Like what, sometimes, you don't have to look far ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-oCgxGj8g8
Very simple burner
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The burner is simple and seems to work well , too bad that this big irresponsible bastard is promoting somewhere to those who believe that you can burn motor oil like that without worrying about poisoning others.
Burning used oil is forbidden and it poisons the whole neighborhood with the release of dirt, dioxins, etc.
Burning used oil is forbidden and it poisons the whole neighborhood with the release of dirt, dioxins, etc.
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[Eugène Ionesco]
http://www.editions-harmattan.fr/index. ... te&no=4132
[Eugène Ionesco]
http://www.editions-harmattan.fr/index. ... te&no=4132
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maybe it's not that filthy ...
This burner is not a direct combustion of the oil: it is first carbonated at the bottom of the crucible, and it is the vapors which ignite in very large excess of oxygen thanks to the blower.
In fact, the idea is to transform the oil into smaller volatile residues (CO, H2 and HC) for better combustion.
This burner is not a direct combustion of the oil: it is first carbonated at the bottom of the crucible, and it is the vapors which ignite in very large excess of oxygen thanks to the blower.
In fact, the idea is to transform the oil into smaller volatile residues (CO, H2 and HC) for better combustion.
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I understand that the ban on the use of used motor oil as fuel had been established to prevent transformer pyralene from being used, whether intentionally or not.
You confirm?
This substance is known to emit a lot of dioxins, but what about simple engine oil?
If this were true, it would be very worrying since all the engines of our cars burn this oil constantly ...
You confirm?
This substance is known to emit a lot of dioxins, but what about simple engine oil?
If this were true, it would be very worrying since all the engines of our cars burn this oil constantly ...
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"Please don't believe what I'm telling you."
Ahmed wrote:I understand that the ban on the use of used motor oil as fuel had been established to prevent transformer pyralene from being used, whether intentionally or not.
You confirm?
This substance is known to emit a lot of dioxins, but what about simple engine oil?
If this were true, it would be very worrying since all the engines of our cars burn this oil constantly ...
Among the problems, it is that we quickly burn the few liters of its oil change, and therefore that we will seek to stock up ... wherever we can. The "available" stocks do not indicate the origin of the waste, which can come from anything ... pyralene transformer among others etc ... We can not know what we are burning, especially those who are rid of the oil, most of the time they don't care what happens to it afterwards (we're not going to pay for waste!). All in all, sooner or later we're going to burn what we shouldn't.
There was a post that spoke about that, and a link that I couldn't find, which explained that to get rid of certain chemicals (always like pyralene), you have to burn them at very high temperature to get to control the destruction (without doing worse than the original). This high temperature is not easily and or continuously accessible on "normal" burner.
In fact, the burner in the video takes some time to get to its cruising speed while during this time it does not burn cracked molecules into lighter fractions that are less harmful or toxic.
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[Eugène Ionesco]
http://www.editions-harmattan.fr/index. ... te&no=4132
[Eugène Ionesco]
http://www.editions-harmattan.fr/index. ... te&no=4132
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Version suitable for wood:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Rp1yBpP ... re=related
I wonder what is the gain compared to a conventional stove.
Funny, I have never known such poels in my entourage.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQccM4VsIqA&NR=1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Rp1yBpP ... re=related
I wonder what is the gain compared to a conventional stove.
Funny, I have never known such poels in my entourage.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQccM4VsIqA&NR=1
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I wonder what is the advantage of a wood boiler, gasification?
Yield, 82 to 90%, a good pan can give the same yield.
http://www.eneove.com/Modratherm/Chaudi ... 26-kW.html.
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Yield, 82 to 90%, a good pan can give the same yield.
http://www.eneove.com/Modratherm/Chaudi ... 26-kW.html.
Weird
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lejustemilieu wrote:I wonder what is the advantage of a wood boiler, gasification?
Yield, 82 to 90%, a good pan can give the same yield.
http://www.eneove.com/Modratherm/Chaudi ... 26-kW.html.
Weird
After research, I cannot find these practical boilers:
Wood gasification boiler
Hello ,
The Vitolig 200 makes log and wafer !!!
I have one so ....
However, we must pay great attention to the quality of logs or chips, for my part the only wood where it comes into gasification is wood dried in an industrial dryer !!! There, the result is exceptional (temp in p0: 290 °).
For wood to dry for 2 or 3 years outdoors the result is very bad (temp in P0: 140 °)
Very very good product but you have to select your wood (high quality essential) and pay close attention to the approved maintenance network (really hassle in Metz).
Installation 15000 Euros (installation - casing - water-accumulation).
http://forums.futura-sciences.com/habit ... ation.html
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