Wood Gas Gasifier

[longbow]

I'm going to try to build one this spring.

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I hope I don't blow up my shop.

 

[longbow]

foa 72

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[manifest destiny]

Kaboom is always possible. The attached has pics of gasafiers. My favorite is the boat engine.

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[hick185]

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[Gunsmiff12B]

There was a show called “the colony” that was on around 2010, where they take people, and stuck them in a warehouse, “end of the world situation” and one guy was some sort of scientist, and they actually made a car function on it. May just have been tv, but how he explained it, it was used in the 40’s in Germany, since the gas was used for the war effort. Couldn’t remember what he called it, thanks for posting!

 

[BroodXI]

running 45kw

 

[wabashman]

There was a show called “the colony” that was on around 2010, where they take people, and stuck them in a warehouse, “end of the world situation” and one guy was some sort of scientist, and they actually made a car function on it. May just have been tv, but how he explained it, it was used in the 40’s in Germany, since the gas was used for the war effort. Couldn’t remember what he called it, thanks for posting!

That was an awesome show when it was on.

That annoying bearded guy on Mountain Men from Turtle Island made/has one as well. It was featured a couple times in the last two years or so.

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[longbow]

running 45kw

my plan is 10 to 15 HP engine. I like the stainless steel items.

 

[04FXSTS]

That was an awesome show when it was on.

That annoying bearded guy on Mountain Men from Turtle Island made/has one as well. It was featured a couple times in the last two years or so.

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I remember that also, had everything set up in the back of an old pick-up. Seemed to run the truck pretty well. Jim.

 

[jason867]

The gas produced is or can be super filthy, like kerosote build-up in a wood-stove chimney.

I think you need some way to filter it well, or else plan on many carb/engine rebuilds. I'm not sure if common engine air filters would work or not, assuming you run the wood gas through the air intake.