Here's a thought for anyone out there to optimise your generators, add an egr (exhaust gas recirculater) or 2 in line on the exhaust, not to reburn the gas but to use the heat exchange to heat water, we waste so much heat energy with generators.
@@gideonkehinde1019 connect an EGR (exhaust gas recirculator) on the exhaust, the EGR is a heat exchanger. Exhaust heat -> heat water, I try and add one to as many divises as possible to heat water in my tank. The water will generally syphon through the EGR as it heats without a pump
th-cam.com/video/cVT4bR5e7FI/w-d-xo.html Here's one added to a diesel heater, obviously it's a different application. The diesel heater exhaust gets to around 170°C but I hope that gives you an idea for extraction of a lil more energy ✌️
I was researching and came to the same conclusion you did. I'm going to modify my air intake and loop the carb gas back into the intake. Thank you for the confidence to permanently modify a fine working gas generator.
I wasn’t entirely sure either, I have seen biogas done with conversion kits, but my understanding of engines says it should be possible and there you have it, it works. I need to visit large scale commercial plants.
@@ericlotze7724 you can use iron to remove the hydrogen sulifde. Steel wool would probally work. H2S (gas) will react with FE(solid) to produce iron sulfide. Then can pass the remaining gas through water to remove CO2 and remaining Hydrogen, not perfect but it would be cheap for at home removal
this is so awesome ...have a biogas system on my own, are you planing to do the measurement soon. How long you can run the gen with a certain amount of compressed gas ?
what a great idea! thanks for sharing! one question, how do you manage with the lubrication oil? your generator uses mixture of gasoline+oil or have a separated container for oil? thanks!
Hi - very cool idea, and great that it works. I have a question: I’m looking for a generator and was all set to go with the Honda (and break the bank...) but then saw that the Yamaha EF2200iS has a caburettor drain (to remove excess petrol for storage). So, I thought this could also be used to connect gas to that drain really easily as it would be open to the carburettor and save a lot of modification... what do you think?
Hi how long can you run this generator with biogas for? Would the engine cope with it over time? Would it require more gas when you load the generator up?
Would an air regulator attachment help control the air flow? I've just bought a 350w generator to play with later. Is that a straight 3/8 air hose there
Having a valve down at the end of the hose would be a great addition, adjusting from the tank is touchy as the regulator doesn’t like the low pressure, better to turn it on full and open a valve at the end as I was having issues, as I’ve mentioned you can actually buy conversion kits for this model generator, but I was merely showing that it’s possible to run it with biogas, if I actually relied on it for power it would be set up properly 👍
well only problem might be if engine requires gasoline to be mixed with oil. Without it you will wear out engine in no time. If it is four stroke with oil pan (requires clean gasoline) , than you are golden.
how long should my homemade IBC biogas take to start producing methane from cow dung and what optimum conditions shud i keep IBC in to produce more gas
Approx 3 weeks, it will start to produce co2 for a while, then produce methane, start capturing the gas around the 3 week mark and check to see if it’s flammable, once it is, then you can feed food scraps, not before though.
Kindly assist me with this question because I left about one inch space between the digestate and the ceiling inside the tank and I feel I've done the wrong thing or?
Hey there, I'm guessing by what look like oil lines that this a self-mixing 2-stroke engine? But even if not, are you aware most liquid-fuel engines rely on the liquid to assist cooling? This is why cars can overheat if they run lean. Have you given thought to cooling? It'd be a shame to lose your genny to a cooked motor! (Of course, if you're willing to send me a genny for "testing purposes" I'm sure I'll sort something out just after our next quake or other emergency ;) )
I’m sending an email your way on some possible collaboration of these projects. Main thing is with a group i volunteer with, but if that’s a bit much i can send you sketch ups etc via email.
Hello, I am contacting you on behalf of the organization Open Source Ecology (OSE). We are a group developing Open Source Hardware For some basic Info: An old ted talk on the organization: www.ted.com/talks/marcin_jakubowski_open_sourced_blueprints_for_civilization?language=en The main page (less technical, not too important for the "real work" ) www.opensourceecology.org/ And the wiki page for the main branch (There are smaller Germany and France Branches, but they have much less developers, and thus have slower progress): wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/Main_Page
Enough about us, where do you fit into the picture: Would you be willing to join as a developer? The things that seem to be the most beneficial that you do are your biodigester work. We would both get more exposure, we can use and add to your development, and you can gain expertise from our other developers. Also, it is all volunteer and there is no minimal work amount required, so it doesn't require some massive change in your schedule. Even something as simple as posting cad files/code/video/photo walkthroughs would be more than enough. This would also allow for filling in some of the competitive TH-cam treadmill space with videos on any of these series on this. All in all, I hope you consider this possibility, and thank you for your time.
So all in all TLDR, you have a great biodigester + biomethane system, we are developing one, and expertice + real world tests help. More hands make for easy work.
I am really happy that I have found your video's. I'll be doing this for our cooking. about the compressing the biogas. Can you use any compressor to compress the biogas into the tanks. I will be building our place soon and won't be bothering with plumbing in toilets as doing biogas needs to eat. I was wondering if you were in need of lifepo4 batteries. they are the best battery for power storage. if you are interested let me know and if you can help me spread the news about the batteries I have for sale I would really appreaciate it. I have EDS, a connective tissue genetic disorder and this is how I am trying to provide for my family. If you can help me out it would be awesome. the price is great as I don't want to be like everyone else trying to gouge people for all they can. the specs for the batteries are 10 year factory warranty-- 3.2 volt 271 AH--171 USD each and the minimum order is 16 cells. if you team up with another person to order 16 cells it is fine. the batteries are brand new and will last you as long as the solar panels do as long as you take good care of them. I hope to hear from you about this and about the filling tanks with biogas to cook with. thanks for your videos they are great.
Here's a thought for anyone out there to optimise your generators, add an egr (exhaust gas recirculater) or 2 in line on the exhaust, not to reburn the gas but to use the heat exchange to heat water, we waste so much heat energy with generators.
Please explain further, you mean we generate the heat from where
@@gideonkehinde1019 connect an EGR (exhaust gas recirculator) on the exhaust, the EGR is a heat exchanger. Exhaust heat -> heat water, I try and add one to as many divises as possible to heat water in my tank. The water will generally syphon through the EGR as it heats without a pump
th-cam.com/video/cVT4bR5e7FI/w-d-xo.html
Here's one added to a diesel heater, obviously it's a different application.
The diesel heater exhaust gets to around 170°C but I hope that gives you an idea for extraction of a lil more energy ✌️
th-cam.com/video/SNC1Afnn6W8/w-d-xo.html
Gobar se chalne wala Bharat ka pahla tractor 1kg gas/8₹
Great & for the greater part. Each unit of biogas/methene used you've saved the global warming effect of approx 23 units of CO2. Nice.
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Gobar se chalne wala Bharat ka pahla tractor 1kg gas/8₹
I was researching and came to the same conclusion you did.
I'm going to modify my air intake and loop the carb gas back into the intake.
Thank you for the confidence to permanently modify a fine working gas generator.
Cool ! I was not sure it was possible to use biogaz in a regular petrol generator. Now I know it works !
I wasn’t entirely sure either, I have seen biogas done with conversion kits, but my understanding of engines says it should be possible and there you have it, it works. I need to visit large scale commercial plants.
amazing stuff bro, I've watched like 8 of your videos back to back, this is helping me get my set up ready! thanks!
Thank you so much for sharing, I have a home bio digester and this exact generator, I’m going to try this.
How did it work out for you?
Guess it would probably work better with a LPG generator nice bro glad I discovered you and glad your Aussie
You’re
@@aaronmathews9506 thaink Yu Aron Matthew’s , whot wold wee doo wif out Yu . .
Great content 👍
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Wow! That's a Kool video. I am watching this from Africa. I will like to make this at home. Highly needed here in Nigeria. My challenge is finance.😥😥
It would be a HELL of a project to do, but could you do a “biogas upgrader” ?
I think the main thing for small scale would be removing hydrogen sulfide via a basic wet scrubber. Then a drying phase.
I can sketch up some ideas and help.
@@ericlotze7724 you can use iron to remove the hydrogen sulifde. Steel wool would probally work. H2S (gas) will react with FE(solid) to produce iron sulfide. Then can pass the remaining gas through water to remove CO2 and remaining Hydrogen, not perfect but it would be cheap for at home removal
@@gavinfeiel3268 he has one just like this, i am the big dumb and didn’t see it pre-comment.
Granted a water scrubber, with sulphuric acid recovery would be neat.
this is so awesome ...have a biogas system on my own, are you planing to do the measurement soon. How long you can run the gen with a certain amount of compressed gas ?
th-cam.com/video/SNC1Afnn6W8/w-d-xo.html
Gobar se chalne wala Bharat ka pahla tractor 1kg gas/8₹
bloody epic project mate, how long will a full 1000L gas bag run that little geny? And does it load up alright when running on gas? Cheers
1000litres = 2kwh
Love it!
Some knocking but still cool. Once you got it up to rev it sounded a little better.
what a great idea! thanks for sharing! one question, how do you manage with the lubrication oil? your generator uses mixture of gasoline+oil or have a separated container for oil? thanks!
How's the digesters doing making good biogas,
I like to run my water pump with this system to fill up my header tank for my garden.
Hi - very cool idea, and great that it works. I have a question: I’m looking for a generator and was all set to go with the Honda (and break the bank...) but then saw that the Yamaha EF2200iS has a caburettor drain (to remove excess petrol for storage). So, I thought this could also be used to connect gas to that drain really easily as it would be open to the carburettor and save a lot of modification... what do you think?
Did it work?
Is it necessary to compress the gas to use it effectively?
is there a way of doing this but the generator is a petrol engine?
Get a dual gas kit if you what to run it on bio, inverter generator don't like to run up and down (surge) will end up costing you a inverter.
what about lubrification or different explosion chamber working temperature? any issue?
nice idea thanks.
Looks awesome, how’s the digester working
That’s great. Well done. It would work well with an inverter and battery bank 👍
Another good video man 🤙
Can’t wait to see how long 1000ltrs lasts
Hi how long can you run this generator with biogas for? Would the engine cope with it over time? Would it require more gas when you load the generator up?
th-cam.com/video/SNC1Afnn6W8/w-d-xo.html
Gobar se chalne wala Bharat ka pahla tractor 1kg gas/8₹
Do you know if it's running lean?
Nice!!
Do you need a carburetor?
Would an air regulator attachment help control the air flow? I've just bought a 350w generator to play with later. Is that a straight 3/8 air hose there
Having a valve down at the end of the hose would be a great addition, adjusting from the tank is touchy as the regulator doesn’t like the low pressure, better to turn it on full and open a valve at the end as I was having issues, as I’ve mentioned you can actually buy conversion kits for this model generator, but I was merely showing that it’s possible to run it with biogas, if I actually relied on it for power it would be set up properly 👍
with the kettle and a fridge it is the inrush or start current which can be up to 7 times the running current ... like your work though
Wooo Thats amazing ,
Is compressed biogas cheaper than the conventional Lpg?. Such that one can commercialize the process.
well only problem might be if engine requires gasoline to be mixed with oil. Without it you will wear out engine in no time. If it is four stroke with oil pan (requires clean gasoline) , than you are golden.
Yer I made sure it was four stroke, probably should have mentioned that hey
Can this work with any generator ?
Brother please let me know what I want to see inside the biogas filter
how long should my homemade IBC biogas take to start producing methane from cow dung and what optimum conditions shud i keep IBC in to produce more gas
Approx 3 weeks, it will start to produce co2 for a while, then produce methane, start capturing the gas around the 3 week mark and check to see if it’s flammable, once it is, then you can feed food scraps, not before though.
And try to keep temps above 20c but ideally at 36, like body temperature
@@OkAtEverything-ProAtNothing shud i fill it full to the brim or allow about an inch of air space inside the ibc
Kindly assist me with this question because I left about one inch space between the digestate and the ceiling inside the tank and I feel I've done the wrong thing or?
Can’t you just use a generator that can run on gas or propane?
Then just replace the propane with a type of natural gas?
Looks cheaper than a PV array.
Dude that is something in you nouse!
What counts is the thing between my ears! 😋👍
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Gobar se chalne wala Bharat ka pahla tractor 1kg gas/8₹
Hey there,
I'm guessing by what look like oil lines that this a self-mixing 2-stroke engine?
But even if not, are you aware most liquid-fuel engines rely on the liquid to assist cooling? This is why cars can overheat if they run lean. Have you given thought to cooling?
It'd be a shame to lose your genny to a cooked motor!
(Of course, if you're willing to send me a genny for "testing purposes" I'm sure I'll sort something out just after our next quake or other emergency ;) )
I’m sending an email your way on some possible collaboration of these projects. Main thing is with a group i volunteer with, but if that’s a bit much i can send you sketch ups etc via email.
didn't find an email, so i guess i may try a basic explanation here:
(still kinda "formal" due to the template)
Hello,
I am contacting you on behalf of the organization Open Source Ecology (OSE). We are a group developing Open Source Hardware
For some basic Info:
An old ted talk on the organization:
www.ted.com/talks/marcin_jakubowski_open_sourced_blueprints_for_civilization?language=en
The main page (less technical, not too important for the "real work" ) www.opensourceecology.org/
And the wiki page for the main branch (There are smaller Germany and France Branches, but they have much less developers, and thus have slower progress):
wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/Main_Page
Enough about us, where do you fit into the picture:
Would you be willing to join as a developer? The things that seem to be the most beneficial that you do are your biodigester work. We would both get more exposure, we can use and add to your development, and you can gain expertise from our other developers.
Also, it is all volunteer and there is no minimal work amount required, so it doesn't require some massive change in your schedule. Even something as simple as posting cad files/code/video/photo walkthroughs would be more than enough.
This would also allow for filling in some of the competitive TH-cam treadmill space with videos on any of these series on this.
All in all, I hope you consider this possibility, and thank you for your time.
So all in all TLDR, you have a great biodigester + biomethane system, we are developing one, and expertice + real world tests help. More hands make for easy work.
th-cam.com/video/SNC1Afnn6W8/w-d-xo.html
Gobar se chalne wala Bharat ka pahla tractor 1kg gas/8₹
Good video, but cut your damn thumb nail talons
Stop mumbling speak up or sort your audio out can't hear a thing you say... So its a thumbs down from me.
Can you just drill a whole in the air intake cover, add a valve and hook directly to it?
Any special cleaning before adding methane gas?
this will be a good project to run
Love it
Yahoo!
Great! :D
I am really happy that I have found your video's. I'll be doing this for our cooking. about the compressing the biogas. Can you use any compressor to compress the biogas into the tanks. I will be building our place soon and won't be bothering with plumbing in toilets as doing biogas needs to eat. I was wondering if you were in need of lifepo4 batteries. they are the best battery for power storage. if you are interested let me know and if you can help me spread the news about the batteries I have for sale I would really appreaciate it. I have EDS, a connective tissue genetic disorder and this is how I am trying to provide for my family. If you can help me out it would be awesome. the price is great as I don't want to be like everyone else trying to gouge people for all they can. the specs for the batteries are 10 year factory warranty-- 3.2 volt 271 AH--171 USD each and the minimum order is 16 cells. if you team up with another person to order 16 cells it is fine. the batteries are brand new and will last you as long as the solar panels do as long as you take good care of them. I hope to hear from you about this and about the filling tanks with biogas to cook with. thanks for your videos they are great.
th-cam.com/video/SNC1Afnn6W8/w-d-xo.html
Gobar se chalne wala Bharat ka pahla tractor 1kg gas/8₹
Yes it is, world is going to end.
Only nobody knows when.
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Gobar se chalne wala Bharat ka pahla tractor 1kg gas/8₹
if you use a capacitor bank with an inverter you should be able to run larger appliances on it.
You need to buy a car with lpg installation, and then you put one bag with gas in trunk and drive it for free 😁
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Gobar se chalne wala Bharat ka pahla tractor 1kg gas/8₹