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Automatic reciprocating hydraulic circuit?
- Thread starter treaney
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Renze - Intel's 8-bit MCS 51 CHMOS microcontroller family is optimized for control-oriented applications. It was introduced in the early 80's. See http://www.intel.com/design/mcs51/cf_51.htm
The 16 bit 8086 family also came out in the early 80's suceeding the 8085 8 bit processor. BTW I also used the 8085 on Intel multibus SBC (Single Board Computers) on AGV (Automatic Guided Vehicle) projects.
For my hydraulic circuit, I need something that is bombproof. I have one that I will post in the photo gallery.
My latest project is not wood splitting but "Mechanical dewatering by means of hydraulic compression ".
TomZ
Tom
The 16 bit 8086 family also came out in the early 80's suceeding the 8085 8 bit processor. BTW I also used the 8085 on Intel multibus SBC (Single Board Computers) on AGV (Automatic Guided Vehicle) projects.
For my hydraulic circuit, I need something that is bombproof. I have one that I will post in the photo gallery.
My latest project is not wood splitting but "Mechanical dewatering by means of hydraulic compression ".
TomZ
Tom
Renze - Intel's 8-bit MCS 51 CHMOS microcontroller family is optimized for control-oriented applications. It was introduced in the early 80's. See http://www.intel.com/design/mcs51/cf_51.htm
The 16 bit 8086 family also came out in the early 80's suceeding the 8085 8 bit processor. BTW I also used the 8085 on Intel multibus SBC (Single Board Computers) on AGV (Automatic Guided Vehicle) projects.
For my hydraulic circuit, I need something that is bombproof. I have one that I will post in the photo gallery.
My latest project is not wood splitting but "Mechanical dewatering by means of hydraulic compression ".
TomZ
Tom
The 16 bit 8086 family also came out in the early 80's suceeding the 8085 8 bit processor. BTW I also used the 8085 on Intel multibus SBC (Single Board Computers) on AGV (Automatic Guided Vehicle) projects.
For my hydraulic circuit, I need something that is bombproof. I have one that I will post in the photo gallery.
My latest project is not wood splitting but "Mechanical dewatering by means of hydraulic compression ".
TomZ
Tom
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Hmm.. Mechanical dewatering of what ?? of fire wood ?? or dewatering of farmland, a kind of complicated pump ??
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Hmm.. Mechanical dewatering of what ?? of fire wood ?? or dewatering of farmland, a kind of complicated pump ??
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So you want to build a biomass fermenter ??
One of the governmental experiment farms is trying this. they use all kinds of material, next to manure. I'll see if i can find any info tomorrow.
Anyways they use liquid manure, so the wetter the better !!
p.s. when i'm bored, i think of driving the irrigation pump with a steam engine, that can burn wood and whatever kind of farm garbage that burns... cheap energy, cheap to get rid of your waste
One of the governmental experiment farms is trying this. they use all kinds of material, next to manure. I'll see if i can find any info tomorrow.
Anyways they use liquid manure, so the wetter the better !!
p.s. when i'm bored, i think of driving the irrigation pump with a steam engine, that can burn wood and whatever kind of farm garbage that burns... cheap energy, cheap to get rid of your waste
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1978 5718 35kmh: Work in progress
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So you want to build a biomass fermenter ??
One of the governmental experiment farms is trying this. they use all kinds of material, next to manure. I'll see if i can find any info tomorrow.
Anyways they use liquid manure, so the wetter the better !!
p.s. when i'm bored, i think of driving the irrigation pump with a steam engine, that can burn wood and whatever kind of farm garbage that burns... cheap energy, cheap to get rid of your waste
One of the governmental experiment farms is trying this. they use all kinds of material, next to manure. I'll see if i can find any info tomorrow.
Anyways they use liquid manure, so the wetter the better !!
p.s. when i'm bored, i think of driving the irrigation pump with a steam engine, that can burn wood and whatever kind of farm garbage that burns... cheap energy, cheap to get rid of your waste
Tom,
Have you considered a revolving drum for your purpose, something like a spin drier. You could make one up fairly handy with a few bits and pieces. An old barrel with an axle through the centre with a few holes drilled, a filling chute, and a pto shaft running off the tractor. Start the PTO and stand back!!!!!
Have you considered a revolving drum for your purpose, something like a spin drier. You could make one up fairly handy with a few bits and pieces. An old barrel with an axle through the centre with a few holes drilled, a filling chute, and a pto shaft running off the tractor. Start the PTO and stand back!!!!!
Tom,
Have you considered a revolving drum for your purpose, something like a spin drier. You could make one up fairly handy with a few bits and pieces. An old barrel with an axle through the centre with a few holes drilled, a filling chute, and a pto shaft running off the tractor. Start the PTO and stand back!!!!!
Have you considered a revolving drum for your purpose, something like a spin drier. You could make one up fairly handy with a few bits and pieces. An old barrel with an axle through the centre with a few holes drilled, a filling chute, and a pto shaft running off the tractor. Start the PTO and stand back!!!!!
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Tom, what kind of biomass ?? grass or wood ??
If you would be able to spread the 100 kilo over the drum it would be o.k...
What about a reinforced hay baler ?? Or one of those pellet presses they use in the hog feed industry ??
At my former employer they made waste recycling systems, among this was a pellet press to press chopped waste into pellets the size of cow feed, to control dust when the waste was transported to steam power plants.
If you would be able to spread the 100 kilo over the drum it would be o.k...
What about a reinforced hay baler ?? Or one of those pellet presses they use in the hog feed industry ??
At my former employer they made waste recycling systems, among this was a pellet press to press chopped waste into pellets the size of cow feed, to control dust when the waste was transported to steam power plants.
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1978 5718 35kmh: Work in progress
1967 3011
Tom, what kind of biomass ?? grass or wood ??
If you would be able to spread the 100 kilo over the drum it would be o.k...
What about a reinforced hay baler ?? Or one of those pellet presses they use in the hog feed industry ??
At my former employer they made waste recycling systems, among this was a pellet press to press chopped waste into pellets the size of cow feed, to control dust when the waste was transported to steam power plants.
If you would be able to spread the 100 kilo over the drum it would be o.k...
What about a reinforced hay baler ?? Or one of those pellet presses they use in the hog feed industry ??
At my former employer they made waste recycling systems, among this was a pellet press to press chopped waste into pellets the size of cow feed, to control dust when the waste was transported to steam power plants.
