Victory Gasworks- Gasifiers and Wood Gasification

Eric Schrack
  • 30, Male
  • Indiana, PA
  • United States
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What is your experience with gasification?
Designed and built first unit, with success.
What are your goals with gasification?
tinkering, home power, investment

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At 12:01am on June 28, 2009, Steve Reidell said…
What's up Beamer
At 7:58pm on June 21, 2009, Pierman said…
Don't know how I missed your video all this time!!!!
Awesome job, well done. Thanks for sharing you project.
At 4:25pm on June 19, 2009, Steve Unruh said…
Hi Beamer
I'll have to do some after midnight downloads to view your latest videos. I will get it done. Gave up on my GEK and been having fun gasifing out of lay around junk operator training.Takes a good variable speed fan/vacumn and some thought. My wife needs some help taking one of her oldest Quaraplegic cliants to the coast for one last time the week of your barbeque so you will have to count me out this year.
Best to you, the family and friends. Steve Unruh
At 5:46pm on May 17, 2009, ben said…
Fire!!!! Great job Eric. It was a pleasure meeting you and watching your progress over these last months. Congrats. You are a major asset to everyone at Victory. Thanks.

Ben
At 6:46am on May 11, 2009, Adam said…
Kick the tires and light the FIRES!! Congrats getting your genny and ejector purring.

-A
At 8:29pm on May 10, 2009, Taylor said…
Hi Beamer-Still around. Moved this past week back out to the country. I watched Luc with his gasifier and the flame popped in several times. Developed about twice the heat with the wood gas compared to a 20 gal. propane tank. Really intense heat. Will need heavy walled stainless. With pure wood gas, just a secondary air input would be the only thing needed. And maybe a bypass on the wood gas to allow for turning the joe pipe down to light. Would make for a extreemly large volume of super heated exhausted at 2, 000 F. Enough energy to heat a large shop or make a steam powered turbine. I'll try to stay in touch more that I'm getting settled in. Sure do admire your work. J.
At 5:19am on May 10, 2009, Rush said…
Beamer
That's awesome!!!! Did you get a chance to run the genny on it yet or are you still having fun with flaring off the gas? Great photos thanks for sharing. Do you have any good pics of your ejector?

Take care
Rush
At 10:08am on April 19, 2009, Eric Schrack said…
I'm battling some serious moisture problems, right now. A good condensate drain is a MUST have.
At 5:25am on April 17, 2009, Pierman said…
The 30 ft mega hopper is far, far off into the future. It's just laying on the side of my shop gathering rust.

Thanks for the in site.
At 6:33pm on April 15, 2009, Pierman said…
Eric, How did you decide the size of the hearth? I'm drawing my unit in CAD, and I'm stuck at the hearth,Thanks, Pierman
 
 
 

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