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    How to Run Your Car, Truck, Tractor or Boat on Firewood
    Construction Of a Simplified Wood Gas Generator
    This item comes with a complete 30 day money back guarantee if you are unhappy for any reason.
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    Dear eBay customer,
    I think all of us have wondered a time or two what would happen if the modern conveniences we all take for granted suddenly went away, how would we be able to survive if suddenly we had no more electricity or gasoline?
    A hurricane Andrew or Katrina or a major earthquake somewhere in the world can suddenly make us aware of how fragile our modern life really is.
    Think for a moment, what if there was no electric power grid or what if there was no more gasoline, how would you get by?
    It is not as crazy as it sounds.
    Stuff happens.
    This booklet is a wonderful tool that shows you in a detailed and thorough manner how to make a simple Wood Gas Generator you can power a gas engine with. The booklet is fully illustrated and has many tables and graphs.
    If you are the least bit handy with tools or mechanically inclined you can put together your own wood gas generator using commonly found items using the clear and detailed info in this booklet.
    Once finished, you can use the wood gas generator to power your car, truck, tractor or even a boat so long as it uses a gasoline engine. The gas generator described in the book was used to power a small tractor but the design is easily enlarged or made smaller to fit your power needs.
    The basic design of wood gas generators has been around since the First world war and has made a re appearance during every fuel crisis all over the world. The design shown is a modern and improved design and was popular in the fuel crisis of the late seventies.
    If you have access to basic tools and a reliable source of fire wood, (or even corn cobs or coconut husks), you needn't worry about the next gas shortage if you have the information in this booklet. I want to emphasize that all the parts in this design are made from easily obtained vcommonly found materials.
    The booklet is in an ebook format and comes with a 30 money back guarantee if you are unhappy for any reason. There is no risk to buy it, and if there should be a gas shortage or in the future you will be able to move your family anywhere you want to and to continue to operate machinery as others are idled as long as you have access to wood.
    I think this tried and tested information could be very handy.
    eBook Number One
    How to Run Your Car, Truck, Tractor or Boat on Firewood
    Construction Of a Simplified Wood Gas Generator
    " In this report, detailed step-by-step procedures are presented for constructing a
    simplified version of the W.W.II wood gas generator; this simple, stratified, downdraft gasifier unit
    can be constructed from materials which would be widely available
    in the United States in a prolonged petroleum crisis. For example, the body of the unit consists of a
    galvanized metal garbage can atop a small metal drum; common plumbing fittings are used
    throughout; and a large, stainless steel mixing bowl is used for the grate. "
    "A prototype gasifier unit was fabricated from these instructions this unit was then mounted onto the front of
    a farm tractor and successfully field tested, using wood chips as the only fuel (see Fig. S-3).
    Photographic documentation of the actual assembly of the unit, as well as its operational field test,
    is included in the body of this report."
    ." Several years of laboratory and field testing have indicated
    that such simple, inexpensive gasifiers can be built from existing hardware and will perform very well
    as emergency units."
    Construction Of a Simplified Wood Gas Generator
    INTRODUCTION
    CONTENTS
    EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
    S.1. PRINCIPLES OF SOLID FUEL GASIFICATION
    S.2. THE STRATIFIED, DOWN DRAFT GASIFIER
    CONVERSION FACTORS FOR SI UNITS
    LIST OF FIGURES
    LIST OF TABLES
    ABSTRACT
    ONE
    1. WHAT 15 A WOOD GAS GENERATOR AND HOW DOES IT WORK?
    1.1.INTRODUCTION
    1.2.PRINCIPLES OF SOLID FUEL GASIFICATION
    1.3.BACKGROUND INFORMATION
    1.3.1.The World War II, Imbert Gasifier
    1.3.2.The Stratified, Downdraft Gasifier
    TWO
    2. BUILDING YOUR OWN WOOD GAS GENERATOR
    2.1. BUILDING THE GAS GENERATOR UNIT AND THE FUEL HOPPER
    2.2. BUILDING THE PRIMARY FILTER UNIT.
    2.3. BUILDING THE CARBURETING UNIT WITH THE AIR AND THROTTLE CONTROLS
    THREE
    3. OPERATING AND MAINTAINING YOUR WOOD GAS GENERATOR
    3.1. USING WOOD AS A FUEL
    3.2. SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS AND ENGINE MODIFICATIONS
    3.3. INITIAL START-UP PROCEDURE
    3.4. ROUTINE START-UP PROCEDURE
    3.5. DRIVING AND NORMAL OPERATION
    3.6. SHUTTING DOWN THE GASIFIER UNIT
    3.7. ROUTINE MAINTENANCE
    3.7.1 Daily Maintenance
    3.7.2 Weekly Maintenance (or every 15 hours of operation)
    3.7.3 Biweekly Maintenance (or every 30 hours of operation)
    3.8. OPERATING PROBLEMS AND TROUBLESHOOTING
    3.9. HAZARDS ASSOCIATED WITH GASIFIER OPERATION
    3.9.1. Toxic Hazards
    3.9.2. Technical Aspects of "Generator Gas, Poisoning"
    3.9.3. Fire Hazard
    BIBLIOGRAPHY
    This booklet is an eBook format an can be read on any PC or Mac with the free adobe reader. If your computer does not have the Adobe reader it can be downloaded for free at Adobe.com
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    eBook number two
    Wood gas as engine fuel
    This is a very good companion book to the other book on wood gassifiers.
    Table of contents
    Chapter 1 -- introduction
    Background
    the present case for wood gassifiers
    overview of the contents of this publication
    what to expect from a wood gassifier system
    Chapter 2 -- small wooden charcoal gas fires for operation of internal combustion engines
    Fueling the engines by producer gas
    Possibilities of using producer gas with different types of engines
    engine power output using producer gas
    maximizing the power output in producer gas operation
    resulting power output
    gas quality requirements for trouble-free operation
    use of Stirling engines or gas turbines with producer gas
    Theory of gasification
    Prediction of the gas composition
    Gasifier efficiency
    Types of gasifier's
    Updraft or countercurrent gasifier
    downdraft or co-current gasifier's
    cross draft gasifier
    fluidized bed gasifier
    other types of gasifier's
    gasification of fuels
    Need for selection of the right gasifier for each fuel
    energy content of the fuel
    moisture content of the fuel
    volatile matter content of the fuel
    ash content -- chemical composition
    reactivity of the fuel
    particle size and size distribution
    bulk density of the fuel
    charring properties of the fuel
    assessment of the suitability of various types of biomass
    Design of down draft gasifier's
    processes occurring in the down draft gasifier
    design guidelines for down draft gasifier's
    gas cleaning and cooling
    cleaning dust from the gas
    gas cooling
    application of biomass gasification
    production of fuel gas
    production of mechanical Oracle power in stationary installations
    mobile applications
    Health and environmental hazards associated with the use of producer gas
    toxic hazards
    fire hazards
    explosions hazards
    environmental hazards
    Chapter 3 -- recent Swedish experiences with the operation of vehicles on wood and charcoal gas
    Scope of the work
    gasifier for wood chips
    fiberglass fabric filter system
    conversion of diesel engines to producer gas operation
    tests with different fuels
    experiences gained from conversion and operation of modern vehicles
    the need for continued practical tests
    conversion and operation of a Massey Ferguson farm tractor
    conversion and operation of a scania truck
    experiences related to service, maintenance and equipment failures
    producer gas vehicles recently operated in other countries
    economic evaluation of operation of vehicles on the Wood gas
    the case for work gasifier's
    method used for the economic evaluation
    economic baseline assumptions
    marginal cost further would gasifier system
    economy of a producer gas tractor
    economy of a producer gas truck
    feasibility of using the vehicle gasifier technology for stationary applications
    chapter 4 -- a small wood gas powerplant at a sawmill in Paraguay
    description of the Wood gas powerplant
    fuel supply
    there would gasifier
    Wood gas cooling and washing installations
    Wood gas filter
    engine and electric generator
    operating experience
    fuel consumption
    manpower employed in operating procedure
    safety
    environmental pact
    economic evaluation
    capital investment
    operation and maintenance costs
    fuel costs
    total operating costs
    costs for electricity generation four family homes of sawmill personnel
    comparison with other alternatives for the electrical supply
    Chapter 5 -- a small gasifier powerplant in Sri Lanka
    description of the plant
    general system layout
    the gasifier
    cyclone
    impingement separator
    glass fiber cloth filter
    cooler
    engine and alternator
    startup fan and flair
    safety devices
    auxiliaries
    operational procedures
    startup
    closing down
    system maintenance
    Operational experience
    operating record and observations on the performance
    disturbances of the operation
    desirable modifications
    economic evaluation electricity generation
    concluding remarks
    Chapter 6 -- a 1.4 MW wood gas fueled power plant in Paraguay
    historical background of the gasifier installations
    would fuel supply and preparation
    description of the down draft gasifier's
    electricity production with the gas engine alternator sets
    operating experiences
    profitability of using wood gas at Loma Plata
    Chapter 7 -- the future of wood gas as engine fuel
    Prerequisites for extensive use of would gasifier's
    industrialized countries
    developing countries
    appendix 1 calculation of the power output of a producer gas engine
    Appendix 2 design calculation of down draft gasifier
    Wait a minute.... There's More!!!
    eBook number Three
    A Chinese biogas manual
    If you are seriously considering woodgas to run your car,tractor or boat or even stationary engine, have you given any thought to running them on poop instead? All kidding aside, methane gas generators are a time proven energy producer and if you live in the country and have access to a large supply of organic material or manure you can make methane using the information on the books in this CD. The Chinese book is one of the best DIY manulas on the subject ever written.
    Since the 1950s China has experimented with the production of biogas from agricultural waste, a practice based upon an age-old Chinese tradition of composting human, animal and plant waste to produce an organic fertilizer of high quality. The breakthrough came in 1975 when a process was developed to permit the materials in an airtight and watertight container in order to produce methane gas. This was then collected for use as fuel promoters, cooking and lighting.
    The production of biogas, which is regarded in many countries as a byproduct of an efficient system of energy production, has become in China a comprehensive, controlled method of waste disposal, recycling resources, supplying energy and fertilizer in improving rural health, as the digesting of waste in a closed container kills many other pathogens responsible for common human diseases
    There are approximately 7,000,000 biogas pits in operation in China leading the country in a movement to extend the practice throughout the countryside. This manual describes in detail how to build the pit, and covers a full range of designs to suit various soils from sandstone to sheer rock. It also includes a description of how the original manual was used.
    Contents
    Number One
    advantage of biogas for rural areas
    solving the fuel problem
    stimulating agricultural production
    biogas as a health improvement
    biogas and agricultural machinery
    Number two
    basic information about biogas
    what is biogas
    physical and chemical properties of biogas
    uses of biogas
    theory and conditions for manufacturing biogas
    necessary conditions for fermentation
    Number three
    basic principles for the construction of a biogas pit
    design and construction of the various parts
    choosing an appropriate shape the pit
    choosing a suitable foundation for the pit
    the volume of the pit
    preparation of materials and time taken for construction
    Number four
    different designs of biogas pits
    circular pit made of brown stones
    shaped stones
    circular pit made of soft triple concrete
    circular pit built with triple concrete bricks
    circular pit -- a one-piece, dry triple concrete cover
    circular pit made of brick
    hemispherical or pot shaped pit
    rectangle or pit made of triple concrete
    rectangular pit made with brown stones
    rectangle or pit built with long pieces of stone
    building a pit in Shale ground
    pit carved in sheer rock
    converting a manure pit into a biogas pit
    building a pit of triple concrete in return
    building a vase shaped pit made out of line cinders and bitten
    putting in a removable cover
    how to do it underground water
    Number five
    maintenance and quality appraisal of biogas pits
    common methods of quality appraisal
    causes of common locations of water and gas leakages
    how to repair the biogas pit
    Number six
    -- scientific management and about as pit
    Number seven
    -- using biogas
    apparatus for using biogas and cooking
    requirements for cooking and lighting
    installation and use
    Number eight
    safety measures in building the biogas pits and using biogas
    avoiding construction accidents
    preventing poisoning and suffocation
    preventing explosions
    preventing Burns
    preventing drowning
    intensifying safety education
    Appendix 1
    Information on building materials and analyzing results of different experiments in treatment of manure using marsh gas pits
    125 pages who were
    Ready for some more poop power?
    eBook number four
    Fuel gas from cow dung
    this is the Indian design of methane gas digestors, actually very ingenious and lower tech than the chinese.
    Contents
    Preface
    Introduction
    Gas production
    Slurry
    Pit volume
    Output in temperature
    Output and pressure
    Consumption
    Nature of gas
    Points to be considered before constructing a plant
    Datasheet
    Gas drums
    Chapter 2 Constructing a plant
    The pit
    Input
    Paddle wheel mixer
    Gas outlet
    Moisture release
    Gas drums
    Flame trap
    Gas pipe line dimensions
    Chapter 3 -- using the gas
    Burners
    Lamps
    Running engines
    Double chamber construction
    Gas in bags
    Store or no stir
    Gas from night soil
    A biogas demonstration plant
    Chinese biogas technology
    A nepal version of the Chinese design
    A comparison Chinese versus Indian
    Possible troubles
    Temperature table
    102 pages
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    Homemade 6 V wind electric plants
    this is an extremely low tech manual on how the rural farmer could make his own electricity from the wind using locally avaialble low cost materials way back in 1939!
    Not many diagrams as the other windmill boooks but lots of good info. this could easily be adapted to 12 volt.
    Published by the North Dakota agricultural College extension service
    The wind is a source of power that is universally available. This publication deals entirely with a homemade wind driven 6 V battery charger system which may be used to generate energy to keep batteries charge.
    Requests from many individuals for information on how to build wind generating plants has prompted the design, development and test on them through the cooperative efforts of the Department of agricultural engineering and electrical engineering,.
    There are many satisfactory small generating plants on the market. However, there are many enterprising and mechanically handy farmers who desire to build their own plant into a take pride in building such a plant by their own skill.
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    Things to look for in case of plant fails to charge
    32 V generators
    19 pages published January 1939
    Fully illustrated with detailed instructions
    A truly low cost windmill
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    Building a low-cost windmill for developing nations
    this is an extremely well thought out low cost design for populations that have little money,tools or materials.
    Performance data
    Blade feathering mechanism
    Tools
    Conversions
    Transmission
    Rotor
    Construction of rotor
    Construction of blades
    Control shaft
    Rotor assembly
    Turntable
    Parts, part numbers and quantities
    Construction of turntable and track
    Vain construction
    Platform and tower
    Construction of platform and tower
    Windmill assembly
    Maintenance and operation
    Specifications for a 2 m windmill
    Performance data
    Feathering information
    45 pages published 1976
    Thoroughly illustrated in detail information on building windmills from commonly found locally available material using a minimum amount of tools and building skills.
    My favorite inspirational Windmill ebook- a classic!
    the Homemade Windmills of Nebraska
    This is one of my favorite windmill books. It was published in 1899.
    I love this book.
    The inventiveness and creativity of the people of Nebraska in building this amazing variety of windmills is a joy to behold.
    I defy you not to get some good windmill ideas from this book or finish reading it without getting a smile on your face
    Contents
    Introduction
    classification of homemade windmills
    Jumbo windmills
    baby jumbos
    medium jumbos
    giant jumbos
    screw jumbos
    construction of Jumbo windmills
    merry-go-round windmills
    construction of merry-go-round windmills
    turbine windmills
    Battle ax windmills
    Dutch windmills in Nebraska
    towerless turbines
    stationary turbines
    vaneless automatic turbines
    a giant turbine
    mock turbines
    reconstructed turbines
    shop made turbines
    original uses for shop made windmills
    storage of windmill energy
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