Flame stove secondary combustion flame tornado ring DIY

[@DDeden]

I really enjoy watching your experimental designs. There are no failures if you learn, because each step is valuable.

[@camp2476]

Hello. thank you for positive comments. That gives me a lot of motivation. This time I had a series of failures, such as the flame not forming a perfect tornado, and the variable adjustment of the flame not being possible. As you say, I learned from my mistakes. Next time, I will provide more videos for you to enjoy.😀

[@gotdragon]

I did a live video testing different designs yesterday... Very dangerous lol!

[@といざんあんん光]

本当にこの動画心が落ち着く。。。

[@camp2476]

こんにちは。嬉しいコメント、ありがとうございます。動画作りの励みになります💪。今回はトルネードしなかったり、炎の可変ができなかったり、心が折れましたが、何とかトルネードしてホットしました。次回は可変でどんな炎になるかご期待ください！😄

[@didjfretek6520]

Great work! You are doing an amazing job with the fire tornado, I am now looking at buying a stove so I can make one and share what I find through my own build

[@camp2476]

Hello. Thanks for your comment, and it motivates me a lot. This secondary combustion stove is fun. And since it's cheap, you can modify it without fear of failure. I am looking forward to your shared information.😀

[@gotdragon]

So vented vs round jets tho?

[@gotdragon]

8:31 looks like my tornado stove slow fat rotation, still works but not like ur other one!

[@ShaweShamim]

Great idea . Salut from Bangladesh .

[@camp2476]

Thank you for your nice comment. It encourages me to make more videos.😄🙏

[@hozaingor9731]

9:05 приятно видеть что информацию подтвердил и учитываешь. 😁

[@camp2476]

Привет. Спасибо за просмотр моего видео. И я рад, что вы поделились информацией в этом видео.😄

[@hozaingor9731]

@@camp2476 _всё в порядке. Подобные и другие видео это способ повысить уровень понимания.

[@Yuriy6212]

Watched your video carefully several times to utilize your expertise in my homemade dual combustion burner. I really enjoyed your meticulous and precise work. By following your method of construction I can hope to get such a beautiful result too. At the same time, I would like to clarify the possibility of one change in the design. I am concerned about the possibility that the hot ash will eventually crumble from the bottom of the stove through the air holes in the bottom. I can see the stove standing on a grate over sand, or over something else low flammable or completely non-combustible base. Since I can't count on that in my case, I want to provide a pull-out tray in my design to collect and remove the ash after everything has cooled down. Can anyone tell me what distance from the hole in the bottom to the tray should be provided so as not to block the air supply from below and not to disturb the beauty of the swirling flame? I was looking for a formula for calculating the volume of air inflow from the volume, burning time and type of fuel, but there are many other factors, such as thermal radiation from different parts of the stove, so if by experience or measurement you could tell me at what distance from the combustible surface is better to keep the bottom of such a stove, I would be very grateful. Thanks again for making this video and good luck with your projects.

[@camp2476]

Thank you for your comment. I appreciate your very serious comment. Air is taken in from the bottom of the stove, which then becomes a natural convection current and an updraft, and is released from the secondary combustion hole. You won't know what the optimal height is without experimenting. Looking at photos of products from various manufacturers, the ratio seems to be twice the height of the stove's diameter. I think the higher the height, the higher the pressure that is sucked up by the chimney effect (the pressure blowing out of the secondary combustion hole). Please forgive me for not giving a clear answer.

[@vetinger]

Tornado is great!

[@camp2476]

Thanks for your comment. This time it took me a long time to make the tornado ring. Alternatively, the secondary combustion hole can be bent with a tool and easily tornadoed.😀

[@gotdragon]

Every flame must tornado!

[@camp2476]

Thank you for all your comments. So you have an RV house. I don't see them much here in Japan, but I see them in movies. A house on wheels is nice. Alcohol and other flammable fuels indoors are definitely a little dangerous. Having said that, I also burn alcohol stove flames indoors when making videos. Once or twice, alcohol leaked and it caught fire, which was dangerous. Please be careful.😀🔥

[@gotdragon]

@camp2476 yes it is dangerous, I accidentally had one go hand cannon the beer can LoL, see video... I am definitely most dangerous guy trying different designs in RV! Was $2000 only & runs but beat up to hell & in middle of desert nice place 20 mi town & 1mi closest neighbor! Still I am safe so far & last night was sad design but cute nice candle etc...

[@gotdragon]

Might need bigger top holes on mine as seems starved tho smaller still work in progress, new design today about to try live lol... So many designs testing lol...

[@김호진R]

I'm really enjoying the video!!😃😃 Could you experiment with installing an exhaust cone in the center of the stove like the cone shape of the exhaust nozzle of the jet engine? I think the flame will be more stable because it will help to make laminar flow around the cone.

[@camp2476]

Hello. Very interesting advice, thank you. Receiving advice like this from everyone is what motivates me to make videos. Previously, I made a blade to stabilize a tornado. It was very stable. I will definitely try this cone as well. 😄kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJvTeKSdh5eqhKs

[@hectorgustavoleguizamon8484]

Excelente.

[@camp2476]

Thank you very much for your nice comment. It encourages me to make more videos.

[@thierrymaggiorino3664]

BRAVO !!! systeme trés ingenieux...💡🛠👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻... a mon avis l'estombement de la tornade est la cause de la dilatation du metal.. avez vous essayer de faire des trous un peut plus petits et de vous servir mieux de l'evasement pour mieux diriger le flux?... merci beaucoup pour le partage...🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@camp2476]

Bonjour. Merci pour votre commentaire. C'est un commentaire très sympa et cela me motive à faire plus de vidéos. L'anneau s'est dilaté à cause de la chaleur et ne bougeait pas, alors je l'ai rendu un peu plus lâche. L'anneau bouge désormais en douceur. En conséquence, j'ai pu apprécier les changements de flamme. Nous vous apportons la deuxième partie de cette vidéo. 😄kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3i9ZYmXgZyagtk

[@thierrymaggiorino3664]

@@camp2476 je vous en prie,😀merci pour votre reponse.

[@vetinger]

Thanks but I could not see the Second combustion. This is just first combustion because the burning is only on the top of pellets.

[@camp2476]

What kind of structure of stove are you using? Naturally, secondary combustion will not occur in stoves that do not have a secondary combustion structure.

[@bislong365]

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼✌️✌️✌️

[@camp2476]

Thank you for all the “GOOD”. That gives me a lot of motivation.😄

[@Betypala]

Tira combustión en la habitación? Hay mal olor?

[@camp2476]

Gracias por tu comentario. Las pruebas de combustión se realizan al aire libre. Lo estoy haciendo dentro de una lona. Dejo libre la mitad de la lona porque el envenenamiento por CO es un problema. No hay problema con la ventilación ni el olor. Debería haber agregado instrucciones sobre cómo tomar el video y la ventilación. Gracias por sus valiosos comentarios.

[@ongs5526]

우와...!!!

[@camp2476]

시청, 코멘트 감사합니다. 격려가 됩니다.😃

[@제이슨-o3j]

밤하늘님 화구 의 높이 와 넓이는 몇 cm 인가요?

[@camp2476]

안녕하세요. 코멘트 감사합니다. 이번에는 작은 난로입니다. 화재 링까지의 높이는 130mm, 화재 링의 아래쪽은 직경 120mm입니다. 파이어링 위의 출구측의 직경은 78mm입니다.😀

[@제이슨-o3j]

@@camp2476 답글 감사합니다 :)

[@Yama_G]

ホシゾラCAMPさん、こんばんは😅 ステンレス板からトルネードリングを自作するとはすばらしいです‼ リングの二次燃焼穴の大きさと向きの調整が、綺麗なトルネードを発生させるコツでしょうか😅 可変式は熱の影響？で、今回は残念な結果でしたが、改良期待してます‼

[@camp2476]

こんにちは。トルネードをえぐい程渦巻きしちゃおうとエアーを真横から吹き出したら大失敗でした。😭エアー、炎、エアー、炎・・・とちゃんと交互に存在しないと炎の線になりませんね。あとリングの可変も大失敗で😩、今回はちょっと心が折れた数が多かったです💔。でも失敗は次への糧ですから、次回素晴らしい炎をお見せできるように頑張ります。💪こうして温かいコメント頂くのも大きな励みで、感謝です。😊

[@zvondushi]

Отличная работа по изучению конструкции печки для повышения эффективности и красоты работы. Благодарю! Просмотрел несколько роликов и буду наблюдать далее!

[@ยินดีที่ไม่รู้จัก-ถ2ช]

How to order 😊

[@camp2476]

Thank you for your comment. I would like to commercialize this ring so that everyone can enjoy it. It's a shame that I make it as a hobby. I'm sorry everyone.😅

[@snowflakemelter1172]

If you drill out the holes larger in tbe base of these stoves they burn hotter and cleaner.

[@camp2476]

As you say, certainly the air feeding the fuel is important. Thank you, that feedback means a lot to me.👍

[@panjietan1926]

how much

[@camp2476]

Thanks for your comment. The stove costs about $20. My adapter will cost about $8 when it's in production. 😆