Is there a source for a Cyclone?

Small Engines Charcoal Gasification
#1

I am working on a shopping list for a charcoal gasifier. Is there a source for the cyclone or am I better off building my own?

#2

Hi Doug,

I have 4 and 6" units on the shelf.

How many hp did you want to run?

Stephen

#3

Hi Stephen, I put a plug in for you on one of the other threads … How are the blueberries doing this spring … I’d like to get some of your jam … What do you think the shipping would be (UPS Ground or similar) on one of your 2 inch in and 2 inch out which I’d guess is the 6 "… How far below the inlet is the outlet pipe ??? … I would have to fit a cone in there … :o) … Does that void the warantee ??? Just kiddin … Thanks, Mike

#4

Hi Mike,

What is your shipping address? I will send you a couple jars to have and share with the folks at Argos. I just lost the last of the snow about six days ago. The leaves are just barely starting to sprout. The rhubarb is well underway.

I will check the print in the morning. The swirl body is 16" tall and I think the exit hangs 2" below the inlet. There is plenty of room for a cone inside.

Stephen

#5

The generator is an 11hp 6kw machine.

#6

Hi Doug, we also offer cyclones along with all other portions of our filtration systems. We can build in mild steel or stainless. We offer the cyclones in 4, 5 and 6" models. With the exception of the 6" version they come with the quick disconnect clam shell clamps. The picture shown is the 5" model I would probably recommend this one for your application. Contact me via email for a quote.

Regards

Matt

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#7

HI Doug,

My four inch would work well for that application. Just the cyclone is $200 plus shipping. The cyclone and gas cooler is $350 plus shipping. Let me know if I can help further.

Stephen