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- I just started tinkering with this a day or two ago. The reason it took so long to light is, as you can see, I did not have the air up enough to pull the oil. It seems to take about 2 psi to pull it up. I plan to have a bigger metal tank to store it in and have it elevated. Not sure how this will work but I plan to put an old smoker in the shop with some baffles to hold the heat in and then vent the exhaust through a hole in the side of the shop. I hope a fan sat next to the smoker will push enough heat throughout the shop. It doesn't produce any smoke but I'm sure there is stuff in the exhaust that I don't want to breath in. Still a work in progress.
The EPA says this is the best way to dispose of used motor oil.
Thanks guys. I ended up getting a metal 5 gallon diesel tank and building legs so it would be above the heater. I mixed about 10 oz of diesel to one gallon of oil. Cut the internals out of an old muffler and used that for my heat box. Ran the exhaust out the side of my shop. Works great.
Sorry youtubers I haven't been on here in awhile. The nozzle is (as stated below) a DELAVAN 30609-8 (SNA .75) SIPHON NOZZLE and HAGO SIPHON NOZZLE ADAPTER both from Patriot Supply. The truck is a 1951 Ford rat rod that I built from pretty much nothing. I have since moved and do not have the heater in operation and for some reason never took any pictures. I had a carbon monoxide detector hard wired in my shop. The sky is the limit with these things. Fun project and I learned a lot. Just a guy tinkering in the shop!
+lndnjiv I've sifted through the comments here and I can't find what I'm looking for. The Hago siphon nozzle comes in a 1/8" and a 1/4" on patriot supply - which begs the question, which did you use? It's getting cold here, think I'd like to throw one of these together if I can get an answer and the parts ordered soon enough. Thanks much
Tony Via
If he oil is able to be circulated inside a coil inside the burner before being reaching he nozzle it will atomize and burn more efficiently. Great work, if a bit scary!
I'd like to see more of the venturi setup. This gizmo needs to be in a stove and exhausted outside. It doesn' matter how clean it burns, used oil has nasty stuff in it like heavy metals.
david schneider where do the heavy metals come from ?
@@mnshp7548 if it is used engine oil it comes from the engine. Bearings, wear surfaces, ect.
Dear it looks that the oil is not pre-heated but still working excellent.
you should add a metal cone at the flame end to hold the flame longer like a construction heater.
I'd stick that in a ole woodstove or make one so the fumes go out a chimney...Nice Job!
hank you I've been working on this for a long time and I know a lot about burners
Hi,
Great job. This looks like exactly what I'm trying to build.
-Any chance you could make a video of your finished heater with the mods you have made?
Thanks...
Nice job! You could heat a small open vent boiler too and use a small heater ( power throw) its more complicated but a boiler can be used with a indirect water , radiant floor heat what ever you want. just a thought
GREAT IDEA ...BUT YOU NEED TO USE A HEAT EXCHANGER WITH AN EXHAUST
And if you have firebrick laying around, you're halfway to a heat treating furnace, foundry or forge.
awesome! but, it went off couple times at the beginning, you said it is because too much air, the reason is because the atomizer is not effective, trust me, make the atomizer works on low pressure i mean at 10-15 psi, if you make it so, you will be so satisfied, the high pressure you need to atomize the fuel works on putting out the propane, but if ypu atomizes the liquid fuel before it put out propane, it will never be off the fire will continue no matter what psi is applied
pray the insurance don't find out. people can loose it all , I would rather spend the time and use a tin shed to house a heat exchange, So sad to burn your own shop down. cool video
would there be any way to adapt this for doughnut making ?
That sounds interesting!!!
currently, i am using paint spray nozzle to make an oil heater. i hope when you come to indonesia, you will brinng me the nozzle and i will try to reproduce it here. you can contact me, when you are here.
Nice
I can't seem to find the Patriots Supply what is the nozzle actually called that you using because I can't find it anywhere I like to see if I can build one of these
Congratulations, I liked it a lot
I like it, I like it.
Very simple and it works well.
Very good friend
doubles as a weed burner! very nice brother I like it.
+Steven Linford
Yes, nice job!
Steven Linford
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Lots of good questions below I would like answered but so far no one out there to answer them.
Tried to answer most. If additional questions shoot me a direct email through my channel.
sounds great
I made it by myself. I used Avasva solutions for that.
Hago makes allot of nozzles which vary on gph (gallons per hour). Which one did you use in your setup? Puts out a nice flame. Would the 030L2151 be sufficient at .2 gph?
I used the .75 nozzle. Got roughlly 4 hours per gallon.
do you have any pics of your nozzle on the heater
a very useful thing! and what brand of machine in the left corner of the costs?
Amazing
Can someone please tell me how is oil refined into fuels? First you heat the oil then is refined at a certain temperature? By any chance do you know if there is an easy way better then refining how you can turn oil to fuels or is that the only process?
FriedFrudda distilation is the only process, different temp ranges bring over different fuels..
the abstract is, make the devise atomizing on 10-15 psi
This is amazing. Also amazing is the truck you have in your garage. What is it?
Nah sayers always post when they are jealous or uneducated about us gear heads. Great job! Any word on the jet sizing?
I used a .75 but really no reason to not use a.85.
+Indnjiv Were there any harmful fumes from this? Was this used in a enclosed area.
what kind of oil is it?
How long does that oil in that coffee can last?
I would use about 1 gal every 4 hours or so. I never really measured it.
lndnjiv I believe the nozzle size, GPM. is rated at 100 psi.
This is great. What was the model # of the Hago nozzle you used?
good afternoon
Please tell flow of waste oil . for example per hour
Did you have to pre-heat the oil?
I'm running my pre-heat at 120F more or less
very well, I have a similar burning wood
good machine Sir,from Robert.
Wow you almost have a pulse jet engine
=)=)=)
Hey there my friend, what size is the main tube or exhaust pipe, that you use for this project . It looks to me , like a 4 inch exhaust pipe?? Be waiting for your response since I have all the rest of the parts... Thanks
Hey Mario, it is 3" but there really shouldnt be any reason 4" wont work. Thats the fun in this sorta stuff. There is no right or wrong way.
Very neat
good to watch!
Very nice.
Good job!!
That is awesome.
This does not look dangerous at all. BTW, I am no scientist. But I find myself wondering what is being put out into the air buring dirty motor oil in this fashion. I have to imagin that there is a reason the heaters designed to do just that are so exspensive. My local mechanic has just such a furnace, to burn used motor oil. It was SUPER exspensive because it needed to meet clean air standards.
in those expensive burners there i a electric pump pumping up the oil in to the burner unit, and they have a electric fan to pump air around the burner to get the heat moving in to the shop. And why they are so expensive is because people earn lots and lots of money on them somewhere down the line. I think you can build 1 like the ones you buys for les then 200$
Well, I as I said, I am no scientist. But I can still apply reason. Sure, there is mark up on anything. Ill even give you that the mark up on such a furnace could be many times greater than it should be. But when you are talking about the difference between $200 and the thousands that a motor oil burning furnace costs. I don't think it is unreasonable to think that there is more going on than simple greed. It would be interesting to hear from an expert on this matter, to have them explain exactly what the potential polutents are.
Stan Juan where i work we have 1 of those bought burners. And what i said was in them is all thats in them. And on top of that they probably did some testing to get the best burn. So they used different sizes of holes for the air and things like that. And they start from about 1000 for a small 1, but to make a bigger 1 would not really be a lot more expensive because all you need is more steel to build it from and a bigger pump.
bob rosco The expensive ones are computer controlled and have preheaters, safety's, etc..etc...etc...
My way is not controlled and regulated like a commercial unit would be and I by no means am doing this on a commercial scale. I am just a dude tinkering in the shop and always looking for new projects!
www3.epa.gov/ttnchie1/ap42/ch01/final/c01s11.pdf
The idea is good but not brilliant. You'll know what I mean as soon as you read an engine waste oil analysis data sheet. So much nasty stuff in there that will possibly release even nastier crap when burning
what fitting are you using to connect up the little propane tank?
It was a small burner that I just took the nozzle off of. Like the ones you would solder a copper fitting with. Hope that helps!
I would want a extension on that end where the fire is coming out, would not want to see that flame blazing like a rocket ship
let it warm up before the air and oil
is it possible to get a blue flame like with a bunsen burner?
Not with oil. Oil always burns on the yellow/red spectrum of color from my experience.
What is the make and model number of the nozzle?
DELAVAN 30609-8 (SNA .75) SIPHON NOZZLE and HAGO SIPHON NOZZLE ADAPTER both from Patriot Supply.
I like it!
Форсунка без преднагрева, намотай спираль, подними КПД.
How did you connect the fuel line to your copper pipe?
I used an ice make needle valve with compression fitting. The fuel line is flex brake line I had left over from putting new line on my dirt track race car.
Hei! How large nozzles are you using? Does this combustion of waste oil? (DELAVAN 30609-5 (SNA .50) SIPHON NOZZLE WASTE OIL)
I used the -8 .75. With a Hago siphon nozzle.
lndnjiv was it the 1/4 or 1/8 inch air intake?
hello lndnjnv. can you send me the kind of nozzle that you use. because its hard to find in indonesia.
Hey Bangkit,
You should be able to find them at www.patriot-supply.com/products/manufacturer_detail.cfm?manu_id=33&mq=delavan+30609&search=Go I assume they will ship to Indonesia??? If not my wife and I are planning a trip to Indonesia in January. We may be able to help each other out! Let me know if interested. If nothing else we could meet up and talk it over.
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That sucks... You have never completed the Project :((( I would have love to see the end of your result :(((((((((((((((
And for what do you use it?
This is not a pulsejet right?
I originally wanted to make it to heat my shop. But it wasn't really reliable enough. I went with a wood burning stove instead. But hey it was fun and I learned a lot.
any worries about carbon monoxide?
I would like to build one. How can I get drawing and parts list?
It was a lot of my own with a bunch of ideas from other videos. Just use what you can find at the local hardware store and automotive store. No real drawing that I know of. The only thing I ordered was the nozzle and adapter.
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What the hell, what happened to a good old wood stove?
Killed all the trees by pouring used oil out.
That's what I ended up going with. But hey it was a fun project. It could definitely be improved upon and made reliable.
Sweet!
Dont use waste engine oil for space heating. You're breathing that shit, including all the metals and heavy carcinogens that are partially burning
Legal !
Interesting !!
Hey bro..Just put waste oil above than nozzle after the fire ooohh some one n runs this at night osome seen this theire.... 😃
Watch out. Better have a good carbon monoxide detector. Yellow flames are dangerous.
Can i use palm oil?
Yes, the type of oil doesn't matter. The only thing to worry about is the nozzle gumming up.
at 3:25 .. lift off
功能是做啥用的，看不懂
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Surprisingly quit
Damn O.O
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don't make that again that is a dangerous
What a joke.
It was foggy last night. I went outside to try and catch some it, but I mist.