Reforming - wood gass stove 7

Pyrolysis zone under flame,
In learning about fluid dynamics, linier and chaotic mixing. The flame spirals around the barrel in the horizontal plane as well. The 4lt paint can top burner is just about bunt out. I have a stainless steel muffler i will cannibalize for the next one.
Enhancing this effect and creating a rotating braid of flame.

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Education

Tags:

• biochar
• gasification
• wood
• gas
• stove
• pyrolysis
• TLUD

[mrkrabbypattie]

Add a stack or exhaust pipe to the top this should help create an updraft to get rid of the fan. Hope this helps

[ausearthlove]

I was thinking of hacking a truck turbocharger.

compressor fan at the base drive fan at the top

Steampunk woodchip turbo jet

[ausearthlove]

I climbed a ladder above this device to get this shot.. Keep the camera cool.

Bits of blue. but I'm lost on this and how to improve it..

It only trickles without a fan, its needed to get it going.

Burns for about 1hour on 1.5kg wood chips.

4oog char yield.( is this in the right ball park?)

somtimes it burnes even all the way down.

sometimes it leaves unburnt chips mottled all the way through.(effects of uneven flame front).

How do I get a blue blue flame and what does it signify.

Regards

Phil

[WorldStove]

very very nice. in the dark do the flames have more blue to them? Still have a fan? super nice job