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 The Gasifyer - This is the process of turning wood into carbon monoxide and hydrogen by reacting the raw material (wood) at high temperatures with a controlled amount of oxygen. Without oxygen, the wood can't burn so it transforms into gas. This gas can be used as fuel in an internal combustion engine.

Possibly the most efficient means of converting organic fuels into energy available to the common man today?

What this means is, that the construction of a relatively simple machine, all kinds of organic waste such as, twigs, small branches, wood chips, pine cones, rice and corn husks, even chicken litter waste, can be gasified to produce a volatile gas which can be burned to make heat, or used in an internal combustion energy to make power?


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The wood gas can be burned in a boiler of furnace or used to run an internal combustion engine for transport or to generate electrical power.Converting wood to flammable wood gas releases
more useful energy, in a more usable form, than if the wood was burned directly.

The chemistry of wood gasification was formalised in the 1850's, having been studied from observations known for centuries to blacksmiths and ironworkers, from their workings with charcoal forges and furnaces.


Gasification was extensively deployed in WWII Europe for running road vehicles when petroleum fell in short supply. Up to 1 million European vehicles were fitted with wood and charcoal fuelled gasifiers.

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