Wood Gas

Wood Gas : Producing gas for heating, cooking and powering engines
Wood Gas
Producing gas for heating, cooking and powering engines
Renewable energy
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10/07 23:22 No-weld gasifier made from clay
My work on building a no-weld gasifier is on hold due to my being in the process of emigrating.Here is a video showing another method for building a no-weld gasifier. This one uses clay as the basis for various chambers. Plumbing is still performed...
6/10 7:10 MIDGE stove update
This article details changes we made to the original MIDGE stove. When building a wood gasifier, care must always be taken to prevent air from entering from where it should. If air is permitted to enter from anywhere other than where it should then...
6/16 20:08 Constructing a blower
This is a work in progress and will be appended to the No-Weld Gasifier instructions in due course.A blower is important in gasifier manufacturer, either for blowing air in or drawing wood gas out.In the case of a downdraught gasifier, the blower is...
6/20 22:12 Constructing a blower - continued
The blower has been completed.First, the end of the drum holding the fans was trimmed and tabbed so that it could accept the other end of the blower enclosure.
6/25 9:15 Operating Engines on Woodgas
I have found a very useful slide show on wood gasification. There are 100 slides covering all aspects of wood gas theory, history and operation. No stone left unturned, a recommended read.Slideshare - Operating Engines on Woodgas

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