Whats a " blue " flame got to do with anything? I chased that for five years until I finaly learned; You can not determine gas composition by flare color. Hydrogen does not burn blue unless its lab grade. CO will burn blue but only if its by itself. CH4 will burn purple, H2S produced in a gasifier burns orange not blue. Black carbon / tar burn solid yellow. A typical clean flare from a wood gasiifer will range from orange to violet with a blue base and air mixture can change the color as well. Ive been doing this for 12 years this is what I do for a living and have built some of the most advanced machines that exist today. Anyone telling you thier gasifier is creating a blue flare 100% of the time is yanking your chains and trying to part you with your money.
@@sjf67gto Yeah thats why I no longer will ever offer a wood gasifier for small engines. Last year I gave it another go with wood fuel (hence the video you are watching here) and by the end of the year I decided to abandon wood fuel. Charcoal is the only way. Burn that junk out and refine the fuel first. These machines run far more stable, tar is very unlikely and the gas is clean. The DFX-10 and any counter part has been discontinued this year. The 2024 CFX charcoal gasifier is the only machine I offer and am concluding the development for small engine gasification. Its an awesome machine and I just cant make it any better. Although I am going to experiment with a new jet nozzle to increase the water cracking capability. The 2024 CFX has a 30/60 ratio. 30% of the gas energy density is produced from the water alone. For every 10 gallons / 10 lbs of charcoal the machine can crack 2 liters of water. Im hopefull this new boiler jet will introduce more steam production while deluting the amount of atmosphere allowed into the machine. This should increase the energy density of the gas making it more powerful while making it more efficient< less charcoal required to produce "X" amount of net output. Currently 10 gallons of charcoal wiil net around 5 kW / hours charging. Yeah charcoal is also easier than wood fuel. You will never keep up with fuel drying if ran on a daily basis. Not everyday is 80 and sunny and the winter time in the north might as well forget it.
good job ,liked and subbed
Are this for sale yet? And are this more affordable? Rhan previous models Thank? Thank you for what you do
Yes this gasifier is $1850.00 Inquire through the website for more details.
@@Thrive-Off-Grid thank you, will do.
@@Thrive-Off-Grid FYI, just so you know. This model is not on the website 😒
That was a great test. How many watts did you end up making out of that 2 3/4 hour run. Were you at pretty much 30 amps @58 volts?
@@CET675 Im not going to officially launch the model until June. You can order it today though if you contact us via the website.
Are you getting a blue flame at the engine?
Whats a " blue " flame got to do with anything? I chased that for five years until I finaly learned; You can not determine gas composition by flare color. Hydrogen does not burn blue unless its lab grade. CO will burn blue but only if its by itself. CH4 will burn purple, H2S produced in a gasifier burns orange not blue. Black carbon / tar burn solid yellow. A typical clean flare from a wood gasiifer will range from orange to violet with a blue base and air mixture can change the color as well. Ive been doing this for 12 years this is what I do for a living and have built some of the most advanced machines that exist today.
Anyone telling you thier gasifier is creating a blue flare 100% of the time is yanking your chains and trying to part you with your money.
@@Thrive-Off-Grid I'm just concerned about putting crap into the engine. And have to tear down the engine every few months.
@@sjf67gto Yeah thats why I no longer will ever offer a wood gasifier for small engines. Last year I gave it another go with wood fuel (hence the video you are watching here) and by the end of the year I decided to abandon wood fuel. Charcoal is the only way. Burn that junk out and refine the fuel first. These machines run far more stable, tar is very unlikely and the gas is clean. The DFX-10 and any counter part has been discontinued this year. The 2024 CFX charcoal gasifier is the only machine I offer and am concluding the development for small engine gasification. Its an awesome machine and I just cant make it any better. Although I am going to experiment with a new jet nozzle to increase the water cracking capability. The 2024 CFX has a 30/60 ratio. 30% of the gas energy density is produced from the water alone. For every 10 gallons / 10 lbs of charcoal the machine can crack 2 liters of water. Im hopefull this new boiler jet will introduce more steam production while deluting the amount of atmosphere allowed into the machine. This should increase the energy density of the gas making it more powerful while making it more efficient< less charcoal required to produce "X" amount of net output. Currently 10 gallons of charcoal wiil net around 5 kW / hours charging. Yeah charcoal is also easier than wood fuel. You will never keep up with fuel drying if ran on a daily basis. Not everyday is 80 and sunny and the winter time in the north might as well forget it.