VersiFire Flare Test

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  • Опубліковано 10 вер 2024

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  • @AboveandBeyond44
    @AboveandBeyond44 Рік тому +1

    😎👍🇺🇸

  • @carlcasey4177
    @carlcasey4177 Рік тому

    Bro that is cool as

  • @DatIIV
    @DatIIV 10 місяців тому

    any possiblites of running a compressor off the accumulators and storing the woodgas in a larger longer term storage vessel?

    • @Thrive-Off-Grid
      @Thrive-Off-Grid  10 місяців тому

      Why would you do that?? There is no need for this that is the point of the VersiFire it produces gas on demand around the clock. The whole point of this mahcine is to get away for compressing the gas. For one it is extremely dangerouse and second it takes more energy to compress the gas than you get out. It would be next to impossible to automate this.

    • @Thrive-Off-Grid
      @Thrive-Off-Grid  10 місяців тому

      There also no limit to the number of accumulators you can add. You do understand this is NOT a one time charging system right? This machine self fires itself and automatically recharges those accumulators on demand around the clock. There is absolutally zero reason for what you are proposing.

    • @thePawelSroczynski
      @thePawelSroczynski 8 місяців тому

      @@Thrive-Off-Grid could you clarify the reason behind using accumulators ? What value this adds to the system vs. running gasifier without accumulators ?

    • @Thrive-Off-Grid
      @Thrive-Off-Grid  7 місяців тому +1

      @@thePawelSroczynski This machine runs its self. You dont need to compress the gas, that is dangerouse for one and second the energy to presureise the gas is more than the energy you get back out of the gas.
      You can not run low volume applications direct off the gasifier. You must have enough volume and volocity to drive the gasifier to opperarting tempuratures. The Accumulators allow controlled low volume output from a very large gasfier that will have long run time plus stability you cant get from a small gasifier. The blower is always driveing the reactor to optimum temperature parrematers making the cleanest gas possible.
      The accumulators also scrub the gas. Tar is not a solid nor liquid when under vacuum it is in gas suspension. You have to get it very cold to get it to drop out under negative presure. The gas in charged into the accumulator and is allowed time to cool and then it will drop out. Note the first I light off verses the later flare test. We can add more accumulators in parrallel as well to extend that cooling stage.