Member Pics, we encourage you to send in pictures of projects that you are working on, of gasifiers in action, or even old historical images. Although gasifiers for vehicles seem to capture the imagination, we would also love to see other types of gasifiers. A picture they say is worth a thousand words, and quite a bit of detail can be picked up by just looking at a picture.

Also, check out the historical Powell Gas Producer and Electrolux Gas Producer.

DriZzleR

Luk Vanhuawaert is part of a team with Pascal Kirchner who has developed what is called The DriZzler. After a number of iterations, they now have a unit that is fueled by woodchips and runs a generator. In one test it ran non-stop for over 3 hours. The illustration below shows the principle of operation, more information is available on the DriZzler page.

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Gasifier Created From Junkyard Scrap

Peter from Northern NSW, Australia shows that a gasifier doesn’t need to cost the earth. Additionally, he has built his unit entirely from “from junk salvaged from the tip”. Also, read his story and see more images here.

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FEMA Type Gasifier

Zeb from Georgia in the United States built his gasifier based on the FEEMA basic design. Also,more information is here.

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Stainless Steel Gasifier

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Ted is hoping to have his stainless steel gasifier running in his van by summer. He also says,  “I built a trailer to mount it on, and I am trying to build it in SS for longevity. I hope I am going in the right direction.” Detailed images here.

Member Pics – Stainless Steel

Larger pictures here

Square Gasifier

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The larger picture of Joe’s square gasifier here

 Member Pics – 6 Liter Gasifier

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Theo works in South Africa as a missionary and wants to supply farms with affordable gas. Also more pics here

Mulga Express – 1971 Dodge

Picture by Walter Kelemen: “…my project is still at the dreaming stage. AOr rather, the gathering (information… parts…friends…tools…etc) stage.

Member Pics

It all started in Alice Springs, [Australia] in the Transport Museum. Where there is a ’71Dodge, The Mulga Express on display. Love at first sight!

Contact me to send in member pics of your projects or gasifiers you have seen, and we can display them for others to appreciate.