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Gasification Archive for November 2002
76 messages, last added Tue Nov 26 17:18:33 2002

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GAS-L: Model gasifier.





Dear Ken and Gasification Colleagues

The outer diameter isn't so important within reason, but you must maintain
the critical dimensions between the air nozzles, nozzle to throat tube, and
grate height.  These are all the measurements in red ink on the original
drawing.

SAFETY:  Old propane cylinders often have wax residue deposits and you will
kill yourself if you don't take every precaution to open them.  Don't use
oxy-acetylene cutters, and fill them with water before you attempt any form
of chopping, hacking or sawing!

Before you go too far with the actual manufacture, you might like to tell me
how you plan to use the gasifier, and I can offer a few pointers.

The drawings for the above mentioned gasifier can be found on the Fluidyne
Archive site www.fluidynenz.250x.com      Remember this isnt a model
gasifier.

Regards

Doug Williams
Fluidyne Gasification.



From: "Ken Basterfield" ken@basterfield.com
Sent: Sunday, November 03, 2002 11:30 AM
Subject: model gasifier

> Dear Doug,
> I am about to build your DIYgasifier. This will be my first attempt at
such
> an item though I have good engineering skills.
>
> Is the 460mm dia critical?
> I have a number of redundant 39kg propane bottles that would nicely suit
> perhaps. They are 380mm OD and I imagine 2 or 3mm wall. Will it be alright
> to build it 380 od all the way down without operating problems?
> I would appreciate your guidance.
> Sincerely,
> Ken Basterfield
>
>

Sent: Sunday, November 03, 2002 11:30 AM
Subject: model gasifier

> Dear Doug,
> I am about to build your DIYgasifier. This will be my first attempt at
such
> an item though I have good engineering skills.
>
> Is the 460mm dia critical?
> I have a number of redundant 39kg propane bottles that would nicely suit
> perhaps. They are 380mm OD and I imagine 2 or 3mm wall. Will it be alright
> to build it 380 od all the way down without operating problems?
> I would appreciate your guidance.
> Sincerely,
> Ken Basterfield
>
>



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