The purpose of this video is to show the vapors and their flammability. Generally-speaking, the primary fuel goes into the primary bubbler and evaporating unit under it; followed by going into another bubbler, after which it goes into a chamber…
14 July 2011 at 23:18 · Comment
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2 kW genset running on gasoline only; nothing in central bubbler See our story at pesn.com Generally speaking, the primary fuel goes into the primary bubbler and evaporating unit under it; followed by going into another bubbler, after which it…
13 June 2011 at 08:21 · Comment
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2 kW genset running on propane and used oil (in central bubbler) See our story at pesn.com Generally speaking, the primary fuel goes into the primary bubbler and evaporating unit under it; followed by going into another bubbler, after which…
13 June 2011 at 08:04 · Comment
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2 kW genset running on gasoline (has a little oil in it) and used motor oil (in central bubbler). System turns off with turn of delivery valve. See our story at pesn.com Generally speaking, the primary fuel goes into the…
13 June 2011 at 07:46 · Comment
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2 kW genset running on paint thinner (Dupli-Color, Specialty Reducer) and used motor oil (mixed together in the central bubbler). (No first Evaporizor, results in not as much control). Adjusts speed by adjusting valve from central bubble. Runs 4.5-amp (~500W?…
13 June 2011 at 07:29 · Comment
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home heater; being fueled by propane and water. Uses approximately 60-65 parts propane to 35-40 parts water. See our story at pesn.com Generally speaking, the primary fuel goes into the primary bubbler and evaporating unit under it; followed by going…
13 June 2011 at 07:03 · Comment
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“Plasma effect”. The “lightning/spark” appearance inside the white nut is the plasma going into the engine. What you are looking at is the intake fuel going into the engine. The fuel in this case was used motor oil, water, gasoline,…
13 June 2011 at 06:53 · Comment
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“Plasma effect”. The “lightning/spark” appearance inside the white nut is the plasma going into the engine. What you are looking at is the intake fuel going into the engine. The fuel in this case was used motor oil, water, gasoline,…
13 June 2011 at 06:53 · Comment
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