Waste Oil Burner (Designs ) Prt 1 

Thanks for your input , yes increase in velocity is a hotter flame so i agree with your comment , soon ill be able to build more complex designs

Rig it to the back of your car for bumper huggers.

Maybe too much air and reduce draw. Would also depend on size of holes vs injection p.o.e.

I tried something similar in another video

im burning synthetic in this video

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good idea with the ceramic

yes email is in descrption

Lol, thanks for the laugh brother , right on lol , and hey thanks for the offer . and yes good idea on the map gas . they say its like 63deg hotter , i thought it wad way more then that but i could be wrong , im going off memory

wow never thought of that i may have to try it

its used motor oil

@@NOBOX7 mixed with gasoline?

hello friend , no sir i have not seen the workings of a hot bulb engine though i think i have seen one because i do love engines of all kinds

NOBOX7 Thank you for responding! Your design is genius by the way, I love your burners, I am going to build one for sure. Here is a video I made that features the Blackstone oil engine. (Not my footage, got permission to use the videos, it is all talking mostly) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fGzBnoFSrhQ.html

depends on whether or not you own an air compressor , power wise no it is not much more expensive than blower systems

Would a continuous duty blower produce enough oxygen and pressure? as compared to an air compressor? You would not get the vacuum effect for oil delivery.

yes i have several blower type designs and videos of such devices , also i am currently working on such a device , i found a good brass spray nozzle in the garden section of menards today

not sure would have to see it , it should .

Yes they do, I am just finishing my tests , will upload shortly

definitely worth a try , me and mescal was talking about this last we , we even tried several inserts

Yeah were my thoughts, kinda similar how a catalytic converter works. Also could try using some exhaust lagging around the pipe to slow down heat loss, which will most likely transfer it towards the burner bowl a bit more as well.

Kaegis exhaust lagging would just burn out as it's too hot

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That's for some of our hispanic friends watching.

Great idea ...

? not sure what your referring to

good call , it would also be alot easier on the eyes

hello again and once again thanks for your input , im very greatfull , i did try the insulation you spoke of , the device worked so well it became bright yellow and vitrified 1000 deg rated pipe insulation ,lol . I tried to find your comment for the last video showing this to tell people who revealed Bernoulli's principle and suggested the rock wool but i couldn't find you . in my next video i will mention you because i want to encourage commenters like you .

Thank you. I have studied and built a few small furnaces over time and had pretty decent success, energy research is my hobby and metal working is something I have done most of my life [black smithing, casting, welding, machining, heat treating, etc] Adding crushed ceramic particles from an old catalytic converter to the sides of the tube would increase combustion efficiency to the point it might be too hot but it would be worth a try, just crush some up and mix it with some refractory cement and smear it on the inside of the tube near the exhaust [say the last 6 to 8 inches] and see if it increases the combustion efficiency once it gets hot and going. The layer need not be very thick but the more the bits of ceramic can poke out of the refractory cement and interact with the combustion projects, the greater chance of catalytic improvement in combustion efficiency. Refractory cements can be made out of stuff like water glass and silicates of the likes, or can be bought, even 'stove pipe cement' or such, and we know old converters can be obtained from junk yards and old cars.

I figured out why the elbow burner works , its inducing a rolling eddy current that acts as a flame holder . Its a combustion re circulation zone . i discovered this during editing and began to analyse the footage and notice a rolling wall of fire . i looked up combustion re circulation and sure enough its a well known practice to induce re circulation with geometry or air streams to provide constant ignition and flame stability . Im posting a video and i intend to use your advice on tapering the exhaust downstream , should be interesting . the tapering actually is used to increase recirculation on some other deigns i seen .

The option of twisting [swirl flame] is incorporated into a few engine designs, I plan on using it in my future burn cans as I have had tremendous success with it. Granted, I used compressed air to begin with because I wanted to achieve over 4600 degrees [against ceramic block] to melt high chromium alloy steel. Unfortunately for me, I did not have enough personal property and while doing this inside of an apartment building, I was at risk of setting the whole structure on fire, so I have had to wait. Right now I am slowly accumulating all of the waste oil from my farm so I have enough to experiment with. I am using leftover compressor motors from vacuum cleaners for high static pressure inlet. Almost used oil pump from an old car engine can be driven fast enough to develop 2500 PSI without twisting off the shaft, a lot of old Chevy engines have them, so I figure I will get one and place it at the bottom of a tank [5 gallon bucket on short term] with a simple draw screen [150 mesh, stainless, got it from a salvaged hydraulic drill sharpening machine years ago] then for an injector nozzle I will ask around to some diesel engine rebuilders for some used discarded injector nozzles from their scrap iron pile. I have a 24v hydraulic pump if I want to add a 5 micron filtration system which will produce up to 8000 psi. The cost then is elevated a lot of course because of specialized hoses and fixtures for higher pressure fluid system. The potential heats though, can be as high as 6000F with 32lb boost. I know that goes away totally from your project goals of simple, minimalist oil burning that anybody can do, and I fully respect that, because not everybody even has need for melting high temperature metals.

no

just cast iron

are you tin man because you have no heart ? or because you have no heart you are a tin man ?

I'm just sayin' its cool to make fire but there a better and easier ways cheeper too. no tin man because i like to make things out of metal

medium cherry red metal is 1200 deg

centigrade