Aircrete Foam Generator From A Garden Sprayer (Part 1) | Introduction to the project
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- čas přidán 10. 10. 2020
- This video is an introduction to a pizza oven build project where aircrete will be used as the basis for the material to construct the pizza oven. In this video, a quick introduction to the garden sprayer foam generator is given. Watch out for part 2 in the series where the foam generator build process will be explained.
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Wow, Lovely. Thank God I saw your channel. My gratitude cannot be enough expressed.
that was nice and clear unlike other tutorials on foam makers i liked the way you followed each tube and explained what the fittings were and how to fit them and what each component does , now it is clear in my aging brain lol
Thank you
Thanks for videoing the 'Test & Improve' stages on both of your channels and taking us along on your journey to find an easier, fster to make and lighter pizza, wood fired oven for the backyard/garden. I'm also thinking "Wouldn't it be nice to be able to take it with you, if you move residence?" Aircrete will make it so light you could. I don't know about anyone else but when I put so much time and money into something like that I'd be inclined to take it with me. I say that because I saw a Real Estate reno where the new owners knocked down and removed an awesome backyard/garden pizza oven because they didn't want it. It's not everyone's "cup of tea" ; - )
Excellent! The best video about it I ever saw. Congratulations!
The garden sprayer is a really good idea. I would not have thought that could take enough pressure.
the person who figures out how to inject concrete into the foam will make billions
Nice! You might want to add another valve going from between the air supply line and the tank so you're not dumping the same amount of air in the tank as the wand, it only takes about 20 psi max to move the solution out of the tank and into the wand, it would give you even more control and in the end a better foam for your project.
congratulations for your idea, I'm researching in English, here in Brazil, we don't have this information, which I'm researching, I want to learn how to make the foam generator and chemical formulas for a consistent foam to start experiments in cell blocks
I just ordered a garden sprayer to do this too.
One thing you might want to look at is a tool called Clamp-tite. Alternatively, you can make your own. But it essentially removes the lower quality and more expensive screw clamps and replaces them with metal wire.
This is very interesting, looking forward to the next steps.
Thank you for sharing..: interesting to learn although to be honest, I doubt I am as handy as you are but having said that , love watching and listening to your video! Looking forward to your next take care abs keep safe 👍🏻😷
looking forward to next 1 still not made my dome 👍👍👍
Thank you @Da Malat ~ really appreciate the time you have taken to explain this so clearly with details of the various bits needed. Can I ask if it might be possible to produce the foam without using an air compressor and simply use the garden sprayer handle to generate the required pressure? Thanks
Thank you sir
Yes, the AirCrete is a bit soft. Two things can be added to increase the strength. Graphene is good for making it stronger. Another thing is Helix Micro Bar.
Looks like you are getting a nice foam output. One thing that you mentioned in your commentary regarding video that you have seen from the U.S. and the pipe that they usually show, You called it waste pipe however they are using schedule 40 (U.S. standard for high pressure water pipe,) this is the type that is connected to the city supply meter, so you see it is designed for high pressure.
I lived for many years in the U.S. so I am familiar with it, now my problem is finding U.K. equivalent?
I think it is low thermal conductivity you are referring to(or conversely high thermal resistance), and not high thermal mass. Thermal mass =heat capacity X density. This stuff would have the same heat capacity as normal concrete, but less density, making it easier to heat a volume of it up. What’s nice about it is it takes a long time for heat to flow through it(high R value), making it easier to increase temperature on the fire side of it.
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I cut up fiberglass mat added the fibers was at least four times as strong
Interesting. I built a DIY simple Aircrete Foam generator using a home depot bucket, a tire valve and some pvc for less than $10. Still tweaking... Let me know what you think? @
Thanks for your video! What kind of soap solution do you use? Is it just a common household soap or special one to generate form?
What a great build, would never have thought of that. The steel wool inside the lance is genius!
By the way, I wash my car with Demon snow foam added to the foam gun attachment on my Karcher pressure washer. 50ml of the concentrate would completely cover several cars with foam. Would that not work for the air bricks or is it the wrong kind of foam?
Also, I wonder if fibre reinforcement would be worth adding to the bricks like they put in fibre reinforced concrete?
I'm going to experiment with snow foam next week. Just used a cheap washing up liquid for this trial. I also wonder if an air powered lance would create a foam dense enough that you wouldn't have to physically touch your car at all to clean it? Just power wash, apply the dense foam, let it slide off then power wash again !
was thinking exactly the same!
@@davec9254 I've looked at adding compressed air to a snow foam lance on my other channel. The results were very encouraging, especially as I was using a very poor snow foam concentrate. With a battery powered tyre inflator built into the handle of the lance, it might even be something that could eventually become a retail product? czcams.com/video/L6mBM6jt5OM/video.html
Any idea how much foam will 1 litre of fairy washing up liquid generate? Will it fill a 200 litre barrel?
Hi there - question for you on the foam generating pipe at the end of the setup: Can the outlet side be larger to reduce the pressure without affecting the foam quality? It looks like it comes out pretty fast (which might be exactly what one would want, not sure) and I'm wondering if a larger outlet side would still work well but reduce how much it shoots out. Thanks for the video -very well done!
Not sure it makes any difference? I just made it like that as I was using up spare pipe :-)
@@DaMalat OK, great. Really nice setup and I watched your second video on the construction and appreciated the pics with the parts - very helpful. All the best!
Foam weight is 90 grams per 8oz cup.
Um.. if you put a scrubber pad into the spray tank ... and pushed air up thru the water/soap solution ... ??? Just maybe ?
Hi. How large is your compressor tank? I don't have a compressor. I am planning to buy a 25 litre one. Do you think it will be enough for this job?
Yes it is. Mine is a cheap Aldi compressor which is 24 litres. I've started a separate CZcams channel for diy projects so I can keep the DA MALAT channel purely for cooking videos. I've just made a rocket stove form aircrete and used cheap shaving foam to make the aircrete. The channel is called Mancave Projects👍 czcams.com/channels/Q1ILSxde0hBXCC3vNTyUnA.html
I don't see a water line incorporated into the system , is it not needed ?
There's a good reason the "Industrial Age" started in the North of England 🇬🇧 😀
how much psi is needed?
Why can't you put the soap solution inside the garden sprayer?
Hi, can you please do a tiny experiment for me? (since you already have the "foam machine")..., so, can you tell me what happens if you put the foam (just the foam, without concrete) in the freezer to minus degrees temperature? I want to know if it freezes, if it gets hard, solid....thank you
It will degrade before having the chance to freeze. I've already done timed experiments on the rate that the foam degrades and 1 hour is the maximum for foam to still be present in any volume. As it will take more than 2 hours for the foam to freeze, you'll just be left with a block of frozen liquid. In order to keep a dense foam for an extended period of time, you'll need a chemical reaction rather than just introducing air into a detergent. A mixture of the following chemicals will produce a thick foam that will freeze easily: glycerine, lanoline, Stearic acid and triethanolamine. The foam generator then becomes redundant as the chemical reaction from these materials does not require the introduction of compressed air. Hope this helps.
@@DaMalat thank you for infos! do you maybe know also the proportions?
@@alexandrunistoroiu452 It's a basic shaving foam formula. One of the ingredients is used in the manufacture of explosives so be careful what you search. This video will explain in a lot more detail: czcams.com/video/4Te2i7R60F8/video.html
Tolong cara buat stik gun nya pak?
Look up hunny do carpenter channel. He has the proper cement to foam a ratio.
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I want to buy a good foam generator complete with the compressor. Anyone that can provide me with one should please contact me.
You need an FB5X and some AFFF...
The days of me using that kit are long gone mate :-)
Wrong soap by the look of the foam in comparison to the American instruction videos I have been looking at. Best to just follow what the Americans do as they have been perfecting this for many many yrs. This has been around for 70rs I have learnt. This is what hub and I are planning to do.
Your foam looks too wet to me.
Want to sell $60
Too complicated for me. Disappointed.