I Invented a New Stove and Found It Burns Coal Very Effician

+cleancoalflexfuel+ wrote:My favorite I tell my sons is this: How you do something determines the success.You must have a lot of patience and put hours of thought into your project, turn off the TV turn off the music, rethink and rethink,study than when it works well then go study what others say,dont fill your mind with the proven but be different in every way. You cannot invent something thinking exactly like the next person..You must see potental and be able to over come though design.My favorate line as a young man was, "they didnt engineer it right" Skip

Congratulations on your stove design. I can understand the thrill of creation you must feel.

Achieving a long burn time is easy to do. What is hard to do is to make that long burn time efficient. What is the Co2 reading and also the smoke number on the Shell scale? What kind of coal are you burning? Is your stove natural draft from a chimney or are you using a blower of some kind?

I don't think the answers would jeopardize the confidentiality of your design and would help to satisfy the curiosity many feel.

Richard

Thats just it. I can burn 1 1/4 pounds an hour also but unless he is making 45,000 BTU's with his 1 1/4 pounds whats the big deal.

franco b wrote:

+cleancoalflexfuel+ wrote:My favorite I tell my sons is this: How you do something determines the success.You must have a lot of patience and put hours of thought into your project, turn off the TV turn off the music, rethink and rethink,study than when it works well then go study what others say,dont fill your mind with the proven but be different in every way. You cannot invent something thinking exactly like the next person..You must see potental and be able to over come though design.My favorate line as a young man was, "they didnt engineer it right" Skip

Congratulations on your stove design. I can understand the thrill of creation you must feel.

Achieving a long burn time is easy to do. What is hard to do is to make that long burn time efficient. What is the Co2 reading and also the smoke number on the Shell scale? What kind of coal are you burning? Is your stove natural draft from a chimney or are you using a blower of some kind?

I don't think the answers would jeopardize the confidentiality of your design and would help to satisfy the curiosity many feel.

Richard

He is located in Alaska and is testing Sub Bituminous in it . I think he said he only found coal a few week ago to test it out.

Where has cleanflexfuel gone? I am waiting. It has been a while since we have heard from him.
Stroke me, stroke me.
stroke-stroke-stroke

I think he was actually Freddy incognito. I actually have been working on my snow burning stove. It has been slow going however and I refuse to type poorly.

Kevin

I invented a car that got 134 miles to the 16oz. jar of peanut butter. Unfortunately for all you folks Hugo Chavez bought the patent for it. I am not even allowed to tell you how it works, or .

Kill two birds!
I hear there is need of a peanutbutter disposal team!

crazy4coal wrote:Almost sounds like that reporter that was here a mo. ago and we never heard from him again........ maybe he is trying a new angle????

We all ran him off. We don't take kindly to strangers pokin' round here. That wasn't a piece of sub-bit. from Alaska he is testing, it was a leftover piece of an old Soviet submarine! of course it will burn for the next 500,000 years!

Duengeon master wrote:We don't take kindly to strangers pokin' round here.

Ya got a perdy mouth!
The movie deliverance.
Ned Beatty in his movie debut- squeal like a pig! Any time I see Ned Beatty on TV I think back to this scene.

The banjo riff brings me back....

I'm betting that 'car burning peanut butter' is WHY the nation has polluted 'fluffernutters' all over the place.
It is not good to eat things that have been through the internal parts of anything, especially an automobile!
Who knows where that 'auto' has been!!
Remember, only the product from that Georgia plant are suspect, not Jif, Peter Pan, Reese's, Skippy, Smucker's, and the other Name Brands.
I heard that the old "Billy Beer Brewery" was converted to make peanut butter paste back inn the late 70's. Nuff said. I'll bet 'devil' has a case or two left over from the Carter years. Have a beer, throw a bowl, lets talk politics!

I'd love to see if Freddie has a injection system patent for these gelatinous fuels. I'll bet that takes some serious applications of solenoids, relays, transducers and optical devices. Having a wind tower indicates that he knows when the "peanut butter" will hit the fan!

Ned's right ear was the tweaked one wasn't it? Hard to take him seriously when you think about peanut butter isn't it?

Hey thanks a lot Rick, I couldn't get that song out of my head for two days when you posted it!
Also, even when Ned Beatty was playing Lex Luthor's lackey, and on the Roseanne Show- I couldn't help but remember Deliverance. That was a great movie.

Excuse the thread drift here, but it did start out as nonsense if one wished to look at it that way.

However, Deliverence and Easy Rider were two of the classics of my era. Easy Rider took Jack Nicholson to fame and fortune.

grizzly2 wrote:I invented a car that got 134 miles to the 16oz. jar of peanut butter. Unfortunately for all you folks Hugo Chavez bought the patent for it. I am not even allowed to tell you how it works, or .

AT LAST AFTER 2000 YEARS OF WORK, THE ILLODIUM PEW 36 EXPLOSIVE SPACE MODULATOR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!