Submitted by Jeff Davis on
A Wheelhorse garden tractor was re-powered with a Honda clone engine and fueled with producer-gas from the Gas-of-Fire 2013.
See attached PDF file.
Submitted by Jeff Davis on
Conversion of a 6.5hp single cylinder Honda clone engine to producer-gas. Timing was advanced and a carburetor was fabricated. These are affordable engines popular with go-cart racers thus there is a pool of performance techniques easily available to tap.
Submitted by Jeff Davis on
This is the second year that the "Woodgas Meet and Greet" was held in Argos Indiana. With the water tower (Photo 5) acting as a beacon attracting people from across the country to share their knowledge, experience and question with each other. It's easy to say that it was a total success and the Argos Fairgrounds was the perfect setting.
Submitted by Jeff Davis on
In search of an affordable and easy to build Air-Carbon Fuel Cell.
See PDF below:
Submitted by Jeff Davis on
A Producer-Gas filter constructed from a recycled plastic bucket.
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This has not been tested yet. Alpha version only.
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See attached PDF.
Submitted by Jeff Davis on
A compost or possibly a humus pile was constructed to explore the possibilities of utilizing the heat generated from this process to heat a building. The building was a work shop that needed to be kept above freezing temperature or higher during late fall and winter. It did work to some degree but further work needs to be done. With the first version there was a problem separating the water pipes from the compost/humus at the end of it's life cycle.
Submitted by Jeff Davis on
01/25/2010
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“Air-Carbon Fuel Cell” and “ACFC” by Jeffrey R. Davis is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States License.
What's in a name? Possible the future. The "Air-Carbon Fuel Cell" is the gasifier, gas producer, gas generator and etc. renamed to be better represented in our renewable energy future.
Submitted by Jeff Davis on
Abstract: The Twister is a crude prototype of a concentric vortex burner that was made from what was remaining of Mr. Charcoal.
Submitted by Jeff Davis on
Abstract: An exploration of a large scale Top Lite Up Draft (TLUD), fabricated from a recycled hot water tank heater.
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Abstract: An open top down draft gas producer with divorced fuel hopper was constructed and tested. The design progressed through many changes until a stable device emerged.
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