Gasifier from two pieces of pipe

[@bostonmountain]

Thanks for your work on these videos. I have been using a retort to produce wood has for nearlyv30 years. People don't realize that Thomas Edison used wood has at his Menlo Park lab to developers the electric light bulb. He gassified the scrap wood from his pattern shop, in his foundry, to light his gas lamps, and to operate his Bunsen burners, etc.. When using the retort method (stationary system) you have the advantage of storing the gas over water

[@772777777777777]

It would nice to have take one of your designs and abuild a gasifier for home or automotive use and show how you implement it. Explaination are great but your audience is is looking for examples to implement at home. Which you channel is missing you need to follow threw on and do mini series on home gassifier build.

[@lesthompson5907]

Ok for your benefit there is a Wood gas generator on the market that can be easily modified to accept charcoal colom ,

[@gyurterd8922]

excelent and simple!!! this is the challenge

[@lesthompson5907]

I used this system, in 1959 & 1962 having suffered a wet summer & cold winter. I had, no idea it had been used Before I found in wet summers & cold winters we have a lot of damp smock products by my gas generator to solve the problem I experimented with ways to re-darn the damp smock Avennchaly I tried pulling the damp smock up a tube of charcoal I had recovered from my gas generator. With an open bottom pipe to suck air in & the damp smock. The air & would burn off the oxygen in the damp smock & enrich the gas input i also found a way to catch the water & pump that into a holding tank so the drip of water would increase production increasing the range of the time in ues by profiting on the damp in the wood Les England

[@alanjaff7]

I really wanted to build one! I’d appreciate it if you could help me with it out

[@FrankensteinDIYkayak]

too bad cad solid models and an animation weren't done. any chance of a BOM and a manual and such?

[@gengaz-lagunov]

write to whatsapp - we will agree

[@charcoalgasifierstove]

Great idea realized thanks for sharing

[@atfarmerbrown]

One of these? Aluminum oxide, Silicon carbide or Novaculite?

[@frederickbowdler8169]

Why do they not just roast materials or is that difficult in some way?

[@spamcan2551]

I doubt very much that you can get the "modern" computer-controlled ICE to run on that gas without some serious, expensive and complex modifications. Good luck with that. My '84 viesel Rabbit, however, just might.

[@gengaz-lagunov]

ок!

[@terrancebecker9092]

Not much mod. is needed. Car's computer helps actually!

[@hondaxl250k0]

If it will run on start fluid it will run on gas. 😂. Maybe have some issues on super complex smart engines but. I ain’t gotta worry about that. My gmc safari would run on coal dust if you could get it in there. Lol

[@RichardDressler]

@@gengaz-lagunov Where are you based?

[@ivancounsell4077]

This gas will need to be filtered and then cooled to run an engine, gas would probably ok for heating ?

[@gengaz-lagunov]

yes

[@MahatmaMichael]

Let's construct units and systems together here at my place in central Poland.

[@garyglibbery5983]

I’m in.

[@gengaz-lagunov]

cool!

[@karlh6692]

Sounds like Alumina ceramic. Kaowool might be a poor mans alternative.

[@Unknown_Random_Guy]

I suggest that before you make a video about a subject, you should do a little research about the details of the actual subject before posting! You say in your video that the catalyst which is depicted in the patent diagram is made from "a stone which is used for sharpening knives" but you "FORGET" the name of it? Didn't you think that little piece of information was a bit important before you took the time to make and post a video about it? Your previous videos are interesting, if a little light on specifics. I do applaud your persistence in championing the technology. Gasification is a very important subject to society as a whole and I believe it could become a mainstream necessity for normal households to generate their own electricity if the corporations and governments didn't conspire against the technology in order to keep the world dependent on the current consumer system. It is the same situation with solar power, a complete solar power system could be purchased and easily installed (DIY style) by most people for 25% of what it costs in a city to go through the permitting process and pay licensed installers to put in a grid-tie system. A home could have a completely off-grid independent solar system for $15K which is about 3 years of what is normally paid by most households to the electric companies! In the same way, gassifiers could also be as ubiquitous as water heaters and garbage disposals. If society redirected our time and money from unsustainable electric cars (The coal-burning electeic grid can't come close to charging all of those cars by a factor of 100!) and if they were to put the same efforts, time and money into perfecting this gasification technology, we would all be energy independent. Who wouldn't want that? Answer: Big Corporations Isn't it a bit strange that every major US city dump employs a gasification system and resells that electricity back to the grid, yet no governments encourage the technology to be employed by individual households instead?

[@gengaz-lagunov]

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[@terrancebecker9092]

Deep Woods; you make it sound like EVs can only be charged from the grid. charge them from a gasifier! I calculate a home gasifier saves ~ $6k per year for just 1 to 2 people, an EV saves at least another $2.5k on top of that. More people = more cars...

[@KyleSSamuelson]

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