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The Ute is short for the M-1 Utility. The water drip simply feeds ordinary water into air feed jet. This does two things. One is it cools the jet to keep it from melting, second is the water is cracked through a thermo process with the carbon. As the water is injected into the reactor, it is flashed to steam. This absorbs heat energy taking it away from the jet tip. As this steam is injected into the hot glowing carbon bed, the Oxygen is ripped away and combined with the carbon create carbon monoxide and then leaving the H2 behind. Both are combustible gases for running our engine application. This greatly boost the gas energy density of the charcoal gas. Much more powerful gas than direct wood gas.
Could the gas from your M1 be put into an rv to replace the propane used to cook and heat with? Maybe there would a chance of too much carbon dioxide. I dont know.
No, just use electric or keep the Propane. Use the Propane for your refrigerator and get an on demand hot water heater. Propane is very cheap will last a long time running your refrigerator. I live in an RV and would never attempt to replace the Propane system there is nothing wrong with it and it is cheap. I use a pellet stove for heat and cooking, gasifier for my power.
I'm interested in discussing the general properties of producer gas; chemical compositions, ways to increase power, ect. Is this the best place to do that or would a different category section be better.
May my questions were in the wrong forem so I'll try again. What is Ute and also how does the waer drip system work?
darn keyboard !
The Ute is short for the M-1 Utility. The water drip simply feeds ordinary water into air feed jet. This does two things. One is it cools the jet to keep it from melting, second is the water is cracked through a thermo process with the carbon. As the water is injected into the reactor, it is flashed to steam. This absorbs heat energy taking it away from the jet tip. As this steam is injected into the hot glowing carbon bed, the Oxygen is ripped away and combined with the carbon create carbon monoxide and then leaving the H2 behind. Both are combustible gases for running our engine application. This greatly boost the gas energy density of the charcoal gas. Much more powerful gas than direct wood gas.
Great answer Thank you.
Could the gas from your M1 be put into an rv to replace the propane used to cook and heat with? Maybe there would a chance of too much carbon dioxide. I dont know.
Maybe not enough pressure?
No, just use electric or keep the Propane. Use the Propane for your refrigerator and get an on demand hot water heater. Propane is very cheap will last a long time running your refrigerator. I live in an RV and would never attempt to replace the Propane system there is nothing wrong with it and it is cheap. I use a pellet stove for heat and cooking, gasifier for my power.
I'm interested in discussing the general properties of producer gas; chemical compositions, ways to increase power, ect. Is this the best place to do that or would a different category section be better.
Sounds like an opportunity for you to make your first topic!! This would probably best fit under general discussions.