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==Experimental Prototype 00 by Your Monicker== | ==Experimental Prototype 00 by Your Monicker== | ||
===Prototype 00 Simple Drawing(s)=== | ===Prototype 00 Simple Drawing(s)=== | ||
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===Prototype 00 Parts List=== | ===Prototype 00 Parts List=== | ||
===Prototype 00 Assembly Journal=== | ===Prototype 00 Assembly Journal=== | ||
Revision as of 23:09, 18 March 2009
Pyrolysis Oil
Please use the discussion page/tab if you are offering ideas or comments (Moved Elliot's ideas to discussion page)
Experimental Prototypes
Please use the template below if you wish to create and publish your results.
Experimental Prototype 00 by Your Monicker
Prototype 00 Simple Drawing(s)
Prototype 00 Parts List
Prototype 00 Assembly Journal
Prototype 00 Modifications Journal
Prototype 00 Preliminary Test Runs Journal
Prototype 00 Modifications Journal
Prototype 00 Final Conclusions
Experimental Prototype 01 by Negligiblek
Inital Prototype Goals:
- Use convection as much as possible to deliver heat to burn chamber
- Use one gas loop out of burn chamber as fuel to continue heating burn chamber
- Attempt coil around water loop in first cooling stage and second cooling stage
- Attempt simple condensation in later cooling stages
- Identify equipment usage and maintenance issues
Prototype 01 Simple Drawing(s)
Prototype 01 Parts List
This parts list will become more specific and evolve overtime.
- MAPP gas and torch for test run heat source
- Flash back valve
- Pressure release valves
- Unidirectional valves
- Burn Nozzle with 1/4' turn valve
- Burn chamber
- Cooling water reservoir
- Piping for gases and water
- Condensation Chamber
Prototype 01 Assembly Journal
Prototype 01 Modifications Journal
Prototype 01 Preliminary Test Runs Journal
Prototype 01 Modifications Journal
Prototype 01 Final Conclusions
Producion Units
Once your prototype has proven viable and has been approved for the Open Source Global Village use, the next step is to create your production unit.
Remembering the production unit will be integrated into the Open Source Global Village, you will need to check where in the village the unit will be located so that your overall design is a best fit.
Since, at this time the actual layout of a Open Source Global Village is still evolving, make your design fit a single dwelling and also fit a centralized energy station in village of 30 people. Yes, this is vague, so the more flexible your design is the more it will be considered OSGV fit.