Having to cut / split the tire in half to burn, may reduce the efficiency. I am impressed as a person can look into burning refuse that might end up in a land fill. Having the ability to burn many alternative materials, some of your paper trash and the like is a huge plus, the low emissions is good too. Finding the right size furnace, maybe a window on the door to see what is happening in the burning chamber instead of opening the door.
The comments below are a classic example of the difference between the Producers and the Takers. What on earth would be wrong with a tinkerer like Mr Schmidtke making money from this? It's guys like him who made this country great.
It guys like him who poisoned this country and hurt people when the POS explodes or cracks and melts someones face off or worse. Its called Science for a reason.
@@jamesanderson478 just a gasifying stove with afterburner. rather than a high pressure system, the exhaust could be piped through a thermal mass accumulator. basic stuff.
And without us tinkers noone would understand anything about anything. Greetings ftom Sweden. I'm related to the guy invrnting the modern fridge. He had a vision/dream. His subconcious also invented driving cars on wood gases. That saved Sweden during ww2. Swedes popolated the West. I'm related to guns: Mossberg, and many more examples. Keep on solving problems locally.
Do you have a degree in engineering or is just something you just learned over the years? This is very intriguing, very complex and effective!! Thanks for posting this, I like it.
@@Geardrive427-ip8vjwell a not so fun fact is that most technical jobs require a degree or certification before they will hire you. I’m getting my masters degree in Environmental Science because “just” a bachelors would not land me a job in the field that I’m pursuing.
lots of comments about "it's not burning clean just because you can't see smoke..." Well, I don't think the claim is that the boiler emits zero emissions (nothing does), but that it is burning MUCH cleaner than a boiler that does emit visible smoke. We can agree on that, right?
I'm thinking of installing something similar in my mother's countryside house. There's always going to be some dead wood unsuitable for construction purposes, so gasification should have/deserves a bright future. In Belgium (where I'm from) there's a huge uproar against air pollution caused by woodstoves, so I naturally came along these ideas of gasification... currently I'm wondering whether it could be a good idea to afterburn with natural gas or biogas to remove the last traces of incomplete combustion. (Of course all sorts of companies want to push you to buy catalysts, but my research seems to indicate that this is not a definitive solution: the higher the burning rate, the more such a catalyst is overwhelmed, while ideally you'd want the opposite).
I like this gasification part of your project the best of all your work Don. I see why you should not divulge the workings of this. on to your turbines I was doing an open air steam turbine thing a while back, now I have an enclosed turbine and a combined heat and electricity system. The turbine seems quite efficient and I'm not going to tell the complete workings of it because, just as you are on to something with your clean burn, I feel i'm on to something with my turbine design. Gooday eh, Ken:)
I have been working with vacuum condensing now. I have been able to maintain 10 pounds of negative pressure (25 inches of Mercury vacuum. I give you an example, in the video we are only using 10 pounds or less of low pressure steam while it is outside the casing. But with a 10 pound vacuum, the temperature of the condensate drops to 128F and i can get the same rate of speed using 2 psi steam with a vacuum. Eventually all the turbines will be enclosed in cases and the system loop will be a 99% recycle loop. I will reuse my condensate. But i still prefer the impulse. Check out my new videos. I uploaded a few yesterday.
@@ourhouseisfull11 How did you get the flue gas discharge temperature down so low? Do you use a regenerative air heater to heat the incoming air by cooling the outgoing exhaust gas?
If one looks at the considerable video available concerning structural fires, it is quite obvious that any walled cover over a fire, will capture the heat and rise the temperature to the point where the smoke catches fire: fire fighters call this flash over. This is related to the principal of latent heat.... you need to apply so many BTUs of heat to rase the temperature of any given object to a certain temperature. Flash over will occur in any space that traps the heat from rising. even if the space is NOT airtight. All that needs to happen is for the gasses to escape at a slower rate than they are accumulating. This happens in a tunnel fire. My point is this. It is not hard to get any fire to burn at 3000 degrees, providing you have a chamber that is capable of containing the heat. At that temperature, the only thing coming out of the exhaust will be CO2 and water vapor. Carbon monoxide, hydrogen, sulfur, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons all re-burnt as fuel. It could even destroy toxic heavy metals like lead, chromium and cadmium. Sure it doesn't solve the CO2 emissions issue, BUT it is the fantastic way to get rid of piles of industrial shit.
Am I wrong or should the vulcanization of the rubber not result in some SOx emissions in this experiment? I don't want to be the naysayer concerning your achievement (gassification, great insulation etc. -> you're checking a lot of good marks there), but I'm just curious... What do you think about electrostatic methods of scrubbing / water scrubbing?
U ever thought about using the same principle to run a engine using vaporizer coils to replace the injectors.. the coils would be in an oxygen free environment so they don't explode. I think it would increase hp ans economy several times. Sorta like boiling fuel and lighting the fumes.
How hot does your gasifier get to burn tires cleanly? If I could get the tires to exceed 2200 F. would I be able to burn tires cleanly without secondary combustion, that is all products are combusted in a primary chamber?
It's a two or three stage process...the black smoke is burned to get a clean burn...sometimes they will utilize a secondary burn process but you have to get the oxygen level right in first stage to produce the right type of smoke to burn second stage clean
hi, have you thought about old time steam engines venting steam up the chimney ,this could improve efficiency to the point that you could turn off your fans and controlling the vent to regulate temperature and also increasing the height of the chimney would increase draw
I'm just curious aside from the gases produced from burning tires. Are any of the physical products after the combustion hazardous to people or the environment?
The issue isn't your burning clean which is well done but the gases leaving that stack and there would be a huge amount of CO2 going into the air which all adds global warming sorry to say. Maybe you need a smoke sniffer to tell the nasty s that are leaving the flue and entering the atmosphere. You may even look at a soot scrubber for the times you do smoke out the neighbors. But the beginnings are there most certainly going in the right direction. Well done something is being done about bloody tyres. We are doing the same with waste oil heating very clean burning like yourself's but that means nothing sorry, huge amounts of untapped energy in waste oil, however we are getting the council into check the emissions next week.
No extra testing required this breaks everything down to it's element, if everyone tests and regulates the crap out of us how can any thing be accomplished? And certainly no one can make a living that way this could be a good way to make it
so you are saying that making a living at the expense of others health is all that is valuable to you. The same thing was said about DDT that they sprayed in the neighborhoods in the 1960's. Those people got cancer. Not testing means that it has no scientific value. I know all about gasification and how it works. The elements that you are talking about like CARBON BLACK and Kerosene are highly toxic. The metals left over release mercury and other trace elements in the gasification process. That is why they use a centrifuge gasifier that costs 2.1 billion dollars. The only people allowed to operate one is the Los Alamos testing facility. Why? Because it breaks elements down and spins them out. Thus extracting Thorium, Uranium, Lead and other metals that are completely toxic. You need the EPA stuck dead in your backside to regulate the absolute hell out of you. Your contraption is a backyard experiment that will no doubt get someone killed, poisoned or injured. Where is your certification and permit to vent unregulated vapor in to the atmosphere? You can not just burn a tire and claim that it only releases water. Why dont you catch some of that steam and cool it down. then drink it everyday unfiltered. Your nothing more than a hack that is by passing scientific, environmental and industry standards to put some worthless fiat globalist cash in your pocket. You need to make a living in jail.
@@jamesanderson478 no you are talking about nuclear waste, what this is, rubber, sulfer, petroleum and sometimes sunflower oils and high carbon steel just because you say so don't make it so, those trace elements can be found anywhere do you have any idea how many steam generation plants actually burn tires not gasify and all they need is a big money air permit to be (green) i know it's big government they do what they want but give it some thought this stuff is from the earth not mars or the moon it's essentially ancient decaying matter that will still emit emissions wether we collect it up and do it in a few hours and use it for heat and possibly fuel or it sets around looking like crap now what is greener ?
And how often can we spew what we want into the some times encouraged and unpermitted ? How about basement power vents designed to remove radium which comes from the earth so now are we poisoning the neighborhood? What about Bpa free plastic lots of study's were done on bpa how much was done on the replacement probably none, is it more poisoned i don't know maybe, your trust of the gov scientists is appalling if only you knew what elements that you come into contact with on a daily basis you would crap your pants, not saying it is good for you but how could you know for sure maybe you are aware there are things that are untouched by man that could kill us a seemingly clean stream of water a tainted plant ? First it was Co2 but we then said oh but tree's and plants need it to thrive and survive and produce o2, oh yeah but there's Nox, what next Definitely some other crap, likely an engineer said ( we could reduce fuel consumption and emissions if we plated the combustion chambers with platinum or radium) oh no lets put it in the exhaust stream then they will consume more fuel and make the ic engine less efficient by way of restricted exhaust it goes on and on i could type till my eyes crossed and we would still have an argument
I am interested in a utility scale gasifier. I am also interested in the waste gas because I would like to use it within an engine to provide additional power. Thanks JT - Tribal Energy Systems.
Unless I've misunderstood the concept here, I still believe all the contents of the tire less the steel belt and a few impurities have completely dissipated into the atmosphere. Just because we can not see the tire anymore doesn't mean its gone, or green for that matter. Where is the carbon? Your fire is much too hot in your primary combustion chamber that carbon will readily burn. It looks to me like you have achieved a thorough, CLEAN burn, and have mistaken it a environmentally friendly burn in which you could account for the carbon. There is no doubt your carbon has been released into the atmosphere. No smoke in this situation shows your fuel to air mixture is dialed in, but realistically the tire has only changed states. If you wish to truly gasify, your carbon would be left behind and your exhaust would be spent hydrogen aka WATER. Please don't let my comments discourage you, I written them to help. I, much like yourself am determined to help with the solutions too, and have spent many hours, building and testing my own crazy projects. If I have misinterpreted your intentions, please accept my apologies. If I can help in any way please let me know. Keep up the great builds! Thumbs up.
Need to hook that bad boy up to a Tesla turbine. Fantastic work! If you'd like to see a pourable insulation product I developed made from upcycled materials let me know, I think it would work great for this application. Looking forward to seeing the flue gas results, it looks like it is burning very clean.
What's the composition of the ash left behind? There is a video on TH-cam where a guy makes carbon black instead of Ash he doesn't burn it it just hates it he also extract gas and oil from those tires
There is a lot of sulfur that bonds with the iron bands in the tire. But in a commercial setting the exhaust gases should always be scrubbed with water and other processes to remove oxides of nitrogen, dioxins, and acidity associated with high sulfur materials.
We designed and build this system from scratch. We don't have any plans. But our intention is to market the unit when it is combined with a complete electrical generation package. The components were built one piece at a time and later combined. It was a lengthy and costly way to learn. But i am please with the result. Now we are working on a hybrid Tesla turbine that can output 50 -100 kilowatts of power per hour and directly connected to the grid. The goal is to generate 150,000 kilowatts per year from trash of any kind. You are welcome to a personal visit if you are interested. Consolidated Stripping & Derusting, Inc. 269-685-1340
Would like this style design for hydronic heating via heat exchangers etc for domestic hot water and house. Your unit has zero smoke and that's the main problem with traditional outdoor boilers and neighbors complaining and before you know it, your Township or County Health Department shuts you down. This is great technology. I hope you can incorporate it into a outdoor hydronic system. Would help a lot of folks who can't afford fuel oil or having a heating fuel bill. Great video !
Why aren't you using the stack gas to run another generator? It seems like a waste of good resource. The steam is good, but the gasification is better.
Jim Rojas It would destroy the filters. I've built gasifiers before for running both cars and trucks. You need the perfect cleanest fuel for ICE (internal combustion engines) If this guy hooks this boiler up to a steam turbine he will have something here.
@@ourhouseisfull11 hello Dan, Kindly quote me the price for the Tire gasification boiler at kotharyabbas@gmail.com. I am very interested to purchase a unit. Thank you
@@ourhouseisfull11 I too would also be interested in prints to build a stove similar to yours. I want to hear my home and shop but I don't care for the smoke dragons.
with out a doubt........ but i am not burning the tire. I am not allowing enough oxygen into the system to allow a burn condition until the door opens, which it should not. With the door closed very limited oxygen can enter the system. We want to produce hydrogen and carbon monoxide. Then we burn off these gases. When we open the door, we just have a regular oxygen driven fire. With the door closed, there is very little oxygen in the upper chamber.
@@ourhouseisfull11 So the gasification process produces no sulfur? Your statement that the tire is not burning doesn’t quite make sense since it is on fire. Would it be more accurate to say the the tire does burn but the gasification process clears out the more harmful gases?
I did not make this for money or for fame. I did it because i could. If this in some way offends you, then i have exceeded my expectations. Kindly go F yourself, since you obvious have no authority over your woman. And i desire that you take this in the most personal manner possible.
Hey Don, I am not seeing a negative comment from Malcom above, I thought he was complementing you, but maybe I missed something (was he being sarcastic)? I think you are on target Don, well done, keep up the good work.
In this video we had not even completed building it. And in fact it produces carbon monoxide and hydrogen and hydrogen cyanide as the primary fuel source. And the hydrogen cyanide is 35 times more lethal at the same concentration of carbon monixide. But when combined with free ambient oxygen at tempratures above 900 F they all burn to produce water vapor and carbon dioxide with several other oxides of nitrogen and other undesireable gases...... the least of which is carbon monoxide. Thanks for the opportunity to comment. Your personal prognostication has been useful, if not deliberately helpful and enjoyable. Not your intention to be sure.
Fantastic. I have studied gassification before. This takes it to another level.
i put some tires in my gasifier with similar results.............perfectly clean to the eye and nose. Joust amazing
thats another reason to get my ass in gear and built one , I built smoke dragons for years, GREAT JOB man !!
Having to cut / split the tire in half to burn, may reduce the efficiency. I am impressed as a person can look into burning refuse that might end up in a land fill. Having the ability to burn many alternative materials, some of your paper trash and the like is a huge plus, the low emissions is good too. Finding the right size furnace, maybe a window on the door to see what is happening in the burning chamber instead of opening the door.
The comments below are a classic example of the difference between the Producers and the Takers. What on earth would be wrong with a tinkerer like Mr Schmidtke making money from this? It's guys like him who made this country great.
It guys like him who poisoned this country and hurt people when the POS explodes or cracks and melts someones face off or worse. Its called Science for a reason.
@@jamesanderson478 just a gasifying stove with afterburner. rather than a high pressure system, the exhaust could be piped through a thermal mass accumulator. basic stuff.
James Anderson How much industrial steam have you worked around ???
And without us tinkers noone would understand anything about anything. Greetings ftom Sweden. I'm related to the guy invrnting the modern fridge. He had a vision/dream. His subconcious also invented driving cars on wood gases. That saved Sweden during ww2. Swedes popolated the West. I'm related to guns: Mossberg, and many more examples. Keep on solving problems locally.
@@HeddanofarsanI’ve been contemplating a Mossberg. Now I have an even-better reason to get one!
Do you have a degree in engineering or is just something you just learned over the years? This is very intriguing, very complex and effective!! Thanks for posting this, I like it.
@@Geardrive427-ip8vjwell a not so fun fact is that most technical jobs require a degree or certification before they will hire you. I’m getting my masters degree in Environmental Science because “just” a bachelors would not land me a job in the field that I’m pursuing.
lots of comments about "it's not burning clean just because you can't see smoke..." Well, I don't think the claim is that the boiler emits zero emissions (nothing does), but that it is burning MUCH cleaner than a boiler that does emit visible smoke. We can agree on that, right?
I'm thinking of installing something similar in my mother's countryside house. There's always going to be some dead wood unsuitable for construction purposes, so gasification should have/deserves a bright future. In Belgium (where I'm from) there's a huge uproar against air pollution caused by woodstoves, so I naturally came along these ideas of gasification... currently I'm wondering whether it could be a good idea to afterburn with natural gas or biogas to remove the last traces of incomplete combustion. (Of course all sorts of companies want to push you to buy catalysts, but my research seems to indicate that this is not a definitive solution: the higher the burning rate, the more such a catalyst is overwhelmed, while ideally you'd want the opposite).
i am iterested for your imagine!!can i get some instructions,sketches or drawings?
Buy it from them.
Nicely done Don.
Really nice job.
Brilliant work sir
I thought I was the first. But you did it way before I even thought about it.
Hi, do you have any sketches on the one you built? Thanks
Study the videos...... all of them. Hell i practically provided a blue print on how to build it....... for free.
I like this gasification part of your project the best of all your work Don. I see why you should not divulge the workings of this. on to your turbines I was doing an open air steam turbine thing a while back, now I have an enclosed turbine and a combined heat and electricity system. The turbine seems quite efficient and I'm not going to tell the complete workings of it because, just as you are on to something with your clean burn, I feel i'm on to something with my turbine design. Gooday eh, Ken:)
I have been working with vacuum condensing now. I have been able to maintain 10 pounds of negative pressure (25 inches of Mercury vacuum. I give you an example, in the video we are only using 10 pounds or less of low pressure steam while it is outside the casing. But with a 10 pound vacuum, the temperature of the condensate drops to 128F and i can get the same rate of speed using 2 psi steam with a vacuum. Eventually all the turbines will be enclosed in cases and the system loop will be a 99% recycle loop. I will reuse my condensate. But i still prefer the impulse. Check out my new videos. I uploaded a few yesterday.
You come visit me this spring. I have some new things i will not post. But i don't mind sharing with people i trust.
@@ourhouseisfull11
How did you get the flue gas discharge temperature down so low? Do you use a regenerative air heater to heat the incoming air by cooling the outgoing exhaust gas?
You're on to something with this. And don't pay attention to the naysayers. They're a furnace service call away from freezing to death.
Çok faydalı bir çalışma olmuş benim ülkemde böyle işler yapan deneyen insanlar malesef yok.
If one looks at the considerable video available concerning structural fires, it is quite obvious that any walled cover over a fire, will capture the heat and rise the temperature to the point where the smoke catches fire: fire fighters call this flash over. This is related to the principal of latent heat.... you need to apply so many BTUs of heat to rase the temperature of any given object to a certain temperature.
Flash over will occur in any space that traps the heat from rising. even if the space is NOT airtight. All that needs to happen is for the gasses to escape at a slower rate than they are accumulating. This happens in a tunnel fire.
My point is this. It is not hard to get any fire to burn at 3000 degrees, providing you have a chamber that is capable of containing the heat. At that temperature, the only thing coming out of the exhaust will be CO2 and water vapor. Carbon monoxide, hydrogen, sulfur, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons all re-burnt as fuel. It could even destroy toxic heavy metals like lead, chromium and cadmium.
Sure it doesn't solve the CO2 emissions issue, BUT it is the fantastic way to get rid of piles of industrial shit.
WireTamer And the co2 issue is a joke , look at how much is in the polar ice caps.
Am I wrong or should the vulcanization of the rubber not result in some SOx emissions in this experiment? I don't want to be the naysayer concerning your achievement (gassification, great insulation etc. -> you're checking a lot of good marks there), but I'm just curious... What do you think about electrostatic methods of scrubbing / water scrubbing?
U ever thought about using the same principle to run a engine using vaporizer coils to replace the injectors.. the coils would be in an oxygen free environment so they don't explode. I think it would increase hp ans economy several times. Sorta like boiling fuel and lighting the fumes.
Do you have a follow up video maybe for home use hydronic heating using wood for fuel ? Thanks, great video and invention !
How hot does your gasifier get to burn tires cleanly? If I could get the tires to exceed 2200 F. would I be able to burn tires cleanly without secondary combustion, that is all products are combusted in a primary chamber?
It's a two or three stage process...the black smoke is burned to get a clean burn...sometimes they will utilize a secondary burn process but you have to get the oxygen level right in first stage to produce the right type of smoke to burn second stage clean
wow burns tires you could get as many free tires as you wanted
because you normaly have to pay to get ride of tires
hi, have you thought about old time steam engines venting steam up the chimney ,this could improve efficiency to the point that you could turn off your fans and controlling the vent to regulate temperature and also increasing the height of the chimney would increase draw
I love it , The best way to burn tires legally. Lolol thanks
Good job!!!
I'm just curious aside from the gases produced from burning tires. Are any of the physical products after the combustion hazardous to people or the environment?
The issue isn't your burning clean which is well done but the gases leaving that stack and there would be a huge amount of CO2 going into the air which all adds global warming sorry to say. Maybe you need a smoke sniffer to tell the nasty s that are leaving the flue and entering the atmosphere. You may even look at a soot scrubber for the times you do smoke out the neighbors. But the beginnings are there most certainly going in the right direction. Well done something is being done about bloody tyres.
We are doing the same with waste oil heating very clean burning like yourself's but that means nothing sorry, huge amounts of untapped energy in waste oil, however we are getting the council into check the emissions next week.
We need a smaller version for house heating
Does the operator get cancer? What about the neighbors? Do they get cancer? More testing required but a very good build. Congrats
No extra testing required this breaks everything down to it's element, if everyone tests and regulates the crap out of us how can any thing be accomplished? And certainly no one can make a living that way this could be a good way to make it
so you are saying that making a living at the expense of others health is all that is valuable to you. The same thing was said about DDT that they sprayed in the neighborhoods in the 1960's. Those people got cancer.
Not testing means that it has no scientific value. I know all about gasification and how it works. The elements that you are talking about like CARBON BLACK and Kerosene are highly toxic. The metals left over release mercury and other trace elements in the gasification process.
That is why they use a centrifuge gasifier that costs 2.1 billion dollars. The only people allowed to operate one is the Los Alamos testing facility. Why? Because it breaks elements down and spins them out. Thus extracting Thorium, Uranium, Lead and other metals that are completely toxic.
You need the EPA stuck dead in your backside to regulate the absolute hell out of you. Your contraption is a backyard experiment that will no doubt get someone killed, poisoned or injured.
Where is your certification and permit to vent unregulated vapor in to the atmosphere? You can not just burn a tire and claim that it only releases water. Why dont you catch some of that steam and cool it down. then drink it everyday unfiltered. Your nothing more than a hack that is by passing scientific, environmental and industry standards to put some worthless fiat globalist cash in your pocket.
You need to make a living in jail.
@@jamesanderson478 no you are talking about nuclear waste, what this is, rubber, sulfer, petroleum and sometimes sunflower oils and high carbon steel just because you say so don't make it so, those trace elements can be found anywhere do you have any idea how many steam generation plants actually burn tires not gasify and all they need is a big money air permit to be (green) i know it's big government they do what they want but give it some thought this stuff is from the earth not mars or the moon it's essentially ancient decaying matter that will still emit emissions wether we collect it up and do it in a few hours and use it for heat and possibly fuel or it sets around looking like crap now what is greener ?
And how often can we spew what we want into the some times encouraged and unpermitted ? How about basement power vents designed to remove radium which comes from the earth so now are we poisoning the neighborhood? What about Bpa free plastic lots of study's were done on bpa how much was done on the replacement probably none, is it more poisoned i don't know maybe, your trust of the gov scientists is appalling if only you knew what elements that you come into contact with on a daily basis you would crap your pants, not saying it is good for you but how could you know for sure maybe you are aware there are things that are untouched by man that could kill us a seemingly clean stream of water a tainted plant ? First it was Co2 but we then said oh but tree's and plants need it to thrive and survive and produce o2, oh yeah but there's Nox, what next
Definitely some other crap, likely an engineer said ( we could reduce fuel consumption and emissions if we plated the combustion chambers with platinum or radium) oh no lets put it in the exhaust stream then they will consume more fuel and make the ic engine less efficient by way of restricted exhaust it goes on and on i could type till my eyes crossed and we would still have an argument
James Anderson obvious troll is obvious
Nice job,
I am interested in a utility scale gasifier. I am also interested in the waste gas because I would like to use it within an engine to provide additional power. Thanks JT - Tribal Energy Systems.
How did you get on, interested in same
I burn a tire every year to celebrate "earth day."
This would take a lot of the fun out of it.
Nice gadget, though! Kudos.
Unless I've misunderstood the concept here, I still believe all the contents of the tire less the steel belt and a few impurities have completely dissipated into the atmosphere. Just because we can not see the tire anymore doesn't mean its gone, or green for that matter. Where is the carbon? Your fire is much too hot in your primary combustion chamber that carbon will readily burn. It looks to me like you have achieved a thorough, CLEAN burn, and have mistaken it a environmentally friendly burn in which you could account for the carbon. There is no doubt your carbon has been released into the atmosphere. No smoke in this situation shows your fuel to air mixture is dialed in, but realistically the tire has only changed states. If you wish to truly gasify, your carbon would be left behind and your exhaust would be spent hydrogen aka WATER. Please don't let my comments discourage you, I written them to help. I, much like yourself am determined to help with the solutions too, and have spent many hours, building and testing my own crazy projects. If I have misinterpreted your intentions, please accept my apologies. If I can help in any way please let me know. Keep up the great builds! Thumbs up.
Need to hook that bad boy up to a Tesla turbine.
Fantastic work!
If you'd like to see a pourable insulation product I developed made from upcycled materials let me know, I think it would work great for this application.
Looking forward to seeing the flue gas results, it looks like it is burning very clean.
When you say ash, what exactly is left over? Is the minerals they add to the rubber or something?
Amazing!
is that unit lined with firebrick, or steel..?
What's the composition of the ash left behind? There is a video on TH-cam where a guy makes carbon black instead of Ash he doesn't burn it it just hates it he also extract gas and oil from those tires
There is a lot of sulfur that bonds with the iron bands in the tire. But in a commercial setting the exhaust gases should always be scrubbed with water and other processes to remove oxides of nitrogen, dioxins, and acidity associated with high sulfur materials.
so how did you make it? can you share the plans? are you selling these units?
We designed and build this system from scratch. We don't have any plans. But our intention is to market the unit when it is combined with a complete electrical generation package. The components were built one piece at a time and later combined. It was a lengthy and costly way to learn. But i am please with the result. Now we are working on a hybrid Tesla turbine that can output 50 -100 kilowatts of power per hour and directly connected to the grid. The goal is to generate 150,000 kilowatts per year from trash of any kind. You are welcome to a personal visit if you are interested. Consolidated Stripping & Derusting, Inc. 269-685-1340
Would like this style design for hydronic heating via heat exchangers etc for domestic hot water and house. Your unit has zero smoke and that's the main problem with traditional outdoor boilers and neighbors complaining and before you know it, your Township or County Health Department shuts you down. This is great technology. I hope you can incorporate it into a outdoor hydronic system. Would help a lot of folks who can't afford fuel oil or having a heating fuel bill. Great video !
Do you have plans and drawings so I can try to build one?
Ah........ no.
...but what about any transparent exhaust products and what are they?
can i get a email address to contact don
Why aren't you using the stack gas to run another generator? It seems like a waste of good resource. The steam is good, but the gasification is better.
Because that Syngas would destroy an internal combustion engine.
That is true unless you filter it properly.
Jim Rojas It would destroy the filters.
I've built gasifiers before for running both cars and trucks. You need the perfect cleanest fuel for ICE (internal combustion engines)
If this guy hooks this boiler up to a steam turbine he will have something here.
realistically, this would heat an apartment block or a big farmhouse. a properly designed chimney would draw the exhaust through a thermal mass.
Do you sell the plans for this?
no plans to sell, but i may sell the unit itself and i will allow you to inspect the unit in person if you please.
@@ourhouseisfull11 hello Dan, Kindly quote me the price for the Tire gasification boiler at kotharyabbas@gmail.com. I am very interested to purchase a unit. Thank you
@@ourhouseisfull11 I too would also be interested in prints to build a stove similar to yours. I want to hear my home and shop but I don't care for the smoke dragons.
Hey, Don - does the afterburner create a good deal of carbon black?
No, none.
Did you actually measure the output even thought it was clear? Burning a tire would produce a lot of sulfur.
with out a doubt........ but i am not burning the tire. I am not allowing enough oxygen into the system to allow a burn condition until the door opens, which it should not. With the door closed very limited oxygen can enter the system. We want to produce hydrogen and carbon monoxide. Then we burn off these gases. When we open the door, we just have a regular oxygen driven fire. With the door closed, there is very little oxygen in the upper chamber.
@@ourhouseisfull11 So the gasification process produces no sulfur?
Your statement that the tire is not burning doesn’t quite make sense since it is on fire. Would it be more accurate to say the the tire does burn but the gasification process clears out the more harmful gases?
@Ben David you still didn’t answer my question. Also, are you working on a way to recover the heat created with a steam turbine etc?
Nothing greener ladies and gentlemen than burning up tyre's yup you're working miracles buddy
I did not make this for money or for fame. I did it because i could. If this in some way offends you, then i have exceeded my expectations. Kindly go F yourself, since you obvious have no authority over your woman. And i desire that you take this in the most personal manner possible.
Don, don't give it second thought. Folks that never get off the couch have no clue what gasification is. Keep up the good work!!!
Hey Don, I am not seeing a negative comment from Malcom above, I thought he was complementing you, but maybe I missed something (was he being sarcastic)? I think you are on target Don, well done, keep up the good work.
Can I buy the plans to be able to build myself a gasifire burnerof my own?
im interested my email roymcrae02@gmail.com cell +270645165395 much appreactied if i can get a reply
What's the latest update on this unit?
Good !!! )))
Five years later. What's Up?
I want one. Do you have any plans?
Now I know what to do with so much waste motor oil. Turn that shit into clean burning gas fuel and boil water with it.
Are you guys still using this ???
yes.
the air is not clean just becuse you can not see black smoke
Bet the Post Office would like to have a bunch to burn up all the old tires from their vans.
Doesn't look like you're testing the carbon monoxide You're producing
In this video we had not even completed building it. And in fact it produces carbon monoxide and hydrogen and hydrogen cyanide as the primary fuel source. And the hydrogen cyanide is 35 times more lethal at the same concentration of carbon monixide. But when combined with free ambient oxygen at tempratures above 900 F they all burn to produce water vapor and carbon dioxide with several other oxides of nitrogen and other undesireable gases...... the least of which is carbon monoxide. Thanks for the opportunity to comment. Your personal prognostication has been useful, if not deliberately helpful and enjoyable. Not your intention to be sure.
Please resell tyres to india,don't burn them to create pollution
Any way you could get ahold of me
It’s either feed em’ to the trees or let them accumulate in a river somewhere. 🤷🏻♂️
I’d burn garbage in there!
Its smoking
look at all that black toxic smoke what a joke,,,,dump those tires off at the carwash like everyone else