

Wow! Good,, like a boiler. But maybe we have to add a relief valve for it. Or any precautions? Anyway, just suggest more Ideas to prevent any danger for more protection. Thank you for sharing this..

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Yes, I agree, a pressure relief valve can be installed to prevent excessive pressure, maybe I will install it in my next project. Thanks 👍

[@jacrengel9063]

@@ThePlantsKeeper Yes,, thank you for your response.. God bless for sharing this. Now we have some ideas how we fight for the expensive gases for our house cooking..

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

@@jacrengel9063 my pleasure 🙏

[@rhustleraamera4678]

@@ThePlantsKeeper can we see your updated version of this project with installed pressure safety valve in it?

[@rodenreyes6320]

Can your system be likened to principle of creating vacuum using compressed air jet?I mean creating a draft (which produces vacuum from sideflows into airjet path). (I know little science only,my apology if incoherent).

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Yes, it's sort of like that in principle, the role of pressurized water vapor is like an air jet like you said

[@dominadormacadenden2095]

Good job bro but the problem is not blue flame more upgrade for the burner macky marikina city philippines

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Thank you sir, but this burner is not for cooking, so it doesn't need to be blue, this stove is for high heat work purposes

[@mr.plantito4545]

Watching here

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Thanks 😁

[@sinamartv3276]

DOES IT SMELL LIKE BURNT OIL? THE COOKED FOOD? It looks like the bottom part is is emitting smoke

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

It's odorless at all

[@yeternat]

That thing looks like a Pulse jet

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

It is 😁

[@junaidzakaria858]

So when steam is finished we need to turn off burner add more water. It would be good like oil we can have water flow also by balancing water pressure. Still you got very wise Idea thanks for uploading. M.J. Zakaria u.k.

[@Joes-]

Interesting as hell man can you draw up the plans for us and post them on this late on it put a link in this post

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Let me think about it, just wait

[@wesleymccravy901]

Lol he provided a step by step video!

[@gerrys6265]

@@wesleymccravy901 But no explanation...one has to wonder why...

[@sandiagauknow9803]

Auto subscribe bang👍👍👍

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Thanks bro 👍

[@kangsahid8237]

❤ berapa jumlah biaya untuk pembuatan kompor tersebut

[@putusuwendra7398]

Great idea. Could you show me how we could add water continuously when the burner used for long run?

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

For long-term use, you can increase the size of the boiler, because in hot conditions it becomes difficult to fill water bli

[@alexalarcon1513]

It is impossible to add water continuisly because the mix of hot & a cold water will cause water hammer inside & 90--100% assurance to blow the boiler, so much better don't try it...

[@smokey689]

@The PlantsKeeper They have a check valve you could use to keep adding water an not lose pressure

[@patrickbourque6864]

could a pressure release valve from a hot water heater be appropriate? what rating or specs would the pressure guage need?

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

It gets better, 100 bar is more than enough

[@agoradacerto]

As, Pressure is equal to Force/area you just need to make a 12,5 hole and put a weight of 200g over it to hold this pressure

[@patrickbourque6864]

@@agoradacerto neat

[@1972Jimm]

the Cat it's the best in the video ;-)

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

😁

[@Rhein4x]

I really liked the concept of this kind of stove in which doesn't uses a blower or of similar kinds... It's a great concept...heck it may even make an appeal for the public and be purchased like crazy is this goes viral. Also, if i can ask.... Is the oil you're using a used car/motorcycle oil? Or used cooking oil? I know it may sound stupid for me to ask this but... I can't honestly distinguish which one is what 😅.

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Used engine oil or cooking oil both can be used 😊

[@rizaandikamarpaung6861]

How to add water if it's empty? Open the water valve cause the steam pressure getting low right?

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

You have to wait until the temperature drops

[@marlonvillanueva9122]

yong ganong kolay ng apoy hindi ba magka uling ang kaldero

[@jerichojoe307]

Neat little project however; it takes energy to cool and or freeze water for its purpose. Neat little household project but not viable for survival or anything like that unless you were to add a solar powered thermoelectric cooler or glyco cooler with a solar option for powering the pump. Which again would be over engineered for a survival application. So it's really better off in a survival situation for someone to actually boil distill over a fire. Still a neat project though for one two get a concept of atmospheric condensation to produce water. But the laws of thermodynamics indicate power in for product out. There by the temperature differential is what matters which is why you have to use cold water in your system whereas a survival system would get its temperature differential from the fire versus atmospheric temperature while at the same time sterilizing and killing any contaminants.

[@gerrys6265]

Spoken like a real engineer....confusing as hell, and pretty narrow thinking.

[@John-li1df]

What is that blue liquid that you pun inside before you start the fire.?

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

It's gasoline for the starter, because oil is hard to lit when it cold

[@jolly1039]

Why did you add water? That decreases the useful energy output to produce steam

[@LabArlyn]

It seems quite powerful and scary. But how does it work ? Is there any potential for it to explode ?

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Yes, I also feel the same way 😁 but I've used this burner 8 months ago, use twice a week, one hour per use to burn garbage, it seems safe, even what I use is the first version which is very thin in materials. But it's not to be imitated, that's why I upgraded using thicker material in this second video

[@jacrengel9063]

Yes, maybe we have to add a relief valve for it, like the Pressure Cooker, do I'm right sir? Or that's enough because there is valve to release the pressure?

[@daliem1853]

j'aimerais avoir le plan EXACT: je ne l'aipas bien compris!

[@ranunugraha3065]

Bisa pesan kah mas???

[@jeralddalnay8168]

Awesome man...but, what did you mix in the use oil to make the fire stronger?

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

It's gas, for starter because oil is hard to lit when cold, it's water that make the fire stronger

[@jeralddalnay8168]

@@ThePlantsKeeper what if the water runs out? how much water can be put in there? can it be filled?

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

@@jeralddalnay8168 When the water runs out the fire will decrease, with this design it can fit about 6 liters of water, but the more water the longer the initial preheat process

[@jeralddalnay8168]

@@ThePlantsKeeper maybe I'll make something like that but smaller than that first so I can test it...well then thank you for sharing, keep it up and God Bless 🙏...one last question where are you from??

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

@@jeralddalnay8168 okay success, I'm from Indonesia

[@alfredcustodio7872]

What type pf valve used for steam controller

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

I don't use any, but you can add pressure relief for more safety 😊

[@denwiro1377]

how much water in your kettle? 1 litre right?

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

For testing I add 1 liter, but actually 4 liter to make it full

[@luishurtado1057]

For heat a 55 gal barrel to produce charcoal

[@mightyconker3903]

Tlud

[@nonitoawa2284]

Kulang lng Ng drain hole/pipe to removed replace water after consuming hydrogen or not in use for long time

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

No need for drainage pipe, because water turns into steam, breaking down the hydrogen happens when contacting with fire

[@aldifarri]

Untuk buang tekanan uap air apa bisa dengan memperbesar lubang pipa kecil yang didalam? Bahaya juga ya kalau tekanannya nggak dibuang

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Bisa sampe 3mm, idealnya dipasang pressure relief biar aman

[@mashkenya-dm2ix]

This might be a rocket

[@dirkaharms6427]

We Need now in germany for heeting 🤷🏼‍♂️👍✌️

[@undernetjack]

It's a pulse jet.

[@THEPAINOFITALL]

DANGEROUS

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Dangerous and useful 😆

[@jomaragosita6518]

Para ng rocket yan ah.😅

[@diglettunnel.kaneko]

Can you get a stronger flame with a pilot light at the air intake?

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

What is pilot light?

[@diglettunnel.kaneko]

Just a small flame at the air intake to speed up the air flow. It's not needed for this design but a more simple design without the water

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

What power ignites this pilot light? Maybe I'll try if I understand

[@diglettunnel.kaneko]

@@ThePlantsKeeper any flame a Lil buddy burner a hot coal anything to drive more air into the bigger fire

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

@@diglettunnel.kaneko Maybe I prefer an air blower if I want to add pressure, I'll think about it later

[@andykhajimmy8624]

how to get rid of the smoke after cooking and turning off the fire

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

How to turn it off by stopping the oil supply, and exhausting the steam pressure

[@marlonglodo1930]

hello sir this is so wow, may i know your emal add? thank you

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

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[@1989GTADRIVER]

I’m intrigued… I don’t understand the need for the t handled steam tube and squared cap tube ? I want to make a pool heater out of this design ;)

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Sorry 🤭I still don't understand your question, which square?

[@1989GTADRIVER]

@@ThePlantsKeeper the relief valves… 2 of them. One has a green handle One has a threaded cap with a square head. What do those do?

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

@@1989GTADRIVER A bigger pipe to enter water, and a smaller one in an emergency can be to remove pressure and reduce the fire, another function to make it easier to enter water

[@chimeragaming56]

the T handle is for when adding water while the burner is still hot.

[@rosalietapang3845]

Gumawa ako ba't d sumega?nilagyan ko ng flyingtiger.

[@alexalarcon1513]

Good & unique but it's very dangerous, it may blow your face, or hand if you mislook to open the water intake valve while it is hot...

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Opening and closing the water inlet is when the tool is cold, because it will be difficult to enter water in hot conditions, unless the pressure relief valve is installed facing downwards

[@cokhichetaohongphuong]

Lò hơi nước hả ad

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Betul 😊

[@haxificality]

if this is my burner, i'd be keeping a full battle gear armor while cooking.

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Nice idea 😅, but I don't use it for cooking 😊

[@rifkiyusuf]

Beli besi kaya gitu dmn bng

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Besi yg mana kak?

[@by.farisi]

permisi mau nanya semoga di jawab, kalau sumber api dari oli bekasnya diganti sama kompor gas, bisa kaya gitu engga ya apinya?

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

Bisa sepertinya kak, asal spuyer mendukung dan regulator juga mendukung ☺️

[@by.farisi]

@@ThePlantsKeeper oh gitu ya, soalnya salah perhatikan sebenernya apinya tidak perlu besar ya di bawahnya, asal cukup. yang bikin api besarnya kayaknya uap air yang terbakar ya kak?

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

@@by.farisi betul kak air dalam kondisi uap lebih mudah dipecah menjadi oksigen dan hidrogen ☺️

[@by.farisi]

@@ThePlantsKeeper coba bikin om, yg sumber apinya gas 🙏🏻😄

[@worldsendace]

Well lets push this further... Can you Heat a bigger tank for a Central Heating or use the Steam for a Turbine to generate Power? It Looks Like its very effective. How much oil per hour?

[@ThePlantsKeeper]

I think it can, the use of oil is quite wasteful but it is directly proportional to the resulting fire

[@johndowe7003]

That's what a oil fired steam train is . Works the same as what you're suggesting