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A simple experiment to prove with a low-tech downdraft gasifier you can produce charcoal and clean renewable energy as seen in the fist stage of startup. When the charcoal layer had moved up the i...  
 
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manchild002 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Your work has been an inspiration to me to take gasification and producer gas to a new level.I've just completed tests generating wood gas using the Joe Pipe and a bit of propane to see what the burn would be like. It's very similar to what you have.Check out recents vids 200 to 203 if I remember correctly under joe pipeRobb Ryder added a swirl device to his 1 by 10 inch Joe Pipe and was able to produce a tight fire tornado effect.The wood gas definately has a posative reaction.Cheers. Joshua.
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That thing is a jet engine at the end there. You have any information on building one of these units? Really would be an interesting build.

Keep up the great work, will be looking forward to more videos of greater detail on the build..

Regards, sirHOAX
Agrisonic (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Hey sirHOAX,
If you do a search for the "Dasifier" on Tom Reed's site that should give you a good base to start from. All I did different was I coiled the compressed air inside the main chamber to super heat it and pulled the air back (Not 3 diameter lengths from the nozzle) so I wouldn't get clinkers. If you want more info just email agrisonic "at" gmail

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