Reforming - wood gass stove 6

A modification improves combustion of gasses.
A secondary afterburner, I'm learning as I go. observe model modify study.
notice small alterations change fire
All my bio projects need to be created with readily scavenged materials.
char yield- about 40%

Category:

Education

Tags:

• biochar
• gasification
• wood gas stove
• pyrolysis
• tlud

[40markava]

Sounds like a prehistoric jungle!  Were are you?

[ausearthlove]

Mittagong Australia

[ausearthlove]

Thanks, I have been inspired by what you are doing. This is a new game for me and I wonder if i am on the right track ?

Before the secondary burner was added the gasses emitted were high in CO and other invisible crap (cant taste it, but can sense its effects on the visual system and nerves)

With the secondary burner the gas is a lot cleaner, I think mostly CO2. its pleasant to cook on it.

This knowledge is important, Fire our first technology and generally where still in the stone age.

[loukalou77560]

Bonjour,

I send you a video where you can watch an exemple of gazeifier of all materials:

on youtube: ecoteco

Sorry for my english.

[malayrojak]

@40markava

Indeed the Kookaburra's and other birds generate quite a lot of noise - makes things hard when you are recording a video!

[fatturdburger]

Cool stove!

Might have 2 go tinker with mine, I've not used it for a while!

[WorldStove]

lovely vortex. the background noises are an added plus. sounds like you have a good font of biomass at hand