this is great, i use an old gas boiler heater core, very very efficient at turning the heat into hot water, you can put your hand over the exhaust and its like 50c if the waters cold
To avoid flameouts, you could add a sacrificial piece of some type of metal into the burner to be directly heated by the flame to where it’s above the auto-ignition source of the fuel, so that after that water or dirt bubble flies through, the residual heat from the metal reignites your fuel
The easiest way to strip water from your old oil is to pour it through a fine screen wire mesh filled with a few ounces of calcium chloride. If its a whole lot of water [or a lot of oil] put it into a container you can use a paint stirrer inside of and spin it until all the calcium chloride takes away all of the water [calcium chloride is not oil soluble and will guaranteed, strip its own molecular weight in water out of the oil every time, and fall right to the bottom, easy to drain off after a short time of settling].
Hey Brother just a friendly reminder to keep reading the word Every day remember your enemy the Devil convinced one third of the Angels to then be cast out you Gotta stay in the vine also I really appreciate your honesty the other day. later Brother
So paint and body guy here own a small shop. Iv copied a few of your ideas to keep the shop warm since waste oil is free and infinite for us and now I'm building a new down draft paint booth. Being the diyer I am I'd like to build something to make heat in the exhaust well under the car. Any ideas on a design that's gonna give me a ton of heat but no open flame? I considered getting some more torpedoe heaters to mount down there but the cost per BTU and open flame kinda make me not love the idea and I need a lot of btus don't know exactly how much but from experience 100k-200k is probably about were it's gonna fall. The booth is 24x16 and 12ft tall. The fans won't be on during the bake and I'm familiar with Arduinos enough to make myself a controller for everything. I also have basically infinite compressed dry air as I have a total of 75cfm@90psi worth of pumps. About how big of an orifice do you think I'll need? I'll be on a 20% gasoline 80% oil mix as that's what the generator and compressor and shop truck run on and I already have a small fuel plant set up with a centrifugal filter and a few ibm toats so 500gal clean and 250gal to be processed. I'd actually recommend some centrifugal filter as they are cheap and easy to make. Welded my bowl together from scrap and had a friend refine it on the lathe plust a pressure cooker pan and a harbor freight grinder 😂. Honestly it works really well especially if you preheat to get the water out. I'd like to be able to get panel temps up from 40°f to 100°f in about 15min then cut it off and just let it sit in it for 20min then cut the fans back on to extract the heat.
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That is real waste oil. Diesel 15w40 with gear oil in it. This car oil that's 5w20 is nice sweet stuff.😆 Generally water in waste oil will be on the bottom of the tank. Just drain off before winter. Plus the sludge is on the bottom.... never suck off the bottom, minimum 6 inchs off the bottom...
I wonder if a copper rod in the flame path could reignite a flame out. For acetone and some other fumes it will work as a catalyst and MIGHT work as a reigniter. 🤔
Hey, cool videos! I wonder what would happen if vaporized waste oil would be put trough a glowing pipe before entering combustion chamber or tube, would it raise temperature like in the hydrogen thing video?
Thanks brother in Christ
Your garden is a very interesting place XD 🔥
this is great, i use an old gas boiler heater core, very very efficient at turning the heat into hot water, you can put your hand over the exhaust and its like 50c if the waters cold
Be careful boiling water. It will expand 200 times when converting to steam, causing great pressures. Nice work! Thanks for posting.
To avoid flameouts, you could add a sacrificial piece of some type of metal into the burner to be directly heated by the flame to where it’s above the auto-ignition source of the fuel, so that after that water or dirt bubble flies through, the residual heat from the metal reignites your fuel
Nice video man
The easiest way to strip water from your old oil is to pour it through a fine screen wire mesh filled with a few ounces of calcium chloride.
If its a whole lot of water [or a lot of oil] put it into a container you can use a paint stirrer inside of and spin it until all the calcium chloride takes away all of the water [calcium chloride is not oil soluble and will guaranteed, strip its own molecular weight in water out of the oil every time, and fall right to the bottom, easy to drain off after a short time of settling].
I like the color of the flame fella. Shame the camera does not pick up the true color of the burner flame. 😀😀😀😀😀😀
Yeah i need a better camera
@@NOBOX7 What I am wondering if that is even possible NOBOX7. Peace vf
Hey Brother just a friendly reminder to keep reading the word Every day remember your enemy the Devil convinced one third of the Angels to then be cast out you Gotta stay in the vine also I really appreciate your honesty the other day. later Brother
Indeed . I talk to him 10 times a day even though he only answers me every 10 years LOL
So paint and body guy here own a small shop. Iv copied a few of your ideas to keep the shop warm since waste oil is free and infinite for us and now I'm building a new down draft paint booth. Being the diyer I am I'd like to build something to make heat in the exhaust well under the car. Any ideas on a design that's gonna give me a ton of heat but no open flame? I considered getting some more torpedoe heaters to mount down there but the cost per BTU and open flame kinda make me not love the idea and I need a lot of btus don't know exactly how much but from experience 100k-200k is probably about were it's gonna fall. The booth is 24x16 and 12ft tall. The fans won't be on during the bake and I'm familiar with Arduinos enough to make myself a controller for everything. I also have basically infinite compressed dry air as I have a total of 75cfm@90psi worth of pumps. About how big of an orifice do you think I'll need? I'll be on a 20% gasoline 80% oil mix as that's what the generator and compressor and shop truck run on and I already have a small fuel plant set up with a centrifugal filter and a few ibm toats so 500gal clean and 250gal to be processed. I'd actually recommend some centrifugal filter as they are cheap and easy to make. Welded my bowl together from scrap and had a friend refine it on the lathe plust a pressure cooker pan and a harbor freight grinder 😂. Honestly it works really well especially if you preheat to get the water out. I'd like to be able to get panel temps up from 40°f to 100°f in about 15min then cut it off and just let it sit in it for 20min then cut the fans back on to extract the heat.
Try and email me the youknow who tube wont let me communicate here , they are using AI to block small business . they even throttle my views like on facebook , they expect me to pay for "REACH"
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do you have a way to sinter silicon carbide to solid pieces? Laser maybe? Some sort of cement or epoxy?
It requires a vacuum furnace at 3000 deg for 1 month . Its a serious operation
That is real waste oil. Diesel 15w40 with gear oil in it. This car oil that's 5w20 is nice sweet stuff.😆
Generally water in waste oil will be on the bottom of the tank. Just drain off before winter. Plus the sludge is on the bottom.... never suck off the bottom, minimum 6 inchs off the bottom...
I wonder if a copper rod in the flame path could reignite a flame out.
For acetone and some other fumes it will work as a catalyst and MIGHT work as a reigniter.
🤔
Hey, cool videos! I wonder what would happen if vaporized waste oil would be put trough a glowing pipe before entering combustion chamber or tube, would it raise temperature like in the hydrogen thing video?
yes but build up would be an issue
I wonder if you could make stainless copper like they've been using in NASA's rocket engines then try using that metal you made in one of your burners
Where you at? Awful silent and im getting worried...
Hello youngmonk , the Lord put me back to work selling product so ive bin super busy .
Hope things are well with you .