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[@P4nikStudios]

Now all you need is a Fresnel lense and a sunny day you have just made free energy lol.

[@mikeadrover5173]

Very-cool! As always, thanks’ for taking the time to make this video. ~M~

[@rexlomak6633]

Very good, I need a bigger one

[@justinbimmerman]

I want to see the destructive harmonics study on these things..

[@hulkgqnissanpatrol6121]

Love it brilliant! First ive seen of this type of engine, its how ive imagined a very similar motor! Like spinning a rope with your wrist! Did you test this with only two? I imagine the third is mostly for stability?

[@WhyAyeMann]

absolutely!

[@BushPilot444]

Yes, the vibration is the killer for this project. I have seen this design work well for the Stirling Engine though with the same universal hookup without all that vibration.

[@sspence65]

no, vibration is not a killer for this engine.

[@hvacstudent967]

@@sspence65 Yea... rubber motor mounts, I have a 7KW gas engine, it vibrates just like this without motor mounts, and it still vibrates with motor mounts.

[@yakut9876]

There are standards for mechanical design, but the quality of mechanical design will vary from person to person. Good review of the concept and engine though.

[@robertbailey3714]

what about a triple expansion with condenser version ? is that next ? lots of useful steam coming from the exhaust.! what is its efficiency % ?

[@MRMINECRAFTMAN33]

Can these run off a small pellet boiler? Good job and fine craftsmanship!

[@aliveandfilming2]

have these units been put through a stress test/analysis? wobbly doesn't necessarily mean unreliable awesome device when you have extra steam :-)

[@tadwyn]

website isn't there anymore.. and the engine shown I believe is the green river steam engine. not tronjon.

[@tiredironrepair]

What type of system is used for the valves and timing of them?

[@donchristianson3153]

WTF everyone is saying this is wrong and that won't work.okay the guy made this work what have you done but move your jaw muscles. build something or shut up !!!! I think the guy is ingenious and hats off to ya keep thinking outside the box. this is how advancements are made to happen

[@MrPhillerup]

Are these new steam engines more efficient for running a generator than a steam turbine?

[@michaelhuye]

How much torque? How much power. Nice looking, but I've seen this before. What is the output?

[@bbruce995]

do you sell any actually working steam engines

[@morgorth3242]

yes

[@olalekansalami5773]

you don't even need to dampen such ''vibrations'' as a matter of fact, ... those are just the needed movements the links need to make to archieve the needed output (mechanism)... you are lucky to see the nakedness of the whole arrangement, ... if it were encased,.. you would marvel,.... STEAM IN at one end ,.. ROTATION at the other....!!!

[@306champion]

Six cylinder 25HP. How much steam is needed? I don't have a steam ticket and I'm guessing we work in cubic ft and pressure.

[@GeorgeVeld]

What are the service hours on this thing looks like to me 1 hour of run time to 3 hours of service all that vibration will kill the contact points and bearings

[@warmfreeze]

well your wife wont be bitching when there is no power...because she will be sitting on it :P

[@trinkladd]

+warmfreeze ouch that hurt, lol!

[@TyroniuzOz]

Robert Green patented this style of engines - Google robert green steam - I believe he had the patents up for sale

[@thomaswebb9705]

I'm not trying to be funny here, but why would you have a wobble-plate engine vs. a more conventional triple compound or twin or even single cylinder engine - especially for a dedicated use like electrical generators - where simplicity and reliability are of such importance? Seems like a long way to go to eliminate a flywheel?

[@bradyrose]

Well there are situations in which you might have access to literally hundreds of tons of biomass, but not nearly as much funds for petrol.

[@apillow8724]

BUILD_The_Means_of_Production Yeah but you could have a steam cylinder that turns a crankshaft rather than this wobbly stuff.

[@ufowatch]

this a a huge solution for me if it would work long term has it been tested for any length of time? 30 hp out of a motor this size and imo much quieter than others that offer 30 hp. id sure love to test it out.

[@fisharmor]

I think you missed the part where it's connected to a boiler the size of a man. There are motorcycle engines that are twice as powerful and a fraction of the size, and the only reason they're ever loud is because people want them to be. The bonus there is, you can go stand by any road in the summer and see examples of them actually doing something under load.

[@chezgreens]

You have no right to advertise my engines. You do not have a patent license. I will sue you!!! Robert Green

[@Darfail]

how much hp are you getting off of this

[@victropolis]

is it possible to capture the steam and condense it back into water for reuse?

[@sspence65]

yes.

[@peterxyz3541]

"no fly wheel"? you may had removed the "wheel" but the mechanism still SPIN.

[@DragonsREpic]

+All About Power Generators That's a unusual drive system O_O Is there any steam generator on the net I can buy??? (or make)

[@donovandickensu1930]

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[@tonislavhristov9630]

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[@thunderbolt997]

+DragonsREpic hahaha the bots picked up on the word steam :D

[@DragonsREpic]

yeah bots are fucking retarded just as much as ppl

[@DragonsREpic]

Tomislav Hristov fuck botters

[@drakegalager9702]

240P ? WHY SUCH LOW RESOLUTION ?

[@emil.honganmaki5461]

Why not show when the generator is under load. how much yieldW

[@NavigatedChaos]

How much can this power?

[@johnjackson8561]

Never shown with a load? Why?

[@dvdinjp]

headbanger

[@PattayaPhysics]

It seems too leaky to be used in closed cycles what we are interested in.

[@rpdigital17]

Nice job, but this vibration and noise...

[@muhammadardhan1062]

look like duke engine,, is it better than tesla turbine?

[@uberantel]

tesla turbine 40% efficiency steam engines 60+% efficiency, tesla turbine is overrated, solar power too(limited to 15-17%)

[@jkack53]

Tremendous amount of vibration. Doubtful if these would hold together very long.

[@hvacstudent967]

Have you seen the vibration of any combustion engine? It's called motor mounts, you twit.

[@brettcheeseman1154]

not seeing the green part at all, takes heat to make steam, witch it burning fuel, or electric heater... use electric power to make less power is kinda useless... also the fact that you need to maintain the engine to keep it running, by being shore the water supply and fuel supply is good, then have to re fuel it constantly. with this in mind, this is nothing more then another use of obsolete technology, would use this to drive a toy tractor or loco, but the part in there flopping around is concerning, it looks like it can rip itself apart after a short time.

[@sspence65]

Green is the inventor's last name.

[@captain42979]

I want to say this is good thinking about being energy independent but steam engine's need to not wobble at all and need to reclaim steam to be a efficient alternative way of generating electricity but it's better than oil keep up the good work. May I make a suggestion, let's use a tesla turbine that is one of the most efficient machine's out there and use a so called cold fusion device to power it in home's this would be the best set up in my opinion.

[@sspence65]

No such thing as cold fusion.

[@dcinsuranceservices]

how can i buy 12cyliender generators

[@tonislavhristov9630]

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[@tictaktico]

+Tomislav Hristov doesnt exist

[@chezgreens]

This video violates copyright laws and trademark law. This video was made for Green Steam Engines and is covered by us patent and and trademark laws. I will sue if you do not take it down. Robert Green

[@Omegadoomship]

I guess that never happened.

[@Bowhuntrr]

still here

[@homermcclain7694]

Hey mister green quit trying to be like the old Oil Barons and the rest of the assholes my family family was in too heavy oil I'm third-generation I'm in the green energy I was born in 1960 and was designing these things by 1968 drawing stuff up by 1975 so get off your high horse free knowledge free energy sure everybody doesn't nowadays they make shitloads of money selling gadgets I was just a kid that was kind of uniquely different and could see things differently how are you and your 10 years old mentality of what's yours is yours only

[@homermcclain7694]

If it were up to me every human in the world will have their own personal biomass energy converter in their backyard it'd be about the size of a shoebox could run thousand years on one hand full of fuel now that beats the s*** out of a bunch of Tomic garbage even

[@mattia5998]

sempre uguale alle solite imvemzioni non cambia nulla sempre il solito magnete che gira....bisogna cambiare e cosi non si va da nessuna parte obsoleto

[@garyla3584]

e vero

[@user-hw2vr1my9p]

иновационная задумка , но лучше насос сделать "керхер" !!!!

[@ataulfoamorim5490]

How It works?

[@chezgreens]

This video belongs to me. You have no right to post it. You must take it down immediately or I will sue you for copyright, and trademark infringement. Robert Green

[@MundoComic]

chezgreens Umm.. You know, there's a flag button where you can ask for this video to be removed.

[@Ecosse57]

chezgreens glad you caught this mr. green. please flag it.

[@ronmunson7738]

chezgreens Apparently he didn't care

[@grettagrids]

+chezgreens did YOU actually make that steam engine? or just the video?

[@Ecosse57]

+grettagrids go to his yt channel and check out his website. he created these things.

[@jyj8552]

좋은 자료 감사합니다. ( 72023 )

[@MegaBooger2010]

Am I Just Ignorant Or Does ever one on He ear have a PHD is Physics ??? A little Explanation might help prime the minds of us future inventors and investors.

[@ayodipo123]

can u fix ur website pls. Your weblink address tronjon.com seems to be broken. Will love to see all your products and contact as well. Thanks. Great show.

[@sspence65]

the correct url is www.greensteamengine.com/

[@MrQuick-ld7fr]

Sounds like a little diesel engine lol.

[@xboomer3004]

Concept.....TURBINE.....not pistons.....

[@markhorton8578]

By their nature steam engines are incredibly inefficient; huge amounts of energy in waste steam which is not recovered. That's is the main reason why even with modern configuration and fuel they will never return. So Green Steam Engine is a contradiction in terms, like Green Festival or Green Bomb. A turbine with a heat recovery system could be green, but not an engine.

[@markhorton8578]

A turbine extracts energy at multiple stages and can therefore be considered a recovery system as well as an engine. There is still a lot of coal, it is ideal for slow burn systems, and steam generation. Yet we only see it used on vast scales where complex heat recovery systems become viable. Even then the turbines vastly outperform the reciprocating systems. So it seems the reciprocating engine above combines the worst of both worlds.

[@richarddimpske1980]

Mark Horton while its true that turbines are a much more efficient way of extracting energy, I would like to point out the 100+ year old inefficient system of delivering electricity via miles of copper wire and 5 to 1 transformer systems. The reason that industry has scientists working on ever efficient ways to extract energy is because they defeat the problem of an inefficient delivery system with brute force. In closing one could argue that a steam engine created on site could be much more efficient by first pointing out that you cannot overcome the transformer. The transformer must be there to act as a buffer between the intense electricity and sensitive electronics. Also depending on the distance the power has to travel to get to the site could also be a tremendous waste.

[@richarddimpske1980]

I'm sorry I mistakenly posted that comment before it's completion. Ahem, so as I was saying a crude or inefficient production system on site can be more efficient than an efficient one that's 27 miles away and undergoes serious loss of energy as it journeys to its destination. Turbine systems are at the moment, stationary.

[@bradyrose]

For someone who might have direct access to hundreds of tons of biomass that will go to no good use otherwise, its quite efficient. They won't care about the BTU concentration diffrence when chipping. hopper and feeding systems can reload it all day.

[@CreativeCircuits]

You don't need Bio fuel or any fuel for that matter to heat water to steam. We have unlimited amounts of useful energy in the sun and thermal energy all around us. Evacuated tubes that use solar thermal energy to heat vegetable oil to 400 degrees f and storage tanks to store months at a time this heat and heat ex-changers to transfer this heat to usable work. A closed loop steam system that reuses it's waste steam by condensing it back to the boiler tank. This abundant heat can be used for all your cooking, heating, and even refrigeration and cooling needs. You must use all the technology that is known to us and all of the technology that has been suppressed from main stream knowledge and be self reliant and self productive and stop relying on others and industry to do what you yourself can do. As far as bio fuel, you don't need very much land to produce an unlimited amount of constantly renewable bio fuel...Bamboo grows 4 feet a day and is very energy dense as well as an extremely useful product for many other needs such as food and clothing and the obvious building of structures with the structural strength greater than steel to the ratio of weight. It is considered a nuisance but is actually God's gift to man.

[@FritBat]

and you just had to plaster GREEN all over it huh,.

[@sspence65]

green is the inventors last name

[@2LoadedDice]

There is nothing "green" about a steam engine! Nice engineering, fascinating even - but not a solution to anything at this point in time.

[@someotherdude]

Not true. You can achieve complete combustion, which is very clean, and you can greatly increase efficiency by insulating the boiler. Steam engines can also burn biomass, thus adding very little carbon to the atmosphere.

[@willm.696]

You can also set up a steam engine to heat a building, distill water / alcohol / make essential oils with its exhaust heat. It is preferable to condense the exhaust steam for feeding back into the boiler in any case for reduced maintenance on the boiler.

[@someotherdude]

Will M. YES, and in my previous comment I should have posted that you have ‘constant’ combustion. When you have that, you have extremely clean combustion, even if you’re burning fuels like gasoline. There are new technologies like making the gases in the combustion chamber ‘swirl’ and such…. very very clean. Insulate the combustion chamber, boiler, and pipe run to the cylinder(s) and I believe you have an efficient setup. ICE engines can have none of those things, for all practical purposes.

[@robertbailey3714]

like nuclear power plants etc etc etc

[@sspence65]

Green is the inventors name.

[@PiatraDetunata]

this is sooooo HOT !!!!

[@user-op8cw6li4o]

Robert green is a cultists

[@nstahlable]

that is literally nothing new. its been around for years and if it was useful it would be used

[@HiredGun7]

chezgreens, aka Robert Green, If this is indeed your engine design, your copyrights protect your design and are public record anyway. It is to your benefit to show it as much as possible and hopefully generate interest in it serious enough to encourage investment and eventual sales. If no one ever sees it they can't buy it. He is doing you a favor for the free publicity. I hope it does everything you hope it will.

[@SAGERODS250REM]

These are just toys, there is no way they make the horsepower you claim. Lol

[@iancraig1951]

no-- not impressive--not good for rotational power..A lot of energy is wasted