pyrolyis reactor update 2 (glue problem fixed)
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- Опубліковано 29 лип 2020
- Hello you all
this video again is a short update on the pyrolysis reactor.
because I am very busy there I have very little time to spare for UA-cam but I will give my best for you guys :D
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Hello you all
At first I want to thank you all for helping me out with the glue problem I encountered. For those of you who don’t know what I am talking about I will give you a quick recap.
I ran into the problem that the glue I was using to connect metal pipes to the lids of my fraction collection vessels could not withstand the high temperatures… so I asked you all for help and (NAME) recommended to me that I use a two component glue so that was exactly what I did.
And as you can see it worked wonderfully. I have now run two tests with this two component glue and it seems like it is the right glue for the task. I want to thank you all for giving me that much support and advise.
Because I am planning on making a bigger and better fractionating unit it will be some time until I get back to the reactor but until than enjoy my newly build rotational evaporator system with me … so se you all on the next one
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So have fun and do not kill yourself
excited for more vids!!
GREAT VIDEO...................Glad you found your solution
Glad to see it worked!!!
A bit late but you can also use automotive grade high temperature silicone, commonly known as "gasket maker" (mega grey for example)
Hi. Very exited by your videos.
I was wondering; how long does the process take? What yield do you get?
Also the burning of the gas unused seems wastefull(I know nothing of this so excuse me if this sounds rude). Could you perhaps heat a stirling engine with this extracting/generating electricity from this at the same time?
Just stabbing in the dark, but as I said; this is really quite wonderful and exiting!
Thank you.
Could you do a video on feed stock selection? example would be avoid polystyrene because it produces styrene.
Also what distillates occur at what temperature? What would be the best feed stock for say a 100liter reactor with a built in distillation tower with production targeting diesel fuel?
Imagine the shops in town using these. Not the best fuel, but it is something else than chocked up pipes.
could also try brazing a metal lid
Damn you have a nice vacuum pump there! What’s the price and what’s their fabric? Soooo quiet!
well it was sponsored to me by heidolph so i don´t know how much it is
mfg hazelChem
Hazel Chem wow! I think this is atleast ~1000 usd, just fore the vacumpump, is ther any name on this? Is the vacuum gauge/regulator on the rotary evaporators or separate and sit on the hose to the vacuum pump? Look freeking nice this set! Wow🤩
I love your videos and information in them. I’m wanting to do this same thing is there a way I can get in contact with you? I’m wanting to make biodiesel to be used with my farm operation
Biodiesel is a very different process. It's much easier and safer. 1. Dry the oil. 2. Measure ph of oil. 3. Heat oil to temp just below evaporating temp of alcohol to be used(ethonol or methonol). 4. Mix base with alcohol to be used based on ph of oil. 5. Mix alcohol mixture with oil and agitate. 6. Wait for biodiesel to separate from glycerin. If water is present in the oil or alcohol you will also have made soap.
Damn if you get this functioning efficiently and get a bulletproof patent you will be all over the future Forbes rich list.
The two component glue is a great idea but a permanent idea is to have someone Scan a mockup of the Lid with a Nozzle added to the design that doesn't need glue to accept the Hose and clamps. . It just needs to be 3D printed in Bulk and Monetized for sale in wholesale Retail. I do happen to know those Plastic Lids are 3D printable HDPE type plastic. They can even be color sorted, cleaned, and then shredded, then dried and extruded in to new 3D filament. Ah I will do it later. 😆🤑
good idea but... does not work already tried... they are not gas tight plus the plastic does not withstand the high temperature.
mfg hazelChem
Pidilite araldite is good option
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Could you, in theory, use a vacuum chamber as your combustion chamber? Load it with material, purge all the air, and then flood the chamber with CO2 from a tank for max saturation? One like this with some modifications to the lid / piping on top could do it. bit.ly/3pU3Yu2
😂😂😂😂 Dude with the rotary evaporator you can extract some cbd oil 🧠🧠🧠