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- Discover how the FYRO stove combines constant power, long burning time and a clean flame!
The FYRO stove is a third-generation biomass camping stove. It combines self-regulating power, a three-stage clean combustion process, safe operation, and a long, gradual burning time. The stove first gasifies the wood through pyrolysis, and then burns the wood gas with preheated air in a clean, soot-free and smoke-free flame. This video shows an experimental prototype in action and explains how exactly the patent-pending technology behind it works!
Host, editing and animations: Dieter Weber
Camera: Tania Claudio Weber
Future stove design: Hannes Fromm, braunwagner.de/
Edited with Lightworks.
Animations with Inkscape and Synfig.
fyro-stove.de/
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Amazing. You must to do one for the home because your product is very technical and efficient.
Thank you Dieter! Great video! The way you have conducted it in great details is very appreciated.
excellent explanation of the combustion processes! Thanks for sharing this
Thanks a lot for your generosity.
brilliant design
Thanks, comprehensively explained 👍
Nice design. Why not through a regulator on there that automatically adjusts the airflow?
Great.
All great.
Nothing like a camp fire.
This is great as well.
Dieter. Thanks for a very we'll presented video.
This has to be the best video explaining the wood burning process. I would bet you that if you make a high efficiency wood stove you would make a fortune. Are you planning to make one ??? Thanks
Very interesting concept, and a really good job of you to make a fully functional stove and making it work in practice!
I'm curious about how this design would work with a chimney, and also how it would scale, both smaller and up to being as large as a full-sized stove for heating a common room or cabin. I have been looking around and searching for very small efficient wood stoves for usage in tent/tipis, tiny houses and in other small spaces. But I haven't seen any really good choices from my perspective. There are small and very light alternatives that work well enough for just heating, but your stove surely seems to excel for cooking purposes as well as having a clean burn. Available small stoves commonly (if not all of them) produce a lot of soot and dirty smoke. To be able to use your stove as a heat source, one would obviously have to transfer the heat from the exhaust output to the room in a good way, and then I guess the best thing is to look at how rocket stoves achieves this, with their metal barrels, bells, and mass heaters. Your stove and the more advanced rocket stoves have some things in common.
For using it as a heat source for living, it would be a very very big thing to be able to load it with a lot of wood and to have it burn cleanly for as long as possibly. A long, low and steady heat output is in practice impossible to achieve with available stoves suitable for small cabins, tents, tiny houses, etc.. Also to be able to put in more wood as it's burning would probably be necessary. It should be far from impossible to solve that, but it would mean a lot of work naturally.
Thanks for sharing this, and I hope you had a lot of fun developing your stove!
Great video. explains really well the design and the process. the animations really helped
Superb !!! Great design for having controlled and clean fire for cooking
I think that you are a great!
I am a fun of pyrolitic stove and I also made a small prototype stove for camping and outdoor, with complitly different design, shape and burning proces. But I really enjoyed your project!
Thanks a lot for sharing this video so interesting and full of important information for biomass burning process.
Wthi my compliments!
I wish you all the success for your work and for life.
Your best fun.
Dario from North West Italy.
great and very detailed video... you'd make a great teacher...
Very smart design.
this is something i've been thinking of! very nice!!
You’re doing it right pal. I’d love to have one of these.
How do you extinguish the fire in an emergency? Do you open the door?
Thank you sir ❤️
Sehr gut erklärt! Ich wünsche euch viel Erfolg!
I subscribed to your channel. Very good explanatory video. Congratulations!
Wspaniały pomysł piecyka i regulacji spalania , życzę powodzeńia - pozdrawiam.
Podziękować! :-)
Wow - genial!!! Und auch super erklärt - ich glaube das müssen wir nachbauen. Lass ich gleich mal ein Abo da und schaue mir noch mehr an. LG Ingo/Überleber
wonderful video, smart design, thx a lot
Thank you! :-)
when I posted a comment last time, I did not fully appreciate the merit of this FYRO stove. today I know more. I have made a TLUD-ND stove, this morning I add a layer of dry oat( just for fun ) on the fuel. then something wonderful happened. the flame became small, blue and stable. this kind of effect is very hard to achieve for TLUD-ND. then I remember your FYRO, limiting primary air from above, not from under. that make difference. your design is very smart, I would like to call it SLUD: Side-Lit-Up-Draft stove. maybe I will tell Dr Paul S. Anderson your progress.
Advice: 1, maybe a pot skirt should be added to FYRO, outdoor cooking in a windy day, there will be great heat loss under the pot, which will double the boiling time, even more. a skirt will be a great help. 2, maybe when limiting the primary air, just close the out-door-way of the fuel chamber a little bit( lifting up a piece of blade of some kind), you don't have to lift up the entire air tube.
lh cheng Thank you for your suggestions! Yes, we are considering a wind shield as an add-on. We are currently testing a larger prototype. It turns out that the flame is so fast that you need a wind shield or pot skirt only in stronger wind.
Regarding the nozzle: You are right, there might be other ways to solve this. The current solution has the advantages of having the mechanics somewhat protected from direct heat, and excellent mixing and injection pump effect from the nozzle geometry. We'll keep this in mind and see how it compares!
about the nozzle, I am wrong. you're not lifting up the whole preheated tube. I watched the video again. just a very light small structure. faultless design :D
ok from italy
Also something like a rocketstove with a "special" regulator, or please correct me.
(Whereby many DIY'er also have a regulation in the rocketstove.)
Thumbs up for the explanation! :)
what is the price ?.
i rarely find a valuable video with a fast speaking person talking. watching it at 0.75 speed LOL
Thank you for your video. The prototype works great and your explanation and the animation are great information for the DIY people. But the prototype looks realy ugly in this video and do not sell much. One year and a little bit later want to know how the final product looks like.
Thank you, I'm happy you liked it. :-) One year later is now! Check out the first test run on a new prototype from half a year ago: th-cam.com/video/J6brd498DqA/w-d-xo.html In the next days we have great news, we'll be on Kickstarter very soon. New video almost done...
Can I have your mail ID please. Thanks a ton for such a good explanation. Want to take it forward
NEED HEAT FLEXIBLE METAL SPRING FOR AUTOMATION = Nitinol Heat Machine invented in 1970
You mean using Nitinol to create a feedback on the stove power?
This was being done 30 years ago,,,,
Big words dont make it NEW or you,CLEVER
I prefer to build with Woodprix plans.
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Wahnsinns interessant! Ein Video in deutscher Sprache würde viele deutsch-sprachige Interessierte sicherlich weiterhelfen. Ich konnte den Ausführungen im Video schon weit folgen, habe jedoch nicht alles verstanden. Schade... :-(
Hallo Lothar, freut mich dass dir unsere Technologie gefällt! Wir haben deutschsprachige Untertitel zum Video hinzugefügt. Ich hoffe das hilft beim Verstehen? Beste Grüße, Dieter (FYRO)
@@FYRO-Stove Über die habe ich mich gerade gefreut und daran bemerkt, dass Du deutschsprachig bist. Der Ofen ist wirklich sehr intelligent durchdacht. Das Holzvergaserprinzip, das darin umgesetzt wird, sollte besonders in den Entwicklungsländern verbreitet werden, da man mit solchen Teilen sehr viel Brennholz sparen könnte, was der dortigen Vegetation sehr zugute kommen würde. Interessant fände ich eine Version, die kleiner ist, um nur mal für kürzere Zeit ein Kochfeuer zu haben. Etwa für eine Tasse Tee braucht man ja nicht so viel Holz, wie in die Brennkammer reinpasst.
Kurz und gut: Ich liebe solche guten Ideen. Ich hoffe, ihr habt damit Erfolg, auch wenn das in Deutschland nicht ganz leicht ist, Erfindungen gewinnbringend durchzubringen.
ROCKET STOVE AND EXTRA AIR THROTTLE FOR GASIFIER = OLD NEWS
Do you have a reference? :-D
yes, please link a reference
I've been working on a similar project for over 6 years now, and this way more superior than anything else you ever seen, or even dream of it , this is the best stove ever