Sodacan Hydrogen Biomass Wood Gas Gasifier Part 3

http://www.USH2.com/biogas_stove_sale.htm Wood Chips are put into a soda can and heat is applied, a flame shoots out of the soda can as the wood chips are turned into ENERGY in the form of hydrogen, carbon monoxide (flamable) and other volatile organic compounds that can all be captured and used in a stove or a car or home.
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[chadphil]

How long did it take before it was producing enough gas to sustain a flame? How much faster would it have been with insulation?

[knowpub]

seconds is how long it took...see the video. With insulation it would of been MUCH MUCH better, but I wanted everyone to see how SIMPLE it was and that it could be done easily.

[bccritters]

you should show how to convert this into electricity...

[knowpub]

LOL...I am going to.. and it is already in our biomass books at our website. :)

[mabbink]

i like the way you comment your own work. it's hilarious :D

We actually did this in high school. inside! :D

[ddcivic200hp]

could you use beer glass bottle like the alumium

[knowpub]

the blue flame is MUCH HIGHER IN TEMPERATURE than the yellow flames. but temperature is NOT the amount of energy available.

[bccritters]

after the wood is totally gasified, the by-product is charcoal... another heat source.

[bccritters]

it is obvious by the video that what you say is correct. the blue stove flame is much cooler than the hot yellow/white/red.

[knowpub]

correct.. you don't get it. The stove is on low, quite low and the heat value of the gas coming out is MUCH higher than the heat input of the propane. Feel free to use wood to heat the wood to make a gas you can use...and NO. the wood is NOT burning!! it is being gasified. HUGE difference

[builderofstuff]

I don't get it. you're burning propane in order to burn wood and bark? other than getting rid of the waste material which would burn on it's own you've basically just spent money on propane to burn waste. I could understand getting all excited about it if you didn't have to use another heat source but come on, your burning wood on a propane stove.