GIANT FRESNEL LENS TROUGH MIRROR Green Jobs Training. www.greenpowerscience.com This took all day to set up and nothing went right:-) I went through three leaks and hose breaks. The max power was 20 watts, pretty weak. The treadmill motor produced about 25v no load and was able to get the GTI working:-) BUT it did not last long. This should be much stronger. I rushed today because it was our first REAL day of sun in over 1 month. MORE TO FOLLOW. The Boilers were all wrong, this was about 1% efficient. Shot 3 hours of video, only 2 minutes worth showing. THAT TYPE OF DAY.
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does the engine rust?
please tell me what is the pressure i can get from steam…..
I have a project i want to irrigate my form… I want make a geyser pump (( watch youtube video amazing green pump)) thats very simple i want to run that pump from steam… So i need 15psi pressure to lift water for 10m head… I just calculate that because i am a civil engineer….. Please mail me arun.crcivil@gmail.com
looks like the wood burning was the heat source! and all the water inside the motor not so good either. ever thought about real steam!
Ive got your flywheel but, damn, you have me so beat on H.P.output!
18 watts of free electricity is better than 18 watts of fossil fueled electricity. Keep up the good work.
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@radicaldanzero It is the momentum of the flywheel. Two stroke engines will run without a timing valve, just very inefficient as the piston must fight the pressure. Because this is lower pressure it works. The flywheel was loose so it kept spinning. Usually two stroke engines with no timing valve will give the illusion of running but they are really just rocking back and forth but with a continuous pull, it will usually turn correctly.
Can’t believe I didn’t see this before. What are you using to time the steam inlet since you removed the solenoid?
Are leaks a major problem with this generator? I mean using steam must be a bit painful if something were to come lose and a steam jet pops up.
green power? that thing are making a lot of smoke :P, naa, great idea!!
The solenoid valve that was on at one point, reed switch
What’s the battery behind the engine for?
don4407 toy steam engines use a drop of special oil added to the water before heating. also there are oilers that drip oil at a slow rate that may work for this application
dan, i love your videos and you have great ideas. but i think the potential will come through a bit better if you have a better way to keep that camera steady.. i feel car sick now and i’m gonna go lay down for a bit.. :(
Dan, I like this video the most! Have you any ideas for lubricating the engine? How about a spray mist of oil at the air intake. Let me know before I get too far on this project
@curtis92591 :-) Thank!
ouch ouch ouch! I love him he makes it so much fun to watch and learn. Thanks!
Other than the electrical side of things. How about this. Wrap insulation around the engine and around the long pipe from your boiler to the engine. If you can try to loop the exhaled steam/water from the output back to the boiler. You’ll save a lot of energy that way putting water closer to boiling than the one pass system you have now.
Hummm. Maybe someone with more experience here can correct me. But I’m not sure that something as small as 18 W when tied to the house can be taken as wrote. You might want to try something like a large power resistor in the kilo ohm range. The problem is 18 W sounds about right for a low temp steam setup like yours, but noise in such a large system as your house could also be a variable.
@TalksWithDirt The inverter is a GTI grid tie inverter so it was dumping into our house grid.
Dan what were you loading off the inverter? I don’t . If your system was making 18W electrical, that’s pretty good given that you had probably ~1000 W in thermal. 2% is typical without condensing, reheat and insulation and no superheat.
Very good idea Dan, however if I can make a suggestion, if you have not already, take out the rings on the piston and maybe fix a hose of some sort to the bottom of the crankcase to allow cooled water that is trapped down there to return into the tank of water. With the ring removed you should have a speed increase as well as longer running because of the recycled water from the case. The fit between the piston and cylinder wall is small so no blow by should happen.