Charcoal smokeless retort EP.2 (ENG SUB)

[@grantjames8896]

thank you for the English translation hope to see more as you develop this

[@danielsanford4109]

Thank you for answering my request. It was very kind of you to display your information in English.

[@luciolambert_]

excellent job !!! i have a question: how the gas that is released by wood in charcoal chamber goes to the fuel chamber in order to be burned ?

[@sa_tapue]

ได้ถ่านคุณภาพสูงมากเลยครับ เสียงถ่านตกลงพื้นอย่างกะเหล็ก

[@RAMSHACKLE28]

I really like the rotating cradle you have there for your "cartridge". Good work! :{)

[@jayanth405]

I have done. But that charcoal have no strength. What is the problem 🤔

[@freddohobbiescrafts8036]

thank you for sharing this.. really help the earth from polution wastes. nicely done

[@josevolante9001]

WORKs very Good can I have more Idea or details in making that tool for charcoal , thank you !

[@anthonydsouza7174]

Good job,Can you please provide more technical details of your kiln.

[@bullowo]

"this one is a gas catridge"...it look like channel, is it for oxygen(air) supply or an added fuel line? so how & when this thing(catridge) works?🙏 ...anyway it's amazing video, especially when you got graphite in there 👍👍👍

[@pakjokohartono]

Put another kiln on top of the first kiln to recovery heat from the chimney

[@jakjak6526]

Nice full explanation ... can I have the drawing of this please ... thx

[@fathursagaie]

Menyalakan Api pertama dibagian atas pak?

[@allanborrero2627]

New subscriber from🇵🇭

[@shafimohammad6092]

Explain the design how to make a small one

[@pablokulbaba1465]

Excelent integral design suitable for human scale. I see that not only you've worked in the charcoal retort, but in the manipulation of the metal drums as well.

[@reagan_2566]

Just wondering does the middle pipe have holes in it

[@nicksrikhatkhao2276]

Has to have. Too sad not to mention this in this video. Nobody want's an unexpected and harmful huge fire ball of built up and ignited gas after trying to imitate your video. Right? PLEASE UNDERSTAND THAT YOU HAVE A RESPONSIBILITY TO GIVE ANSWER TO THIS IMPORTANT QUESTION BECAUSE IT MIGHT SAVE LIVES!

[@mikkoheimonen5630]

You see the holes in about 10:55. They are in the bottom part of the chimney and they feed the process with the CO from the top part of the pyrolysis chamber (~1:35) via the "gas cartridge" as it is called here.

[@HasyimAli]

hi, i need to ask, from what i saw, the chamber is vacuum, no air in or out, since the chamber is vacuum sir, the smoke is trapped inside, and the smoke from the burning will resulted in tar and might ruin the charcoal, how do you solve this?

[@ยามแลงฟาร์ม]

Your​ mean How​ to​ eliminate tar and​ make​ sure Voletile​ matter​ in​ charcoal? Regarding​ about​ pure charcoal​ process​ if​ your​ ​ kiln​ Running​ to​ Pyrolysis​ process​ will​ be​ found flame​ out​ and​ up​ higher from​ chimny time burn​ about​ 1​ hrs.​ The​ flame​ higher​ low​ ​ just​ put​ timber into​ chimny​ and​ waiting until​ flame​ or​ burn​ process​ finish.

[@longburnsustainablesolutio8169]

There are outlet pipes to vent the volatile gases...

[@nicksrikhatkhao2276]

Hey man! The gas from the heated wood has to get out someplace. If not, It's like making barbecue on a closed and filled gas tube putting it on a burning charcoal grill My suggestion: Look for some drilled holes in the central steel tube. These holes make the trick and explains why this kiln is so ingenious! The gas is not wasted don't burn for nothing most of the gas burn on the inside of the steel tube where we can not see it with very very hot flames in the center of the heap of the pieces of wood that can not burn because being cut of from access to oxygen from the chamber over pressure can just release gas because of the heat and finally left there carbon Correct me if I am wrong Nick @@longburnsustainablesolutio8169

[@longburnsustainablesolutio8169]

@Nick yes I also employ that same approach, I drill holes near the bottom of the vent pipe, the volatile gases are ignited and raise the temperature of the kiln. It's quite beautiful to see it happen

[@muthuiahkandan7897]

Amazing and fantastic experiments. Thanks dear

[@SPICEMAN1055]

Excellent video, thank you!

[@beerreeb6257]

สนใจสั่งซื้อได้ทางไหนบ้างครับ

[@mohammedjaffer2206]

Can This kiln be used for Coconut Shell Charcoal making ?

[@waletgambutmalintang56]

you have buyer coconut shell charcoal .🙏

[@arfyusful]

Thank you for English sub

[@maximinoligaray2313]

Thnks God bro for sharing your ideas to us God bless you more bro frm Philippines

[@darmawanaw7285]

Hi, great works, what is tool name using for value of carbon

[@ยามแลงฟาร์ม]

Digital​ multimeter and​ select​ to​ check​ing​ resistance​ function.

[@elarcadenoah9000]

@@ยามแลงฟาร์ม and how did u transform into a temp sensor?

[@maarufmatno6716]

Can i buy your retort? Im from malaysia

[@batchrocketproject4720]

excellent. Thanks

[@obey8100]

this is good, but too much heat loss, Your temp was supposed to be above 500. Yes i will improve mine from your idea. Kudos

[@faizalmohd9536]

Min temperature for biochar production is 350 C till 1200+- C. So his method is correct.

[@nagib30]

What is the type of wood from wich tree?

[@ยามแลงฟาร์ม]

Eucalyptus tree

[@Francois_Dupont]

@@ยามแลงฟาร์ม does it works with other wood? eucalyptus is full of flammable oil. do you use dry or wet wood?

[@ยามแลงฟาร์ม]

@@Francois_Dupont You​ can​ burn​ing for​ general​ wood​ moisture about​ 20% bester due​ to​ low​ fuel to​ burn.

[@Francois_Dupont]

@@ยามแลงฟาร์ม thank you!

[@adisakhengsuwan6090]

ทำเตาเผาถ่านยังไงครับ ใช้อะไรหุ้มถังน้ำมัน 200 ลิตรครับ

[@ยามแลงฟาร์ม]

ใยแก้วครับหุ้ม

[@baldiepie9635]

More labelling and more detail needed for the parts used and better explanation on how the unit is put together. Guessing about how to build one of these will not do justice to this burner or its builder. A teaser approach that has been employed in this KZbin video will protect the entrepreneurial and self-serving option of the builder/s or the business if charcoal or biochar is produced for commercial purpose. From a first impression point of view, this burner appears to have potential. Can the original script (not English) be translated using a service like Google Translate instead of the method employed here to give a better translation?

[@มยุรีสารหงษ์-ษ9บ]

อยากไปเบิ่งแบบได้บ่จ้า ใช้งบหลายบ่จ้า ยุบ้านได๋น้อจ้า ถ้ายุบ่ไกลสิให้แฟนพาไปเบิ่งจ้า

[@ยามแลงฟาร์ม]

อยู่อำเภอเมือง​อุดรธานี​ครับส่วนที่อยู่อยู่ในคลิปมีครับ

[@bolangpapa]

Do you have a diagram of your retort kiln... thank you in advance. You can send it or pm me in this account. It will generate income on poor folks here in our barrio (Ph) and help a lot on this time of crisis of pandemia... God bless us and keep s safe!

[@andriadiamir]

Could you please to share with me that diagram...🙏

[@Francois_Dupont]

Thank You!!!

[@danielsanford4109]

someone please translate into English.

[@readandlearnandhavefun]

Thank you for providing us idea how to make charcol smokeless!

[@rizwanghaswala]

thats really great...but can you pls tell me where smoke is going...i mean that square tube where does it ends.