Steam engine run up

Steam engine on the water tube boiler. Also, check out the steam turbine APU running off the same boiler • Steam Turbine APU trial

[@ronwhittaker6317]

that boiler setup looked strong. i think id try to collect the exhaust in a condenser/ accumulator to reuse it so I could run longer days water can be as valuable as gold if used right.

[@lenn4429]

You are absolutly wright .

[@gwseymour]

At first it seems like a good concept, however the exhaust is "dirty" with oil. Thanks for watching!

[@franciscofernandez5666]

@@gwseymour You can craft a small oil separator! It's just a vertical tank with deflectors and metal kitchen scrubbers which will act as a filter and allow the oil to condense, separating it from the steam. This will also allow you to reuse the oil.

[@gwseymour]

@@franciscofernandez5666 I appreciate your thoughts, but I have to respectfully disagree on multiple levels. The oil can't condense, because it hasn't evaporated in the first place. It is just particulate matter carried by the steam. As described, your separator would simply condense the steam, and oily water would be the result. Maybe I'm not picturing it correctly. Either way, ANY oil in the boiler water is ugly, as it causes bubble to cling together and surge....disrupting the boiler operation. Why bother if clean water is available?

[@user-ld8km8wr6j]

Гениально!!! Как просто и доступно показано ,как работает паровой двигатель! Это же электростанция на дровах!!;

[@gwseymour]

Спасибо

[@user-bo8qx7wf7s]

Паровоз пароход.

[@user-ie2qw6ce9e]

Именно...

[@user-oj3yg1vj8g]

Не хватает вакуумного конденсатора для увеличения мощности.

[@MrAtlasis]

Лучше поставить обычный бензиновый мотор и питать его недогоревшими газами СО. Закрытая ёмкость с дровами слегка протопленная с доступом воздуха - источник СО. А на видео прикол с очень маленьким запасом воды. На сутки понадобится примерно около 2000литров воды. Все время бегать доливать? И подкладывать дрова которых тоже кг 500 выйдет , а то и больше. А так сделал закладочеу на бочку 200 литров и хватит на 2 дня.

[@jukeboxhero1649]

That's exactly what I've been looking for all my life.

[@gwseymour]

You're far too kind. I thought you like the turbine better?

[@jukeboxhero1649]

@@gwseymour I tell you something, I drive by these country boys who have huge yards full of various mowers and riding mowers and I start to think that that would be a good way to get involved in steam power is just get those engines that he has and figure out a good piston that works with steam well. I wish there was more information but I know a great effort was made by the petroleum people to collect up allThe copies of anything steam related and now we have to build everything up by experimentation. I do prefer a turbine but I think you need it for a large thing and I don't believe they would work well as a small thing like the piston. And yet I don't really know

[@jukeboxhero1649]

@@gwseymour if I could build me a steam engine and have things I could attach to it like hydraulic fluid pump water pump electricity generator or even direct drive then I would have something I could sell

[@michaelvrooman5681]

I've been looking for a simple boiler design to build such a set up. Thank you sir

[@gwseymour]

Thanks for watching. Research may water tube designs. Mine changed a lot since that original vid.

[@maharashtrastratagymaster]

Which purpose can use ,sir

[@gwseymour]

@@maharashtrastratagymaster Anything. Mostly just fun.

[@conradengandu5382]

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[@conradengandu5382]

@@gwseymour ..

[@user-js6zr2iu6h]

If this unit is connected to the steam generator of your compatriot Abner Doble, and a steam condenser is added so that the spent steam does not go into the empty atmosphere, then it will be a masterpiece at all !!!

[@gwseymour]

Thanks!

[@nehemialalang7878]

Its called super heated steam, fastest steam locomotives and latest steam cars do that.

[@luciopereira4386]

Tradução

[@FirstLast-tx3yj]

If i get a car ac compressor and feed it steam while i connect the outlet to a condensor and then a pump Will it run as a steam engine?

[@justintothetruth]

Wait is this guy tripping about steam being let off a a problem in any way.

[@gabrieljones9084]

I bet it does great under load! Thanks for the tutorial

[@gwseymour]

You're welcome!

[@juegamatytutoriales-gamepl4718]

Qué genio..! Gracias por compartir tan maravilloso conocimiento..!

[@gwseymour]

¡Gracias!

[@user-ih3mu8kc1t]

Полный отстой в чем выгода немощности неокономии

[@delfinorodriguez1576]

Perfecta idea para muchas aplicaciones como la de generación de energía o para impulsar un vehículo o tal vez aplicar fuerza a una maquinaria de proceso . Gracias por compartir. Saludos desde pachuca Hidalgo México

[@gwseymour]

¡Gracias!

[@delfinorodriguez1576]

@@gwseymour ¡¡¡¡!!! sigue adelante!!!!!!!!

[@themechbuilder6171]

@@gwseymour you are the best palabras de otro mexicano!

[@gwseymour]

@@themechbuilder6171 Thanks!

[@wilarguello1598]

Lo que pueda mover (trabajo) paga de sobra lo que consume? ....... quien sabe.... jjjjjjjeeee

[@hartonokarangsukup2885]

How many rpm can it produce, bro?

[@gwseymour]

That would be relative to the input pressure and load. I wouldn't freewheel it much past 3k.

[@amarjeetsarabjeet555]

So nice, large surface area of boiler to absorb maximum heat energy, consider about scaling also

[@gwseymour]

Thanks for watching!

[@bartdepauw1156]

Did you do some load tests ? How much mechanical power can it deliver ?

[@gwseymour]

Yes Sir. It's doing about 1hp @ 75 psi. Got side tracked with the turbine project, making some instructional vids, building a bigger boiler, and other stuff in life...lol.

[@heinzsorgen4497]

Hey, Looks top....

[@user-ie2qw6ce9e]

Очень интересно! Следующий этап - машина двойного расширения... С прогрессивным парораспределением..? С учётом реалий разработка весьма перспективна. Так или иначе, зимой я вынужден топить печь. А тут есть путь к уменьшению зависимости от электросетей! Главное - техника безопасности! Исправное действие предохранительных клапанов превыше всего!!! Спасибо! Успехов!!!

[@gwseymour]

Спасибо!

[@avs113]

What fittings are you using at the former spark plug location?

[@michaelbenoit248]

What’s the max RPM of that motor/ how fast will steam make it go?

[@gwseymour]

It depends on the load / steam pressure. The fastest you see it in the vid is at about 70 psi, and freewheeling. I switched over to turbines, but one day I'll get back and do some more experimenting with a DC motor, drawing different wattages at different pressures.

[@jhonatansoares3699]

Caldeira pequena, mas muito eficiente. Falta testar com peso pra ver se tem torque. Não tem caixa de marcha?

[@gwseymour]

Eu mudei para turbinas. Mais divertido e mais fácil de produzir eletricidade. Obrigado por assistir!

[@yanikivanov]

Wow great job.... such simple boiler and does the job.... cheers from Ukraine😉

[@gwseymour]

Thank you!

[@andrewnolasco7209]

Hi how do you control ghe valves of the engine? Did you run through the steam in in the intake?

[@gwseymour]

Applying steam through the intake would overcome the valve spring. Here's a link to the instructions. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bniUmWeuh5qka7M

[@sharadapoojarthi9013]

Great invention

[@gwseymour]

Thanks!

[@anthonyanna7595]

Does it make enough power to even power the pump to flow the water into it ?

[@David_Mash]

Can a steam engine be used to create electric and clean water from stream water?

[@gwseymour]

You can certainly create electricity, and use stream water as your source. Discharge is usually dirty and oily,

[@chuckhooper5215]

How did you solve the crank case lubricant needs ?

[@2WONG363]

Badass how did you build your oiler. ?

[@aliriobenavidesvalencia1793]

Buen trabajo perfecto viento en popa saludos mister Ford gracias.

[@gwseymour]

Gracias

[@theflowman198]

Perdón por mi ignorancia, es un motor a vapor de agua ...??? Gracias amigo

[@calebreutener870]

Have you thought about building a condenser and making it self contained

[@gwseymour]

The steam picks up a little oil in the engine, and water is plentiful here. Thanks for watching!

[@messianichebrewshawnkawcak1550]

Does it have the power to run some, like a saw mill, with only the regular power stroke?

[@gwseymour]

Sure if you give it the steam pressure required.

[@darshanyadav3171]

Whats is the size and gauge of this boiler tubes ??

[@gwseymour]

They are 1-1/2 pipe. 1-1/2 ID, 1-7/8 OD

[@jonacari4768]

Wouldnt it be more effective is you edit the intake valve en use that for your steam intake than the sparkplug intake? When the exhaust valve opens the steam for coming from you bougie Just goes out the exhaust port

[@gwseymour]

If you use the intake valve for the steam inlet, then you are limited to very low steam pressure, as it will push the valve open. Yes, this design "looses" some steam during the exhaust stroke, but the simple mechanical efficiency causes it to wind up super fast. RPM = HP.

[@ramzeneger]

Thank youf ort he video!

[@e.s.universalchanel1584]

Very cool engine

[@gwseymour]

Thanks!

[@davidsavoie8498]

Brilliant.... Just as I pictured it to work,,,,air compressor,, into steam engine,,,, motor is ready made,,,just need a boiler...... Great work Mate....😯

[@gwseymour]

Sorry to disappoint, but it's a modified gasoline engine. Instructions will be uploaded soon. I have considered working with a compressor though. Thanks for watching!

[@davidsavoie8498]

@@gwseymour ,,I want to do it with a compressor,, got the air tank already ,,thinking fill it with water,,have heat source,, and instead making air,,and also were air would normally flow into tank,,opposite water in tank steams threw same air hole into compressor, to me I seen even a electric compressor looks just like a engine,, without a spark plug...also still has a shaft to mount a flywheel.. Thinking ,,,it would work,,love your design..

[@gwseymour]

@@davidsavoie8498 Thanks! Do a lot of research on boilers. Never let your water level drop below the heat source.

[@davidsavoie8498]

@@gwseymour yes indeed,,, need a Gage,, tell you just like fuel...😯

[@cobre7717]

Yes definitely do a lot of research. Make sure you use hard silver solder for copper or do proper bevels and root preparation if you weld anything.. Lots of energy stored in these things. There is a lot of cool old boiler making books you should read if not for just the beautifully engraved images alone. Use these 200 year old design mixed with tig welding, stainless steel and crazy aerospace alloys like inconel.

[@user-ll7cx6oi6d]

Зимай дома тепло, и электричество бесплатная 👍🤝

[@gwseymour]

Спасибо

[@wildfire8341]

How long can it run for on that tank ?

[@zemiguiborgesanosnojuarez5655]

Bota uma Mine caldeira na carretinha, 10 kg carvão, engata na motoca e é só ALEGRIA...KKKK (PARABÉNS PROFESSOR PARDAL 👍)

[@gwseymour]

Obrigado por assistir!

[@bratanawanaluski2212]

I was thinking of using 1 or more 5 ft tall oxygen bottles from oxy acc torch for my boiler my thoughts were they are super thick, designed for high pressures.? Would love to hear your thoughts

[@gwseymour]

Just do a LOT of research on boiler design. The main thing, is that regardless of how thick or strong, there always has to be water behind the area of the boiler being heated. The boiling water acts as a coolant to prevent the steel from reaching temps where it looses it's strength. Even an oxy bottle will loose strength very quickly above 700 degrees F.

[@sameer26121980]

How do you lubricate the bore?

[@gwseymour]

I will be posting instructional videos very soon, but it is basically run empty, with oil added through a hole that covers all the parts.

[@tikboyhennessey]

What kind of engine or proto type you use for the steam project all the way from philippines ty

[@gwseymour]

It's a Predator 212

[@adamh8755]

So how long will it run until it needs more water? Is there a way to fill it while it's running?

[@gwseymour]

It consumes water quickly. On this boiler, I used a high pressure hand pump to add more.

[@OlaJesusAdebayo]

Nice... Pls where can I get this steam engine to buy? Thank you in advance

[@gwseymour]

Thanks for watching! I have posted 4 instructional videos (link in the vid) for converting a gas to this steam engine. It's fairly easy, and much cheaper than buying one. My energies have now switched to turbines. My next turbine (soon) will produce way more power than the reciprocating engines, and use less steam.

[@jonathanschrader7881]

So kool ... Pretty amazing 👍

[@nattydreadlocks1973]

Gotta wonder what the cylinders look like after a year of running.

[@gwseymour]

Probably ok, if cared for, like any other engine.

[@kameshs1392]

I think a long stroke engine could be much more efficient..... Nice work though

[@gwseymour]

Thanks!

[@joaoncr]

Great idea. But how long would it last as those engines are not meant to run on water?

[@gwseymour]

It's all just for fun, but properly lubricated (instruction vid #4) they last. I have 4 of them and they are all fine.

[@lewentdusud155]

Aferin , durmak yok devam

[@halilbaysan2474]

Motoru neyle çalıştırıyor

[@ElClaudixCM]

Me gusto el video Good gob bro

[@gwseymour]

Thanks!

[@3dprintwiz378]

It would be so cool to see this run with an electric generator. I wonder if it would be a viable option for running an off-grid Cabin.

[@gwseymour]

It would definitely supplement a solar system. Probably do about 300 watts.

[@bratanawanaluski2212]

My thoughts exactly, truck alternator, battery bank,5000 watt inverter

[@user-gx5fy4iy1t]

Or to change a Tesla

[@garylong7096]

Nice job

[@gwseymour]

Thank you! Improvements to follow...

[@fremyfrias1456]

Volvió y reinventó la locomotora pequeña

[@Wvds478]

Gasogenio

[@khanhlequoc4897]

@gwseymour: Could you please make a video tutorial?

[@joserobertoabreu]

Very good

[@gwseymour]

Thanks!

[@Elmuzaki]

Ok this is very nice

[@gwseymour]

Thanks!

[@lucineiribeirojesus1093]

Going back in time

[@gwseymour]

De volta para o Futuro!

[@boonthipsuwansukho5891]

Greeting from Thailand 🙏... Super idea...love it.. Thanks for sharing this clip. 🎉🎉🎉

[@gwseymour]

Thanks for watching!

[@syedwaleedahmedshah8089]

What is the length of your tubes

[@gwseymour]

About 2 ft

[@cloudscoffee5848]

I think you could get a much higher PSI if the water tubes over the fire were thinner and you had a lot more of them. Water could boil much more rapidly to get the RPM much higher with more force.

[@gwseymour]

More tubes would definitely increase the surface area being heated. I like my thick tubes though.

[@1943L]

Yes, plus the water tubes encased with fire bricks would increase steam production.

[@atticus2581]

You could also capture the steam and re condense it to save water, also add the re condensed water to a preheater that wraps around the engine before being fed back to the boiler, effectively cooling the engine and preheating the water at the same time.

[@emil.honganmaki5461]

Yes, you can get pressure with those pipes too. it is temperature dependent.

[@wildfire8341]

​​@@gwseymourha ha 😂 thick pipes are safe

[@felixbeutin8105]

Now with a 2 cylinder engine you could route the steam from the first cylinder exhaust into the second cylinder

[@gwseymour]

Well....by the time you "see" it, it's already getting too cold. Thanks for watching!

[@felixbeutin8105]

@@gwseymour maybe you could use a superheater of some kind. Route the steam through a car radiator that is above the main water tubes

[@gwseymour]

@@felixbeutin8105 A radiator couldn't handle the pressure, but keep on thinking....that's how stuff gets done.

[@felixbeutin8105]

@@gwseymour oh yeah i hadn't considered that

[@juliusparker3039]

Wonderful, where to get this egine

[@gwseymour]

I am finishing the instructional videos, and will upload them soon. Thanks!

[@DRRR567]

It's air compressure

[@ironclads2789]

What you could do is add another boiler in another water tank and have the two tubes and a two water tanks tubes B connected to a t tube and have them consolidated into one where it'll run to the valve that way you'll get more pressure and More Steam

[@gwseymour]

If I'm understanding your design, I think that would be the same as increasing the size of the boiler. (Pascale's Law). Thanks for watching and thinking!

[@svangvichith]

very good

[@gwseymour]

Thanks!

[@quynhanhpham2958]

Cám ơn đã chia sẽ. Piston trong động cơ bao nhiêu mm?. Tốc độ vòng quay trong video bao nhiêu rpm? Kéo máy phát điện 3kw được không?

[@gwseymour]

Nó là 212 cc. Chúng tôi đã không đo vòng / phút. Nó sẽ không chuyển sang 3kw. Nó có thể sẽ tạo ra 750 watt.

[@mervynevans5176]

Mantiene la presion con el motor en marcha?

[@gwseymour]

Si sigue agregando leña y agua

[@deptsofhell6961]

The pressure is regulated how? The 70% lost energy in a gas powered engine is in the form of heat that could be used to power a boiler with exhaust heat after the cat that is actually hotter than a open flame which could be used as recaptured energy but it depends on torque output of the steam engine? A 1900's model Stanley Steamer had 800 FPT per 1 revolution which is insanely good power. How much power can that small engine produce?

[@gwseymour]

The pressure is regulated by how much fire you have going. Any excess is bled off by a hand valve or relief valve. The test boiler is not that efficient as seen, with much of the heat (open flame) escaping. Running as it is in the vid, I think it's doing about 2 hp. I believe the Stanley ran off around 500 psi, which will give you LOTS of power, no matter what application you use. Thanks for watching!

[@johnlaccohee-joslin4477]

What stoppes oild from getting into the engine oil .

[@gwseymour]

Here you go! this si the last of a series of 4 instructional vids.

[@Nico_10111]

Please hook an a 12v alternator i wanna see something. I wanna see if it can charge battery

[@gwseymour]

It prefers a small PM motor. I switched my energy to turbines for now. See the link to the turbine charging a battery in the description of this video. Thanks for watching.

[@johnbrown2890]

I believe that is an old lawn mower engine. He must be using the cam and valves because it appears to be a 4 stroke. Most steam engines deliver power with every stroke

[@gwseymour]

Modified cam delivers power on every stroke. Engine is a Predator 212 from Harbor Freight. Thanks for watching.

[@roykoffi7942]

@@gwseymour can you do a video on the cam modification??

[@gwseymour]

@@roykoffi7942 It's done. It is 1 of 4 vids that I will upload very soon that detail the whole process.

[@roykoffi7942]

@@gwseymour thank you

[@kszawsze]

steam cars used to drive a long time ago and they even have a future today, provided that high pressure and superheated steam are produced

[@clintmurphy5436]

I've always wondered about putting the steam (pressure) supply into the spark plug hole... Are you only using the exhaust valve?

[@gwseymour]

Yes. The intake is dormant, and the exhaust cam is modified to open on every upstroke.

[@clintmurphy5436]

I'm gonna try that, seems the ones I've seen done this way turn more RPM, considering making mine a uniflow design as well.

[@trevorwilson2699]

Is there a way to easily feed oil into the cylinder?

[@midship_nc]

Just found your video, what were you using as a feedwater pump?

[@gwseymour]

A hydrostatic pressure tester. here's a link. Thanks for watching. kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4fbmIijhZeLmqc

[@thai.tv.you.]

DIY is good and it's a good idea.

[@gwseymour]

Thanks for watching!

[@miniatures1]

How often does it need to be lubricated?

[@gwseymour]

I used a unique method that I describe in one of my instruction vids (link attached). This requires a few drops every few minutes. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnKWeoSHmLSaqbs

[@alejandromosquedamacosay2457]

Could You instalo a pump with this kind of motor?

[@gwseymour]

Yes, if your pressure is good enough.

[@syedwaleedahmedshah8089]

what material is used for water tube boiler???

[@gwseymour]

Schedule 40 steel

[@syedwaleedahmedshah8089]

Can you give me exact diameter and other parameters i want it for my project

[@gwseymour]

@@syedwaleedahmedshah8089 The boiler tubes are 1.5 inch X 29 inch Sch 40, and the top and bottom are 4 inch x 19 inch Sch 40. Most of the upper plumbing has been discontinued since the video.

[@jorgemarques6062]

1- Is the steam engine 2 or 4 stroke? 2- Have you made any changes to the camshaft, also called valve timing? 2.1 Didn't you make any changes to the engine and just inject steam? 3- What is the pressure value in bars that makes the steam engine work?

[@a.r.701]

Dovrebbe essere un motore 4 tempi OHV, se guardi a destra c'è una vite di spurgo per l'olio, questo presuppone che ci sia un serbatoio che è inesistente sui motori 2 tempi. Ciao! 😎

[@michaelella1715]

Seems fast enough to run a small airplane's propeller engine, lol. Note: the person commenting here is @Stephen Aviaspace I just switched to my dad's account, which is this "Michael Ella".

[@gwseymour]

Ha! Add some firewood, I need to do a go-around! Thanks for watching!

[@marshallscreekfarm3833]

solar water heaters on a hot day will produce steam, if you combine it with it you do not need to heat the water. I am planning to build one with a solar water heater.

[@gwseymour]

Solar water heaters are awesome. If you're talking about pre-heating the feed water, prior to manual injection that's a good idea. Anything automated however, would be restricted by Pascale's Law. Thanks for sharing! I've never seen a solar water heater produce viable steam, but I'm in Florida so I believe it!

[@marshallscreekfarm3833]

@@gwseymour thank you for the reply, double size with a slow flow will definitely produce steam...

[@user-vc8td2ce4o]

Very​ good.​

[@gwseymour]

Thanks!

[@fabianmof3001]

The sound is like diesel engine. 👍👍

[@gwseymour]

It's a good sound. Thanks

[@Tera_Hai]

Would be more efficient if you added a superheater loop. Good start tho

[@gwseymour]

Yes sir, I actually tried that, but it didn't seem to help. You can see we're getting some nice, un-condensed exhaust at about the 2:00 mark. The new boiler will have an enclosed firebox, and I may try the loop then. Thanks for watching!

[@Mindsetmosaic162]

@@gwseymour dear sir, I have few questions regarding this, it would be great if u can help me out. Whatsapp [phone]

[@powerfarmer]

pretty cool! - Idea: Do it with an impactdriver + caralternator 12 V ..

[@gwseymour]

Vid soon with instructions and alternator. Thanks!

[@ParadigmUnkn0wn]

That's a steam engine, not a turbine. Turbines don't have pistons or reciprocal motion.

[@gwseymour]

There's a link to a turbine.

[@srinvasponaganti6361]

Super bro

[@gwseymour]

Thanks!

[@glbaker5595]

What would really make my day would be to open up a window and lo and behold instead of watching 8 minutes of some guy tinkering with the machine, turn it on and off on and off would be somebody with a vocabulary who could speak and lo and behold they explain how they made the engine how it works and so forth, I know you should be proud of the machine you made but it should not leave you in such all that you are sticking from speaking, but anyway enough of my bitching it does look like a well-running machine and you should be proud of it thanks for showing it to us.

[@gwseymour]

You're welcome. I made s series of videos explaining things in detail. Sometimes people talk way too much in their vids. This one allows you to hear it running, instead of me talking.

[@glbaker5595]

@@gwseymour I'm just a very old guy with nothing better to do in life than b**** I wish I had your ambition, fine detail work like this always amazes me ,keep up the good work

[@gwseymour]

@@glbaker5595 Thanks for watching! I mean don't ya hate it when you WANT to hear an engine, and the person either plays music, or won't shut up?

[@CesarDevesa]

Nice! How many HP? ...or kw?

[@gwseymour]

Thanks! HP depends on the steam pressure. I'd guess 1 - 2 at 60 to 80 psi.

[@user-oq2yd4du2y]

Хороший механизм, но здесь не достатка ржавчины

[@abdellahboulhouda2167]

Please share the build share knowleage i would love to build it

[@gwseymour]

I will upload instruction videos very soon. Thanks

[@Thiviru_premarathne]

How to make this engine

[@gwseymour]

Will be posting instruction video very soon.

[@aeroflopper]

how much power it produce? is it more then the petrol engine you used?

[@gwseymour]

HP depends on the steam pressure. This engine was producing about 1-2 hp at around 100 psi.

[@aeroflopper]

@@gwseymour so thats a net loss of about 10bhp, thats progress. but i suppose steam is cheep at only the cost of a forest or two

[@gwseymour]

​@@aeroflopper Ha! Well, I only use wood that is already dead. But certainly there is a reason the world switched to gasoline.

[@travismoore7849]

How big of a generator could that run?

[@sgtbrown4273]

Around 500 watts If he used both valves on that engine or build a MUCH better engine like a rotary vane or small turbine, then maybe 2000 watts. I really like this boiler because its very unlikely to explode and is very easy to use. a larger water drum " bottom big tube" would be helpful. just remember a boiler feed pump is needed for this type of boiler so water level is sometimes hard to maintain. The good thing about steam is its reliable and FREE. you can use the exhaust to heat your home or shop! 🤗

[@gibranimultiteknik5147]

Nice 👍

[@gwseymour]

Thanks!

[@chanakyasinha8046]

I think its more efficient than combustion engine

[@gwseymour]

Especially when gasoline is in short supply. Thanks for watching.

[@_m_0._.0_m_]

Please make a detail video

[@boroda953]

До войны были машины, полуторки, газогенераторные, на дровах

[@gwseymour]

Да сэр!

[@dansw0rkshop]

You need a superheater, the steam is too wet.

[@umdoideoliveira4843]

que motor seria esse? qual modelo ? queria usar um em uma caldeira ....

[@gwseymour]

Predator 212

[@karltrutschl9138]

Good work, but as mentioned befor, this is an open system with bad efficency 2-3% a closed one will be at 25-30%

[@gwseymour]

It was just a test run. Thanks for watching.

[@papayoma1]

Hello, did you construct the boiler on the fire yourself? I really want to build one, I need assistance

[@gwseymour]

If your are confident with your welding skills, your next step would be to make sure building your own boiler is legal where you live. Next, do research on the types of boilers, and how to make one that is safe. I prefer water tube boilers, due to the fact that they are mostly filled with water, and do far less damage if they fail. Kinda like a car radiator. Your needs will depend on what you are using the boiler for, and how much capacity you''l require. MOST IMPORTANTLY, never let your water level drop below the fire level. The boiling water is your coolant. Without it, the fire will quickly bring the steel up to failure temperature.

[@papayoma1]

Thanks a lot, am really interested in the boiler in the video, am using it to pasteurize mushroom substrate Can you kindly assist me by sending me the drawings and the concept behind it? My email [e-mail]

[@kullijuusto]

@@gwseymour is it safer if the boiler is inside a fire barrel where the fire heats up only the bottom? I'm also thinking of making a spring loaded safety valve out of a small 2t cylinder and piston

[@gwseymour]

@@kullijuusto Whatever design you use you can't apply (or contain) heat against any part of the boiler that doesn't have water behind it. Do lots of research into the causes of early boiler failures. I'm all for making your own stuff, but safety valves are cheap and work under all conditions. A homemade one would have to be tested under all types of conditions for unforeseen issues (expansion, impurities, etc)

[@mariuszuniwersal5725]

Hi, it is james watt machin😄😄😄

[@gwseymour]

He was way more efficient than I. Thanks for watching!

[@user-hr5yc6us5r]

ступенчатое превращение одного вида энергии в другой, что бы получить конечный результат ...в единичном случае экологично, в двойном случае затратно...

[@gwseymour]

Да!

[@777swampie]

Even if just an alternator, any engine demo needs to be done under load. You need to prove what you have past a spinning flywheel.

[@gwseymour]

It turns a small PM better than an alternator. I switched to turbines. Here's a link of one under load charging batts. Thanks for watching. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKjWqquIr8SYjtU

[@kinjalparekh8305]

Making steam is expensive and then how expensive is this power

[@777swampie]

@@kinjalparekh8305 looks like your engine is wood fired. So the expense is boiling water? Compare that to the electricity produced. There are plenty of places in the world where some electricity is better than no electricity at all.

[@tristan6509]

@@kinjalparekh8305 you can use woodfire as stove and pump water from well It's essentially free...

[@Altausvieiraduarte]

Como é o funcionamento desse motor?

[@diocirloof8935]

Penso que é um motor de moto que funciona a vapor . Para isso o vapor é injetado no escapamento e expelido na admissão, pois assim funcionária (aí contrário)

[@aliriobenavidesvalencia1793]

Dios te bendiga saludos bien hecho.

[@gwseymour]

Gracias!