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Testing A Better Wood Gassifier (Patreon)

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2018-06-04 18:58:05
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New video today of a gassifier design I've been working on for more continuous wood gas production. Patrons will not be charged for this post! I hope you enjoy the video and thanks for your support!

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Testing A Better Wood Gassifier (Bio Gas Fuel)

In this video I make wood gas bio fuel with a new gassifier design built around continuous production. Check out my sponsor Brilliant for a really fun way to learn! https://www.Brilliant.org/NightHawk You can check out my original video on this subject here: https://youtu.be/Cm46KAPLZpQ Thanks to all my Patrons for helping me make these videos! A special thanks to my top Patrons: Syniurge, Matthew Leitzke, TheBackyardScientist, Enzo Breda Lee, John Johnson, & Thibaud Peverelli! https://www.patreon.com/NightHawkProjects Thanks for watching!

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Tyson of the NorthWest

About how much air to fuel should be in the gassifier vessel? I grow bamboo and am starting to use a bamboo shaver and splitter to clean it into strips and strands. It produces a decent about of waste sawdust and malformed strips and I was thinking of making a gassifier. I was thinking of making a bundle of strips beforehand, and when a vessel empties slotting a new bundle into the vessel. How tightly do you think I can pack the vessel? And should I construct the bundle to touch the sides of the vessel as much as possible, or not worry too much about that?

NightHawkInLight
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As little air, and as much fuel as possible for a gassifier of this kind. Pack it full and no worries about fuel touching the sides!