could you guess how much is the speed of the wind exiting the exhaust? I'm working on a project and I need to know the proximate wind speed generated by almost this size of engine :)
@bluttertifi see the orange hose? that's where the gasoline,kerosene, etc. flows. And see where the orange hose is connected to? the two silver pipes? yeah, its connected to the double airflow chamber.The biggest tank you see there connected to the engine is the Combustion Chamber,all the propellant goes there together with the air sucked into the chamber to make it a one way circulation.Leaving all the pressure to the main exhaust.
hey dude me and some friends are trying to use this thermojet design for as school project and we were wondering if you could help us out. could you give us an email so we can speak with you easier?? thanks
Help! built myself a ThermoJet he does not suck the air gotta keep compressed air blowing in dult input when he cut off the air conprimido I detail what I'm using butane gas (coal gas will cusine q of the gas may be some tips there guys
im building a RC jet that uses this desgin but i have a problem with heat glowing red metal seems to catch my plane on fire and melt the wites i need ideas on heat sinks or a cooler burning fuel
i dont know much about the abilities of mixing gases but there seems to be an argument over using methanol or kerosine. is it possible or has anyone tried mixing the 2 to creating a different type of burning process? more of a curious question.
@Themayseffect Pulsejets will run on almost anything that burns, but if you deal with them on a daily basis, you'd probably go with propane too, since you dont come home every night stinking of kerosene. Methanol mixed with hydrocarbon fuels produce very good results. Hydrocarbons will burn significantly cleaner with methanol mixed in.
i just dont get it...is the engine (once its fired) sucking air through that two little tube´s? and than exhaust the hot air more through the maintube than through the little ones?
...doesn't seem too smart to have that engine with the fuel tank directly in front of it...what if it were to slip out and fly into the fuel tank....KABOOM?!?!
I plan to build such an engine myself-valveless...and I had a few ideas of how to improve it!What's do you think about:
1. A ceramic (or asbestos?) coating inside the combustion chamber. It would protect the outer metal shell and it would increase the combustion temperature thus increasing the fuel efficiency and power?
2. A turbo, powered by some exhaust that would in turn send compressed air into the intake?
#2 is definitely a bad idea, as pulse jets work on the principle of pulses which causes a fair amount of turbulance and vibrations that a turbo is not used to and it would thus break quickly.
#3: Not going to work out for you. The exhaust is... well, exhaust. The exhaust won't support combustion in a second engine due to its oxygen deficiency.
@BeckTechnologies 5. Whilst the ease of starting is excelent, I have my doubts about the trhust claims, Does not look like enough air mass flow to do 10lbs thrust to me.
6. As you may have guessed, Im an engineer, and have made my own Turbojet for about 500USD...13lbs thrust @ 160K...see my Link.
That particular video was running on a nearly empty, cold tank, so it was not at max throttle. At max throttle it is much more like the videos of the 4lb thrust engine, with distinctive shock wave pattern in the exhaust. The engine will put out approx 14 lbs on liquid fuel like methanol, you dont fly with propane. Propane is simply a clean easy no mess no fuss fuel for ground tests and demos. You dont go home smelling like kerosene at the end of the day.
The evaporative cooling from methanol results in a much higher fuel charge density, combined with its rapid burn speed, result in much more thrust output.
wolfe1970, not everything is intended for use on a model. check out the 700lb thrust pulse jet video, do you think that guy wanted to strap it to a model?
that things way too hot man, and way too close to the propane tank. I was waiting for molten globs of metal to go flying around like a pottery spinner thing of fire and death
Its about 1000 degrees away from melting, you can hold your hand 6" away from the chamber just fine, the propane tank 4' away is actually chilled considerably by the evaporating propane.
Where can I find some simple blue prints to build an engine in simialar fashion to yours? Ive seen many variations of Pulse Jets and like the simplicity of your design.
Dimensions are rather important, cant just stick a bunch of tubes together and expect it to do anything other than burn fuel and make noise if it runs at all. With some engines altering the dimensions 1/8" can result in a 50% increase or decrease in thrust.
Wrap it in some Kaowool/Inswool, ceramic wool that can stand up to 2800-3000 degrees F. Great insulator and will probably enhance efficiency as more energy is directed out of the exhaust and not radiated off as heat. I use it in my propane forge, 2" thick, and the steel shell only gets up to a few hundred degrees despite the inside behind bright yellow orange.
Is there a way to measure pressure within the combustion chamber ? I know it's oscilating between positive and negative pressure... but how great is the pos pressure ?
The pressure changes rapidly, but you can measure the pressure with the right equipment, peak pressure is about 60 psi, the min pressure goes down to about 7 below atmospheric.
With how good of an insulator stainless steel is, and how much propane cools when it expands out of vapor form, putting the engine directly against the propane tank would possibly just barely make up for how much the tank is cooled.
A few minutes of running will cause the tank to form ice on it, 28lbs of steel + 20 lbs of propane all cooled below freezing would take a lot of heat input to not only keep up with the cooling but cause it to over pressurize.
No, propane burns, it cant explode in the tank. The only way to make a propane tank rupture ( most have safety release valves to avoid this) is to stick it in a fire and wait. It is going to take a lot of energy to heat up the 28 lb tank, and the 20 lbs of fuel inside it. If you sit around for the 2-5 minutes that a propane tank is sitting in flames then In my opinion you kind of deserve it. Though with the tank open, and gas flowing out, any fire would melt the rubber fuel line, and blow out.
Whats the problem? When you weld with an oxy set you can be this close. Sure its not going to be mega safe but it is along the lines of having a gas bottle under a barbecue.
Thanks for pointing this out, unfortunately the internet is full of uninformed people who think things explode like in the movies they watch, and thats the extent of their knowledge of the subject.
Stainless is an extremely good insulator, you can hold your hand within 3" of the engine. Add to that the fact that propane expands and acts like a refrigerant, after a minute or two of running the propane tank can actually form ice on the tank. If you sit around and do nothing for the time it takes for the tank to heat up to the point where something bad can happen, you would have to be an idiot. Common sense is keeping something for putting out fires near by, no different from a BBQ grill.
Compressed FLAMMABLE gas is in many ways far safer than cars carrying gasoline in their fuel tank. If you want to make a smart comment, go learn a thing or two about heat transfer, conductivity, and flammable materials.
I was referring to how close you had the compressed gas cylinder to the open flame, shit-for-brains. Would you put the compressed gas auto fuel cylinder on top of the engine? You've been educated out of you common sense . . . SAFETY FIRST, MORON!
The open flame is pointing in the opposite direction of the tank, Einstein, blowing at 600 mph, pulling cool air in from the direction of the tank.
Forklifts have their propane fuel tanks located above their engine, as well as motorcycles. Cars also have their exhaust pipes go directly under the gas tank.
Learn how to spell flammable and maybe I'll take your comments seriously, Troll.
mild will do, but it will deteriorate after a while. i built a small one with .060 thick mild steel and only ran it 7 times before it burned up. im trying to come up with a design that uses standard plumming parts so more people can make them.
this video is great but i was wondering how you got it to be a valveless design without having it in a "U" shape. I have read that that is what takes the place of the valve. Also, where is it drawing air from? I dont see any intake pipes unless those two short pipes with the wires going into the combustion chamber also suck air?
Hi nice thermojet . I have a little question because i am building one at the moment and i have problems building a funnel to affiliate the burning chamber with the exhaust !! Would be nice if you have a plan or a simple construction for me !
Why does it get red hot?
Shockszzbyyous 1 day ago
But what can you use it for?
eezy1972 1 week ago
How did you make it valveless? I always thought pulse jets of that style need a valve. I've always seen valveless in a J shape.
DynaDuctINC 2 weeks ago
That's pretty neat.
FPSArizona 2 weeks ago
Now to figure out a way to stop the combustion chamber from melting
DynaDuctINC 2 weeks ago
could you guess how much is the speed of the wind exiting the exhaust? I'm working on a project and I need to know the proximate wind speed generated by almost this size of engine :)
125varma 4 weeks ago
I dare you to poke the combustion chamber with your dick
Cwafter 1 month ago
Maby some injected substances like water or water vapor could boost the thrust ability.
trailkeeper 1 month ago
But will it blend?
TheHitman19957 1 month ago
I assume 10# is the jet's weight. What's the thrust?
fubleduck 1 month ago
Look at grass behind
MaurycyF 2 months ago
I'm quite new to this, how does this work excactly, or simply :P
bluttertifi 2 months ago 4
@bluttertifi see the orange hose? that's where the gasoline,kerosene, etc. flows. And see where the orange hose is connected to? the two silver pipes? yeah, its connected to the double airflow chamber.The biggest tank you see there connected to the engine is the Combustion Chamber,all the propellant goes there together with the air sucked into the chamber to make it a one way circulation.Leaving all the pressure to the main exhaust.
Celis215 2 months ago
oh cool it has a little light on the back :) OH FUCK THATS WHITE-HOT METAL D:
Sharkformer 2 months ago
what about running this off of and in conjunction with woodgas
summerdude600 2 months ago
look at all that ENERGY, being wasted in the form of HEAT instead of PROPULSION.
vonzace 3 months ago
@vonzace Look at the ENERGY being wasted commenting on misunderstood thermodynamic principles.
BeckTechnologies 3 months ago 18
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could you write to me to this adress??? pedroale04@hotmail.com
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hey dude me and some friends are trying to use this thermojet design for as school project and we were wondering if you could help us out. could you give us an email so we can speak with you easier?? thanks
NeriMK2 3 months ago
people are so dumb and don't know how they work..... basically every comment......
thegoprovideos 3 months ago
Segurança NOTA 10 pra esse cara pqp...
This guy think Safety certainly ò.Ó
mrvilamiu02 4 months ago
The guy speaking sounds just like Michael Stipe of R.E.M.
FarginBastiges 4 months ago
i think that's a glorified shop heater.......be careful and enjoy yourself... dave.
davepaula123 5 months ago
so it doesnt self start, you need a battery to heat a glow plug first.. :-)
Me102288 6 months ago
great idea having a rubber fuel line and gas bottles right beside a glowing red tube of fire!
Planninonit1 6 months ago
so WHERE IS THE AIR INTAKE??????
BCQD4 6 months ago
pulsejet engine....check
propane fuel tanks....check
12 volt battery check....
idiot running a PULSEJET...RED HOT STAINLESS STEEL COMBUSTION CHAMBER NEXT TO A CRAP TON OF UNPROTECTED FUEL....check
Spaceman002 6 months ago
@ 1:22 how come the camera isn't melting
jayanthyk 6 months ago
So if you want to heat something up really fast, and make a lot of noise while you do so, this is the technology for you ;)
mindprism 7 months ago
ah, pulsejets...
jag9998 7 months ago
Please, can you help us about Pulse-jet Ignition System ?
offom 8 months ago
Um you might have heat issues with an rc plane.
flahr1 8 months ago
lol i was waiting for the gas containers RIGHT NEXT to the glowing hot end of the jet to explode or something
12inchpianists 8 months ago
Is there any compression of air before it enters the combustion chamber pulsejets?
if so how is it compressed ?
anton854 8 months ago
Help! built myself a ThermoJet he does not suck the air gotta keep compressed air blowing in dult input when he cut off the air conprimido I detail what I'm using butane gas (coal gas will cusine q of the gas may be some tips there guys
FVHGHK 8 months ago
im building a RC jet that uses this desgin but i have a problem with heat glowing red metal seems to catch my plane on fire and melt the wites i need ideas on heat sinks or a cooler burning fuel
MrSoldier646 8 months ago
Your vice will no longer have its temper ;)
andytheweb 9 months ago
Interesting. How much weight can it move? say we put one on the back of a Kid's wagon. How fast would it go? What about a common Go Kart?
Also, is it smart to have your fuel tank infront of it?What it it breaks loose from it's mount and rams your Propane as it fly's off?
RoyalDragonusa 10 months ago
This is amazing how much would you charge me to build one and sell it to me?
josheskimo 10 months ago
If u tell me where the air intake is il subscibe
cacneaunit6 11 months ago
@cacneaunit6 the two short tubes on the side. NOW SUBSCRIBE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MonkeyWithAWrench 8 months ago
that is HOT! that turned RED and YELLOW! wow thats hot that would burn...........
Kpilot786457 11 months ago
czy ty myslisz co robisz ,
wojtaszek645 1 year ago
i dont know much about the abilities of mixing gases but there seems to be an argument over using methanol or kerosine. is it possible or has anyone tried mixing the 2 to creating a different type of burning process? more of a curious question.
Themayseffect 1 year ago
@Themayseffect Pulsejets will run on almost anything that burns, but if you deal with them on a daily basis, you'd probably go with propane too, since you dont come home every night stinking of kerosene. Methanol mixed with hydrocarbon fuels produce very good results. Hydrocarbons will burn significantly cleaner with methanol mixed in.
BeckTechnologies 1 year ago
@BeckTechnologies yea that i know. so what about nitromethane and alcohol. ive never seen those fuels used in turbines or pulsejets/dynajets
Themayseffect 1 year ago
@Themayseffect methanol - nitromethane fuel is the standard, and only allowed fuel in competition pulsejet speed flying events.
BeckTechnologies 1 year ago
@BeckTechnologies makes sense. but how big is the power increase compared to methanol or kerosene?
Themayseffect 1 year ago
Would it be possible for you to send me these plans or dimensions or a link to them? Cool project. Thanks!
turnstray 1 year ago
Just out of curiosity, have you ever tried to measure its loudness with a sound level meter?
DevilMaster 1 year ago
Wouldnt a conical exaust nozzle and augumenter at the rear increase thrust to about 15 - 18 lb? just a thought
BigAnt737 1 year ago
I would lol if it burnt the lens
JTsmokingbaby 1 year ago
hey you just burn our eyes
TheGoodInventor 1 year ago
why dont you dissconnect your starter?
ken0is0gay0fan0club 1 year ago
where do you get one of these?
josephlwu1 1 year ago
Are you crazy? Putting a red hot impulse jet that can blow any second right beside some gas cannisters?! Geez!
Crashboy1024 1 year ago
@Crashboy1024 it realy cant explode the pressure is from already burned fuel if it sprunk a leak it would lose all perpulsion its safe
ken0is0gay0fan0club 1 year ago
looks yummy
Felixificus 1 year ago
would it be posible to convert it to water cooled with a radiator pump system to get more power?
also maybe water injection also mybe help with density and cool off, just an idea please let me know im very curious
darkhorse1112 1 year ago
THAT LOOKS HOT!
thelinkonpark 1 year ago
dude put your freaking water mark closer to the bottom of your videos it gets in the way
thagonzp 1 year ago
i just dont get it...is the engine (once its fired) sucking air through that two little tube´s? and than exhaust the hot air more through the maintube than through the little ones?
punisher17011990 1 year ago
Oh thats clever sticking your face/camera right in front of the exhaust =/ Just begs for a malfunction to happen...
mattyboi678 1 year ago
That place looks like it's ready to blow up like a meth lab!
hd1986fxrt 1 year ago
Great video! amazing how the combustion chambers lights up!
bulloramone 1 year ago
jeez it got hot did u try to measure the temperature with temp gun ??? bet l=its like 1000F
Newbpwng 1 year ago
loud as shit huh? ive seen a few things similar to this
MrKawiman94 1 year ago
...doesn't seem too smart to have that engine with the fuel tank directly in front of it...what if it were to slip out and fly into the fuel tank....KABOOM?!?!
fookingsoc 1 year ago
Nice run!
It uses the same principals of the V1 rocket ?
elisheff 1 year ago
thats an engine or a lightbulb??
InnerSilence123 1 year ago
sounds like a swarm of REALLY angry bees.
rockergod789 1 year ago
Great way to light up the way.
gasflame62 1 year ago
yea if the clamp loosened it would fly into the propane tank. boom
robnox 1 year ago
Hy,
I plan to build such an engine myself-valveless...and I had a few ideas of how to improve it!What's do you think about:
1. A ceramic (or asbestos?) coating inside the combustion chamber. It would protect the outer metal shell and it would increase the combustion temperature thus increasing the fuel efficiency and power?
2. A turbo, powered by some exhaust that would in turn send compressed air into the intake?
3. Linking 2 eng. in a series? exhaust to intake.
Thanx, Alex C
pipzipcip2000 1 year ago
#2 is definitely a bad idea, as pulse jets work on the principle of pulses which causes a fair amount of turbulance and vibrations that a turbo is not used to and it would thus break quickly.
@pipzipcip2000
tc05698 1 year ago
@pipzipcip2000
#1: No idea.
#2: Already discussed
#3: Not going to work out for you. The exhaust is... well, exhaust. The exhaust won't support combustion in a second engine due to its oxygen deficiency.
osht1 1 year ago
does the build have to be precise? have you any plans?
DoNotuseEbid 1 year ago
is that a larger engine the the left corner at 1:23?
hangoutsumtime 1 year ago
Say I want to annoy the neighbours, how much dB does this (roughly) produce?
CykoNL 1 year ago
@CykoNL
a lot.
Zvesda 1 year ago
Are there any good videos that explain how these work?
computersales 1 year ago
who the fuck actually uses these things
69ballsmahoney 1 year ago
umm can it run on 50% isopropyl alcohol
vietanmay911 1 year ago
does it have to be precise? have you any plans?
DoNotuseEbid 1 year ago
I want one.
lithium803 1 year ago
can it propells a model plane
soverato3 1 year ago
yes it can
1littlelee 1 year ago
probably, but your plane would light on fire
mikelwhitlock 1 year ago
thats bad,i can't make one but thanks for telling me
Mike20151 1 year ago
can you please tell me where did you get the parts of that engine?
Mike20151 1 year ago
Unfortunately you cant just buy parts for pulsejets, we make all the parts from flat sheet metal and roll them and weld them up.
We also offer partially completed engine kits with all the materials you need, and most parts rough cut / formed
BeckTechnologies 1 year ago
is that a helmet cam?!?
jmaxwells 1 year ago
how would you trasmit this to movement
pr3typ0ny 1 year ago
If it wasnt bolted down it would fly off... Just need to stick it on something.
BeckTechnologies 1 year ago
@BeckTechnologies 1. Put it in a plane to demo it. (ie fly it)
2.Show how you propose to carry liquid Propane in the plane (and control flow rate)
3. Show the engine on a test rig doing 1lb up to 10lbs thrust.
4..Demonstrate thust to weight ratio.
EnglishTurbines 1 year ago
@BeckTechnologies 5. Whilst the ease of starting is excelent, I have my doubts about the trhust claims, Does not look like enough air mass flow to do 10lbs thrust to me.
6. As you may have guessed, Im an engineer, and have made my own Turbojet for about 500USD...13lbs thrust @ 160K...see my Link.
EnglishTurbines 1 year ago
@EnglishTurbines
That particular video was running on a nearly empty, cold tank, so it was not at max throttle. At max throttle it is much more like the videos of the 4lb thrust engine, with distinctive shock wave pattern in the exhaust. The engine will put out approx 14 lbs on liquid fuel like methanol, you dont fly with propane. Propane is simply a clean easy no mess no fuss fuel for ground tests and demos. You dont go home smelling like kerosene at the end of the day.
BeckTechnologies 1 year ago
@BeckTechnologies Methanol eh?..but Methanol has such a low calorific value, certainly lower than Kerosine for instance?
EnglishTurbines 1 year ago
@EnglishTurbines
The evaporative cooling from methanol results in a much higher fuel charge density, combined with its rapid burn speed, result in much more thrust output.
BeckTechnologies 1 year ago
@BeckTechnologies Do you have clip of one of your engines running on Methanol perhaps?
EnglishTurbines 1 year ago
@BeckTechnologies Why don't you make a video showing the performance difference of the same engine with different fuels?
DevilMaster 1 year ago
@BeckTechnologies yes, inertia
pr3typ0ny 10 months ago
I was wondering that what's the radius of the chamber's back-panel?
Kukkaloota 2 years ago
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@sparky332 you can download this at tubemusicdownload com
alanaarkin 2 years ago
god damn i almost threw up with the fancy camera work
freesafe7 2 years ago
Ugh, my luck the thing would blowup in my face on startup
childsca 2 years ago 13
times even the air trying to put into rotation? should bring more power
EumlOriginal 2 years ago
wolfe1970, not everything is intended for use on a model. check out the 700lb thrust pulse jet video, do you think that guy wanted to strap it to a model?
gwarbo 2 years ago
i was waiting for the spark, propane tank & boooooommmmm, seriously though how would you fit that in a model with out it catching on fire
wolfe1970 2 years ago
that things way too hot man, and way too close to the propane tank. I was waiting for molten globs of metal to go flying around like a pottery spinner thing of fire and death
ajawofcopan 2 years ago
Its about 1000 degrees away from melting, you can hold your hand 6" away from the chamber just fine, the propane tank 4' away is actually chilled considerably by the evaporating propane.
BeckTechnologies 2 years ago
@BeckTechnologies oh okay. Cool man. Hey how much thrust do you think it's putting out?
ajawofcopan 2 years ago
how much trust can you get ?
pakvanjdam 2 years ago
it would stink to trip on that thing!
way cool though how would you cool it liquid nitrogen
TheStarDustGroup 2 years ago
So is this for UAV's or what? :|
SeverEnergia 2 years ago
good job
ebenalart 2 years ago
Where can I find some simple blue prints to build an engine in simialar fashion to yours? Ive seen many variations of Pulse Jets and like the simplicity of your design.
steve625c6 2 years ago
HEY!!! ITS A LAMP lol but that thing is shining!!
waldersson 2 years ago
How long can it run before it melts down?
I'd love to build one to fly here at my club. it would drive the old guys crazy. hehe
Jboyd612 2 years ago 3
so 14 lbs of thrust is enough to fly a model airplane?
nicholas9916 2 years ago
14 lbs is enough to fly a rather large air plane. 4 lbs of thrust will fly a 30-40" wingspan at over 200 mph.
BeckTechnologies 2 years ago
hey ive found a pulsejet calculator i think you made it, does it work for valveless pulsejets too?
ioan21121221 2 years ago
Nicely done.
themainproblem 2 years ago
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that got really hot! lol
jesuistahmid 2 years ago
could you please send me blueprints on it?
izzarulz 2 years ago 6
see when it gets red thats when u want to touch it :D
iNOVASODMG 2 years ago 3
looks dangerous
shparker 2 years ago
Those birds sound excited.
TimeLapseSteve 2 years ago 2
wow that got hot very fast..
samsomiller 2 years ago
Is it 10lbs of thrust or does the engine weigh 10 lbs?
user0118 2 years ago
10 lbs thrust, with a special mix of methanol and gasoline and a model turbine fuel pump One of these has put out around 14 lbs thrust on a RC setup.
BeckTechnologies 2 years ago
well i don't know how to make the cones or flares
MultiHobbyman 2 years ago
best pulse jet i have ever seen!
Is there any free plans for this anywere
MultiHobbyman 2 years ago
Dude, it's four tubes and an end plate. It really isn't that hard to make one of these.
UCMS30Z 2 years ago
Dimensions are rather important, cant just stick a bunch of tubes together and expect it to do anything other than burn fuel and make noise if it runs at all. With some engines altering the dimensions 1/8" can result in a 50% increase or decrease in thrust.
BeckTechnologies 2 years ago
Is it just trial and error in building these engines or you have to know and apply different formulas in sizing and dimensions?
Also can this particular model be run on liquid fuel?
Thanks
spshecot 2 years ago
Pulse jets have been known to run on anything from sawdust, coal dust, to diesel and petrol.
thinkpad411 2 years ago
Wrap it in some Kaowool/Inswool, ceramic wool that can stand up to 2800-3000 degrees F. Great insulator and will probably enhance efficiency as more energy is directed out of the exhaust and not radiated off as heat. I use it in my propane forge, 2" thick, and the steel shell only gets up to a few hundred degrees despite the inside behind bright yellow orange.
noxagol 2 years ago
Though, it might melt so it might not be that great of an idea.
noxagol 2 years ago
Is there a way to measure pressure within the combustion chamber ? I know it's oscilating between positive and negative pressure... but how great is the pos pressure ?
jacebigelow 2 years ago
The pressure changes rapidly, but you can measure the pressure with the right equipment, peak pressure is about 60 psi, the min pressure goes down to about 7 below atmospheric.
BeckTechnologies 2 years ago
OMG its cool
RIO1987RUSgosu 2 years ago
come on everyone. it didn't blow up
raunchbear 2 years ago
If you put the gasbottle a little closer you will have a big party, trust me :-)
triangletrexx 2 years ago
With how good of an insulator stainless steel is, and how much propane cools when it expands out of vapor form, putting the engine directly against the propane tank would possibly just barely make up for how much the tank is cooled.
A few minutes of running will cause the tank to form ice on it, 28lbs of steel + 20 lbs of propane all cooled below freezing would take a lot of heat input to not only keep up with the cooling but cause it to over pressurize.
BeckTechnologies 2 years ago
#1 I WANT TO HUG THE GLOWING RED PART RLLLLY BADLY
#2 that would be a really good way to fill up air balloons for my b-day (lol i jk)
descending19 2 years ago 7
Sounds like my rc car
motofreak36 2 years ago
Really cool but dude the nim i seen the tank i was like this dude is going to blow him self up! pop
potplantpete420 2 years ago
^ check above comments
BeckTechnologies 2 years ago
Awsome but isint it a little dangerous next to the tank of fuel that could explode?
PieLordPdRocks4 2 years ago
No, propane burns, it cant explode in the tank. The only way to make a propane tank rupture ( most have safety release valves to avoid this) is to stick it in a fire and wait. It is going to take a lot of energy to heat up the 28 lb tank, and the 20 lbs of fuel inside it. If you sit around for the 2-5 minutes that a propane tank is sitting in flames then In my opinion you kind of deserve it. Though with the tank open, and gas flowing out, any fire would melt the rubber fuel line, and blow out.
BeckTechnologies 2 years ago
wow, that is cool
but come on man, where's the common sense
propane tanks lying around within 3 feet from it
anything goes wrong and KA-BOOM
Weslo2 2 years ago
Whats the problem? When you weld with an oxy set you can be this close. Sure its not going to be mega safe but it is along the lines of having a gas bottle under a barbecue.
pooperscooper71 2 years ago
Thanks for pointing this out, unfortunately the internet is full of uninformed people who think things explode like in the movies they watch, and thats the extent of their knowledge of the subject.
BeckTechnologies 2 years ago
Well Done, where could I get some dimentions for one of these? Do you sacrifice mutch thrust using valveless?
sz42781 2 years ago
Stainless is an extremely good insulator, you can hold your hand within 3" of the engine. Add to that the fact that propane expands and acts like a refrigerant, after a minute or two of running the propane tank can actually form ice on the tank. If you sit around and do nothing for the time it takes for the tank to heat up to the point where something bad can happen, you would have to be an idiot. Common sense is keeping something for putting out fires near by, no different from a BBQ grill.
BeckTechnologies 2 years ago
Yep, there's a genius for you! Right next to a compressed flamable gas cylinder . . .
MurphDaSurf1956 2 years ago
Compressed FLAMMABLE gas is in many ways far safer than cars carrying gasoline in their fuel tank. If you want to make a smart comment, go learn a thing or two about heat transfer, conductivity, and flammable materials.
BeckTechnologies 2 years ago
I was referring to how close you had the compressed gas cylinder to the open flame, shit-for-brains. Would you put the compressed gas auto fuel cylinder on top of the engine? You've been educated out of you common sense . . . SAFETY FIRST, MORON!
MurphDaSurf1956 2 years ago
The open flame is pointing in the opposite direction of the tank, Einstein, blowing at 600 mph, pulling cool air in from the direction of the tank.
Forklifts have their propane fuel tanks located above their engine, as well as motorcycles. Cars also have their exhaust pipes go directly under the gas tank.
Learn how to spell flammable and maybe I'll take your comments seriously, Troll.
BeckTechnologies 2 years ago
That looks VERY safe.
TheTurbinator 2 years ago 3
i would love to stick my brothers face on the glowing end
hessy11 2 years ago 4
i would love to brake your nose...
corotor12345 2 years ago
u need to try to make a rocket out of it like have the fuel source attached and set it up right that bitch wood probaly fly
lexmoboy13 2 years ago
hey man could you message me some dimensions or plans by any chance, coz i love your jet and it looks nice and not to hard to make.
ratgreen 2 years ago
wow, that is sitting dangerously close to that propane tank.......
LTF85199 3 years ago 8
awesome video. you should make a tutorial on how to make one
milroxsox 3 years ago 3
Maybe this works better as an efficient heater :)
Anyway, great video!
Jetijs 3 years ago
cooooooooooooooooooooool goes into my favorites list
sciencoking 3 years ago
does the construction have to be stainless steel? or will mild steel do?
quadcam24v 3 years ago
mild will do, but it will deteriorate after a while. i built a small one with .060 thick mild steel and only ran it 7 times before it burned up. im trying to come up with a design that uses standard plumming parts so more people can make them.
MonkeyWithAWrench 3 years ago
If you put that in a plane, it eliminates the need for lights.
Stig22121 3 years ago
if you stuck that up ur arse, it would eliminate fecal mater.
D1rec7or 3 years ago 4
And anything south of your waist.
Stig22121 3 years ago
and you
kernalEugEnE 2 years ago
this video is great but i was wondering how you got it to be a valveless design without having it in a "U" shape. I have read that that is what takes the place of the valve. Also, where is it drawing air from? I dont see any intake pipes unless those two short pipes with the wires going into the combustion chamber also suck air?
chickenz666 3 years ago
Hi nice thermojet . I have a little question because i am building one at the moment and i have problems building a funnel to affiliate the burning chamber with the exhaust !! Would be nice if you have a plan or a simple construction for me !
Powniiiiii 3 years ago
....problem solved ... got it!
Powniiiiii 3 years ago
What are the uses for these engines that you sell?
gupnup 3 years ago
WOW How can i make one?!
jefbt 3 years ago
Does the small 4lb thermojet start by itself as well?
fatboyslim27 3 years ago
Are you still selling these?