[AT] gasifiers

[charliehill]

Sure I would think so as long as you had a pump that was safe for pumping 
volitile gases.  Someone  mentioned possible safety problems with storing 
hydrogen.  I don't know about that.  In WWII Germany they stored it in big 
bags often attached to the top of trucks, etc.  One of the videos I saw 
stored the gas in surplus weather balloons.

If you had one of those compressors like they use on the propane truck you 
should be able to put it in tanks just fine except for the hydrogen issue.

Someone else answer please.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Richard Fink Sr" <nancydick at pennswoods.net>
To: "Antique tractor email discussion group" <at at lists.antique-tractor.com>
Sent: Thursday, October 15, 2009 9:48 PM
Subject: Re: [AT] gasifiers


> Charlie this gasifiers in the post. Could the product be pumper in a
> tank and preserved. Like nat gas.
> R Fink
>
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>
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> At 07:20 AM 10/15/2009 -0400, you wrote:
>>Mattias at least you know enough to know it was German.  It could have 
>>been
>>one of a dozen or so languages as far as I knew,
>>
>>The guy in that German video said he was getting the equivalent of about 
>>110
>>liters of oil per bale.  That was a pretty complex rig they had and a home
>>built probaby wouldn't get those kinds of numbers but if you have the 
>>straw,
>>bale it to get it out of your field and don't have a market for it, it is
>>certainly better to get something out of it rather  than let is sit in the
>>hedgerows.   I don't know that  I'll ever build one but I'm keeping my 
>>eyes
>>open for scrap metal pieces and parts that I think might work as 
>>components.
>>If I can find enough stuff free or cheap I might try it.   We take for
>>granted in this country that we will ALWAYS have fuel and a somewhat 
>>stable
>>economy.  Lately,  I'm not so sure.  There are certainly forces in this
>>world that would like to disrupt our lives.  It's nice to know how to get 
>>by
>>if things go bad.  Some on this list probably lived throught the great
>>depression.  I know my parents did.
>>
>>Charlie
>
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