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steam punk rocket mass heater of science - excerpt from "Better Wood Heat" DVDs 

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richsoil.com/heat In this excerpt from the rocket mass heater dvd collection, Paul talks about the rocket mass heater that is in his office, which used to be a garage.
The first step is to take a look at the construction of the heater. Timothy Ettridge, a resident of wheaton labs is shown in the early stages of fitting the bench and sheet metal together. We get a chance to see the materials being brought into the work area. There's a truckload or two of stones that will act as the mass for the heater.
Paul explains that this heater will have two exhaust points. One exhaust will go out through the roof, while the other one will go through the wall. With the aid of a bypass valve, the operator will have the option of which vent to send the flue gasses through. Then we get a little look at the process of adding the cob. In order to get the cob dried a little quicker, Paul pulls out his handy hair dryer. This makes it possible to work faster without compromising on the strength of the cob.
Next, a section of roof insulation is removed to make way for the chimney that exits through the roof. Ducting, flanges and sheet metal heat reflectors are installed so as to make things nice and safe as well as functional. Then ew go up on the roof and start cutting out the space for the chimney to pass through. In this case a reciprocating saw is your new best friend. Some folks call it a sawsall... cuz it saws through everything.
Some of the shingles around the hole are then loosened so that the sheet metal flange can be added to the roof, secured and then waterproofed. A portion of the insulation is then replaced while the ducting and vent pieces are placed in their final orientation.
The wooden bench is then partly filled with the stones and pea gravel as a base for the rest of the ducting to rest on. In the meantime, the hole is cut into the exterior wall to accommodate the vent that will pass through it. Sheet metal heat reflectors are installed to protect the wall from the heat as well as drafts from outside. The remaining ducting is set up in the bench and the remaining gravel is then added to finish off the mass portion of the heater. Ernie and Erica Wisner, along with the big goof himself (Paul) can be seen getting to work and having some fun shaping the ducting as well as carefully adding gravel and stones. This hould be done with care to prevent uneven placement of ducting, which can have a huge impact on the rocket mass heater's performance.
Once everything is in place, the seams of the ducting are sealed with heat resistant foil tape. Then the chimney vents are connected and the barrel is added to the manifold and heat riser. The final layer of pea gravel is added and some extra bracing is put in place to prevent the mass from pushing the walls of the bench out. Some sheet metal shielding is added one inch away from the wall to protect it from the radiant heat of the rocket mass heater.
Once all of the final bits are in place, Ernie starts a small fire in the heater, to help test it as well as to begin the drying process of the cob.
This rocket mass heater has been in operation for three winters now, and with a few modifications, it's really beginning to prove itself as a super efficient way to heat Paul's office, garage.
More about rocket mass heaters in our DVD set at
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Thanks to Dan Ohmann of The Grass-fed Homestead channel for helping me with the editing:
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Better Wood Heat: DIY Rocket Mass Heaters 4-DVD set
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Wood Burning Stove 2.0 4-DVD set
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World Domination Gardening 3-DVD set
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Permaculture Homestead Podcasts
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Rocket Mass Heater Workshop Jamboree
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@scottnoble5320
@scottnoble5320 6 лет назад
I'm not the kind of guy who blows smoke, and I ain't gonna do it now either, but I gotta say you folks do a damn good job. It's much appreciated you sharing knowledge of your experiments. Error is the greatest learning tool anyone can learn by, and i'm sure through the years there have been a few. Without them, you wouldn't be able to show us what you've learned. And I for one thank you.
@paulwheaton
@paulwheaton 6 лет назад
i think the shippable cores dvd shows a lot of stuff that didn't work. But we try to be quick on that stuff and focus on the stuff that did work.
@paulwheaton
@paulwheaton 6 лет назад
Shout out for the awesome music by formidable vegetable. We use oodles of their music throughout the dvds - with permission, of course! I just think their music is especially awesome!
@paulwheaton
@paulwheaton 5 лет назад
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@l0I0I0I0
@l0I0I0I0 2 года назад
Just wondering, water has defacto highest heat storage capacity. Have you tried using water as the medium of heat storage rather than dirt/ rocks, etc? Water also has high thermal conductivity so it will need to be insulated just right less it looses energy to fast. It will also need water proof materials that will last. It will also need a way to drain the water once a year like a hot water heater. If it's connected directly to main water line or pressurized, it will need a few more things as well. However there is no substance that compares to water for heat storage. I have done the math on hundreds of things.
@paulwheaton
@paulwheaton 2 года назад
@@l0I0I0I0 i think there are several threads about this out at permies.
@l0I0I0I0
@l0I0I0I0 2 года назад
@@paulwheaton Thanks Paul. I looked at it a few days ago. Is there a certain one you would recommend? I'm not certain what I want to do yet, thus still in the investigation stage. I have a few questions reflecting on fluid dynamics for instance, How will the height of the intake to the main burn chamber effect the outer burn chamber? How long does the exhaust tube need to be in relation to the size of the burn chamber and lastly, How far can this same exhaust sink down below the main burn chamber without material losses in heat production. Guess I want to understand the physics and design a better one, or at least a custom one, built on the shoulders of giants who have already done amazing things!
@ddanilov22
@ddanilov22 2 года назад
Awesome lessons! Awesome music!! You are an highly agreeable style
@paulwheaton
@paulwheaton 6 лет назад
For those of you that own the DVDs, what is a thing you can spot that didn't make this abbreviated version?
@beebob1279
@beebob1279 4 года назад
No one answered. How about answering why most rocket stoves I’m seeing on RU-vid are set in Cobb or some other mixture. Wouldn’t it be easier to leave it open so the barrel can be switched out easier? The barrels do need to be switched out every so often
@HEMIdouglas
@HEMIdouglas 5 лет назад
The heating principles seem related to masonry heaters originating in Russia. Using a massive initial burn , the brick structure surrounding the fire absorbs a large amount of heat which conducts slowly through the brick structure over several hours. The brick acts as a heat sink. So the same must be true for rocket stove. I have reservations using steel to conduct heat due to temperature fatigue. I would suggest molding aircrete blocks with water glass treatment and stove mortar to resist heat damage. I am aware that thickness of bricks. and material will determine the rate of heat conduction. Still learning. Engineering background..
@ponch0partout
@ponch0partout 6 лет назад
Big respect
@sdafasdfasdfsda
@sdafasdfasdfsda 6 лет назад
People refer to any reciprocating saw as a "sawsall" because Milwaukee came out with the first reciprocating saw and named it the the Sawzall...kind of like everybody calls a circular saw a Skil saw because Skilsaw invented it and was first to bring it out.
@denisecomeau6847
@denisecomeau6847 2 года назад
Mr. Wheaton? I'm curious to know if I take my small round Chubby Coal Stove and use that in place of the barrel-closing off the door with a solid piece of metal instead of the door thats on it?
@paulwheaton
@paulwheaton 2 года назад
Do you have a thread with some images at permies?
@rudylikestowatch
@rudylikestowatch 6 лет назад
2:50 Milwaukee Sawzall is a brand name, so you're still right.
@2bRealist
@2bRealist 6 лет назад
I must ask... Why not do a hollow "bell bench" instead of a "mass bench" as it seems a bell, would be easer and more efficient, with a rocket heater of this size?
@paulwheaton
@paulwheaton 6 лет назад
I think when you say "bell bench" I think "stratification chamber. What would you use for the chamber?
@2bRealist
@2bRealist 6 лет назад
Stratification for sure. Of course brick walls with a stone or cement slab top would be ideal. Cost would go up, but I'm sure there are also clever low cost methods. Using recycled materialist could also keep the cost down. I'm fascinated by "Rocket Heater Tech". The concept of using less materials and less time to construct a much lighter bench, and yet achieve the same goal of having a thermal battery seems to have an advantage. But then again, I don't have the experience that you guys do (thanks for sharing)... so am I missing something? Is there a significant difference in the outcome when using one method over the other?
@paulwheaton
@paulwheaton 6 лет назад
how about the stratification chamber in this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zeZExnJR2gc.html
@wendyholzinger7266
@wendyholzinger7266 5 месяцев назад
Cool
@beebob1279
@beebob1279 4 года назад
I would want the barrel open so it could be removed easily. I watch these videos and just can’t grasp why you sink the barrels in the Cobb or other mixtures. The barrels have to be replaced and I would want it to be an easy job
@paulwheaton
@paulwheaton 4 года назад
Why would the barrels need to be replaced? I've never heard of anyone replacing a barrel.
@beebob1279
@beebob1279 4 года назад
@@paulwheaton I've been watching others building these things and mention that the barrels will burn out over time and need replacement. You're saying it's not true?
@paulwheaton
@paulwheaton 4 года назад
@@beebob1279 I think you are confusing rocket mass heaters with something else. There are rocket mass heaters that are over 20 years old with the same barrel.
@beebob1279
@beebob1279 4 года назад
@@paulwheaton Terrific! You'd know better than me. I'm taking a look at these things for the vacation home. Next is checking with the township as to whether these are allowed or not. Thanks for the information.
@sweenie58
@sweenie58 6 лет назад
Is there anybody using water as the mass in a greenhouse rocket stove?
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