Make this big in Punjab: water and agriculture

Sugar Industries in India are already doing that from more than a decade. My plant has the generation capacity of 65 MW/H running on bagasse(crushed sugarcane).

Do you have the schemativs or company contact that made the generator?

​@@shikharupadhyay4284 Доброго времени суток, Я пишу из Самарканда. Друг мой, скажите пожалуйста у Вас имеется генерирующий 1000 к/ ват

Yes yes good idea ! Steam engines have a lot of uses even though not invented by him but they imporved

looks to me like the bottom end of the engine is based on an old Lister CS stationary engine, converted to run on steam. Copy Lister engines are also sold as Listeroid among other names.

@@pugman205 Yes it does look like a Lister body. I wonder if the conversion to steam is a simple process? any ideas?

@@user-zx7tg4ph5r I don't think it would be too hard to convert to steam. The ones I've seen on other small engines that had been modified use the spark plug hole as a steam inlet, rather than where the carb used to be

@@pugman205 bro spark plugs are used in petrol engine not diesel one. Secondly the two brass know he opened to start the engine was the top dead center and bottom dead center so it became duel acting engine. Moreover bottom part looks like of lister but if you see closely that yellow thing on right side flywheel is governor. Which is way bigger. So simply you can say it have taken parts from lister but its 90% different thing.

Me too, I'm hoping to find enough information and ideas that I can just try building something myself.

Instead of "is'", "are" is grammatically correct.

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Yes. Even large industrial electric power plants still use steam to turn their generators, whether their heat comes from coal, natural gas, or even nuclear power plants.

How can i contact manufacturer i really like it

are you sure this is excellent way ?

@@313safa No I am never sure until I do it myself.

Since it is sinful to cut down a living neem tree, they put the furnace just next to it so that when it "mysteriously" dies, they can cut it down without incurring criticism. Either that or they are just profoundly stupid.

@@hudefuk I'm betting on they're not allowed to cut it down because it's being used as a utility pole.

Sure would.

Yes, but it will require continuous supervision.

Not sure, if you burn chipped wood or pellets it should be able to run by itself with a stoker, in times when you are occupied otherwise and don t have time for firing it with wood or whatever you use.

@@shikharupadhyay4284 It would, but it could be setup to charge a battery bank, then shut off. 25HP is way more then a homestead needs in continues power.

This isn't a perm install, I believe he makes the engine only.

You can’t beat a piston for torque with steam, a turbine requires more pressure and more boiler and therefore more loss. A turbine would be ok in larger power plant type applications where the demand and power are scaled up.

@@cousinitt7915 You can, just simply by using a reducer at the outpout. "turbine requires more pressure and more boiler and therefore more loss", false if you design it properly. Also, a turbine have a better yield because you have less things in movement during operation (just shaft and some bearings) and the expansion of steam is way more significant than in a reciprocating engine even in a triple expansion one. The one in the video is fairly primitive because he only have a high pressure cylinder and the exhaust steam is simply wasted in environnement also, nothing is insulated. It's just a good for demonstration was but not for real operation.

Exhausted steam would normally be put into a economiser and used to warm feedwater

You're missing the point. Read the video description. This is a small robust system that can be used in remote rural areas for low power consumption where efficiency and design are foregone to accommodate simplicity and robustness of the system.

Your comment will convey the same message, even if you remove "I am electrical engineer".

​@@shikharupadhyay4284it's OK for Mr Hassan. For all we know the demonstrator is also an electrical engineer and if not, then his competency is one of a practical experience electrical engineer... More valuable than a fresh graduated electrical engineer

Relax buhurt​@@shikharupadhyay4284

not possible

I think they want to save money on the condenser.

This engine has an injection lubrication system. You need to seperate the lubricant from the water then. If you want a closed system, better get a different engine like a turbine.

@@subbarao25possible h sir jii government jo plants bnati h unme ase hota h

government jo plant banati hai usme steam turbine use hoti hai. aur distilled water use hota hai jisse wo plant chalta hai

then the generator won't work at night, renewable energy is a big scam, the western world is using coal to generate electricity to this day while tricking you to believe in this non practical renewable shit, if it worked they will use it first in their power generation.... wake up before it's to late

@@ProckerDark stupid dems prefer coal over nuclear

that is hard af

Atleast you can use it in days when sunlight is available specially in summer

​@@ProckerDark This paranoiac bullshit, dams are also renewable energy. What you try to mean is non-conventional renewable energy, like solar, eolic and others which are very good option to reduce pollution. Seems like you fell in a politician-made scam.

It looked like he had some kind of condenser right where the discharge pipe opened to the atmosphere. I don't know if he said why it was not connected. I didn't quite understand everything he said so I may have missed it.

Yves Baggi the separator on the outlet is for lubricating oil not water.

If water will enter the engine engine will not generate full power.

Yes

Kind of hard since freq is controlled by rpm

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dude, there's a whole lot more that has to go on with this to be efficient, but for a school project to demo, its okay. lol

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Untill it's not superheated steam, it will condense to some extent. Insulation will help marginally.

Or it could power a blow down turbine connected to the driveshaft.

Yes it's available.

Your mobile number?

Exhaust is released to atmosphere. Those coils are just spares.

Дохрена, но паровая эта попрактичнее других образцов. Пипец. но в 3 ю мировую выживут только они.

how can you take advantage of the vacuum while the boiling causes pressure to build? Wouldn't it cancel out?

@@UrConscience89 By having a hot water reservoir that lets water into the boiling area through a spray nozzle you get flash steam that them passes through the turbine or piston system to a cold chamber that condenses the steam and the chamber is a larger volume than the amount of steam you let into the system so you can continuously stream or burst release steam into the system.

@@UrConscience89 Well said Jonathan, my thoughts too, but he could be onto something, but in a very different way.

@@Barskor1 That one makes more sense to me.

we can worry about stopping the use of coal after we get volcanoes to stop erupting.

@@johnlockesghost5592 The only people who seem to be banning coal are Europeans and North America, the heaviest users are China and India, the former and the latter being a major importer of Australian coal. So, NO major users aren't losing any sleep over coal. Also you hit the nail on the head, volcanic ash is one way to cool down the planet, like mount Pinatubo already demonstrated.

Wtf are u talking about