good game !
you will see with the blue flame, it makes less noise too; =)
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hi, you have all the qualities to move forward, a priori in this case I do not see how you would not achieve your goal; =) my woodgasturbostove was like this one: http: //mon.danstagueule. fr.free.fr/NRJrealiste/poele/woodgaz01.jpg there is of course the gasifier which feeds the ventila ...

what are your fumes at 200 ° C? but what a waste !! =)) I'm kidding, but that says it all: what to do with the heat? if we want it to radiate in the room, we must not insulate the stove too much, right? otherwise the heat will leave in the duct? I am to recover the calories at the exit of ...

"point" I meant a link to your isolated stove mod (but I found it between 2) by "tinsel" it is very practical anyway and you see: it makes the "blue" flame of the woodgas stove. I myself have a wood gas camper stove that works on 2 batteries 1 ....

good game;
you do not isolate the fireplace this time, as you do for wood stoves? it's because it's a pellet stove / don't you need the same temperature?
you can just point your subject on the improvement of a wood stove by insulation / air heating please? =)
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hello hack, well say that hack dry! =) to make a blue flame, "once again" you need a primary air and a secondary air (like re-combustion unburned gas blue flame burner): the primary air is used to make a gas (fatty smoke) in pryolysis, secondary air heated to blo ...

hi hack, if you do not push the whole flame holder to the max, you will have nothing! have you tried well and to what extent? normally if you push it to the extreme, it stalls = the flame goes out, because there is too much pressure, pressure that we are looking for here for the blue flame. at this point in ...

On an oil spray pot I can't see how to practically use a pantone? Precisely if the temperature of the fumes is less than 100 ° C, it is impossible to vaporize water! ? oh yes, if you only have 100 ° C at the exit of the burner, you already have a great performance! hard to do, mi ...

hello hack, the most famous decanter on a car is ... the tank, this is where it settles first; then you have: the diesel filter: it is at the bottom that there is precisely, provided at the bottom of the settling tank, a water detector, because water is heavier than diesel (= oil). > precisely, ...

the flame should face outward I think + 1, I shortened the tube so that the door opens with the burner and the tube. when I adjusted the flame hook towards the bottom of the boiler, I also saw the flame coming out + for the place of the tube, I started it right there where ...