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Primitive Technology: Charcoal
I made a batch of charcoal using the mound method then stored it in baskets for later use. Charcoal is a fuel that burns hotter than the wood it's made from. This is because the initial energy consuming steps of combustion have taken place while making the charcoal driving off the volatile components of the wood (such as water and sap). The result is a nearly pure carbon fuel that burns hotter than wood without smoke and with less flame. Charcoal was primarily a metallurgical fuel in ancient times but was sometimes used for cooking too.
To make the charcoal the wood was broken up and stacked in to a mound with the largest pieces in the center and smaller sticks and leaves on the out side. The mound was coated in mud and a hole was left in the top while 8 smaller air holes were made around the base of the mound. A fire was kindled in the top of the mound using hot coals from the fire and the burning process began (the hot coals are being poured in the top using a small pot at 2:38).
The fire burned down the inside of the mound against the updraft. I reason that this is a better way to make charcoal as the rising flames have used up the oxygen and prevent the charcoal already made above them from burning while driving out even more volatiles .
I watched the air holes at the base of the mound and when the fire had burned right up to each opening I plugged them with mud. Once all 8 holes had be sealed the hole in the top of the mound was sealed with mud and the mound left to cool. From lighting the mound to closing up the holes the whole process took about 4 hours.
The next day when the mound was cool to the touch (this can take about 2 days sometimes) I opened the mound. The resulting charcoal was good quality. Some wood near the air entries had burned to ash though these were only small twigs and leaves. This is the reason small brush is put on the out side of the mound, to be burned preferentially to the larger wood on the inside thus protecting the large pieces of charcoal.
The charcoal that was made was hard and shiny. When broken open it had the ray structure of the wood preserved. When moving the hand through it the charcoal sounded tinny, like coral on a beach being moved by waves. These are signs of good quality. Bad charcoal is soft, breaks easily and has a muffled sound.
I intend to use the charcoal to produce hotter fires than I'm able to with wood alone. From my research, a natural draft furnace using wood (a kiln) can reach a maximum of 1400 c degrees whereas a natural draft furnace using charcoal can reach 1600 c degrees. Achieving high temperatures is necessary for changing material to obtain better technology (e.g. smelting ore into metal).
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Ash Scott : It's a shame we'll never get to see how he made the camera.
TKOR : Your videos are continually mind blowing. Much respect for the discipline you've put yourself through to learn all this.
TruckerEnoch 88 : For those asking, "why charcoal?". Here's a few reasons:
It burns hotter and cleaner (almost smokeless) and it doesn't draw bugs and mice into your shelter like logs do. It stores more easily, since a larger amount of heating material can be stored in a small space (about 1/10th the space of logs). Also, the charccoal starts burning almost immediately, but you have to wait for the moisture to burn out of the wood before it catches fire. The only downside is, if you're trying to keep animals (or the boogieman) away, it doesn't work as good as yellow flames. Upside is that it's more stealth if you're trying to be lowkey.
It can also be used to filter water, treat diarrhea, whiten teeth and promote gum health. A small amount of white wood ash and water will treat constipation. For treating stomach issues with in the woods, the old bushman's saying is, "white if you're tight. Black if you're slack".
TheSLK66 : I'm a materials engineer and I feel ashamed to say I didn't know about this procedure. I knew charcoal can be producing by burning wood in an oxygen-deprived atmosphere, but never thought it could be done like this. Excellent video, truly amazing.
HOLK HOOGIN : I fear the day he reaches the Bronze Age, look at what he’s already capable of.
The process of making eco-friendly charcoal. White coal processing factory in South Korea
Information
Eco-friendly charcoal in the video : Anseong Charcoal (https://bit.ly/3q18Kt2)
️ Address : 20-12, Bosam-ro, Bogae-myeon, Anseong-si, Gyeonggi-do
Video shooting inquiry : megaprocess7777@gmail.com
I would like to express my gratitude to the CEO for helping with the production of the video, and I would also like to express my deep gratitude to the enthusiasm of the engineers.
Copyright(C) 2021. Mega Process. all rights reserved.
메가프로세스 Mega Process : Information (정보)
Eco-friendly charcoal in the video (영상 속 친환경 참숯) : Anseong Charcoal (안성참숯) (https://bit.ly/3q18Kt2)
Address (주소) : 20-12, Bosam-ro, Bogae-myeon, Anseong-si, Gyeonggi-do (경기 안성시 보개면 보삼로 20-12)
Video shooting inquiry (영상 촬영 문의) : megaprocess7777@gmail.com
Over Engineer : I'm really surprised how much labor is going into this. It can't possibly be profitable unless these guys are getting paid a very low wage
alonso brosmann : In some countries, long woods are stacked on top of each other to form a conical structure. Then these woods are covered with soil. After the soil is closed in an airtight way, fire is sent into the woods from the top of the conical shape.Woods that burn for 1-2 days eventually turn into charcoal. Open top charcoal ready to be filled into sacks.
Chapter 4 Travels : This looks like a very labor-intensive way of making charcoal.
Painmopi Redicoinen : Extremely interesting. But this way is extremely expensive when it comes to making Charcoal.
I usually make my wood Charcoals by digging a mini crater and covering the woods with green leafs and dirts once the Charcoal made I lightly ground and plow the land and prepare it to grow more trees to make more wood Charcoal and other type fruits since the Ashes and the mini wood Charcoal bit are use to make good fertilizers.
That how we make them in Haiti.
4 Quls by Sheikh Mishary Rashid Al Afsy
Surah Al-Kafiroun (The Unbeliever)
“ Say : O Al-Kafiroun ( disbelievers in Allah , in His Oneness , in His Angels , in His Books , in His Messengers , in the Day of Resurrection , and in Al-Qadar , etc )! I worship not that whch you worship, Nor will you worship that which I worship. And I shall not worship that which you are worshipping. Nor will you worship that which I worship. To you be your religion, and to me my religion (Islamic Monotheism). “
=====================================================
Surah Al-Ikhlas (The Purity)
“ Say : He is Allah,(the) One, Allahus-Samad ( The Self-Sufficient Master, Whom all creatures need, He neither eats nor drinks ). He begots not , nor was He begotten; And there is none co-equal or comparable unto Him.”
=====================================================
Surah Al-Falaq (Dawn)
” Say : I seek refuge with ( Allah ) the Lord of the daybreak, From the evil of what He has created; And from the evil of the darkening ( night ) as it comes with its darkness; ( or the moon as it sets or goes away ). And from the evil of the witchcrafts when they blow in the knots, And from the evil of the envier when he envies. “
=====================================================
Surah An-Nas (Mankind)
“ Say : I seek refuge with (Allah ) the lord of mankind, The king of mankind, The Ilah ( God ) of mankind, From the evil of the whisperer ( devi l who whispers evil in the hearts of men) , who withdraws ( from his whispering in one’s heart after one remembers Allah ), Who whispers in the breasts of mankind , Of jinns and men.”
Surahs are from:
Mashary Rashed Al Afasy - Al Rokya Al Shar3eya - Mashary Rashed Al Afasy
I-Media Production
On behalf of: High Quality \u0026 I-Media
AlFalaq - Mashary Rashed Al Afasy
I-Media Production
On behalf of: High Quality \u0026 I-Media
as187 : Learned these as a kid, just had to come back and review my pronunciation and any words I was missing.
Tamanna Khan : I am proud to be an muslim
Bhat Minha : "PROUD TO BE MUSLIM, PROUD TO BE UMMATI OF PROPHET "❣️
Aftab Hussain786 : I am very proud to be a Muslim may Allah bless all of us with janat❤❤❤
Nargis Parveen : I love Quraan
I made a batch of charcoal using the mound method then stored it in baskets for later use. Charcoal is a fuel that burns hotter than the wood it's made from. This is because the initial energy consuming steps of combustion have taken place while making the charcoal driving off the volatile components of the wood (such as water and sap). The result is a nearly pure carbon fuel that burns hotter than wood without smoke and with less flame. Charcoal was primarily a metallurgical fuel in ancient times but was sometimes used for cooking too.
To make the charcoal the wood was broken up and stacked in to a mound with the largest pieces in the center and smaller sticks and leaves on the out side. The mound was coated in mud and a hole was left in the top while 8 smaller air holes were made around the base of the mound. A fire was kindled in the top of the mound using hot coals from the fire and the burning process began (the hot coals are being poured in the top using a small pot at 2:38).
The fire burned down the inside of the mound against the updraft. I reason that this is a better way to make charcoal as the rising flames have used up the oxygen and prevent the charcoal already made above them from burning while driving out even more volatiles .
I watched the air holes at the base of the mound and when the fire had burned right up to each opening I plugged them with mud. Once all 8 holes had be sealed the hole in the top of the mound was sealed with mud and the mound left to cool. From lighting the mound to closing up the holes the whole process took about 4 hours.
The next day when the mound was cool to the touch (this can take about 2 days sometimes) I opened the mound. The resulting charcoal was good quality. Some wood near the air entries had burned to ash though these were only small twigs and leaves. This is the reason small brush is put on the out side of the mound, to be burned preferentially to the larger wood on the inside thus protecting the large pieces of charcoal.
The charcoal that was made was hard and shiny. When broken open it had the ray structure of the wood preserved. When moving the hand through it the charcoal sounded tinny, like coral on a beach being moved by waves. These are signs of good quality. Bad charcoal is soft, breaks easily and has a muffled sound.
I intend to use the charcoal to produce hotter fires than I'm able to with wood alone. From my research, a natural draft furnace using wood (a kiln) can reach a maximum of 1400 c degrees whereas a natural draft furnace using charcoal can reach 1600 c degrees. Achieving high temperatures is necessary for changing material to obtain better technology (e.g. smelting ore into metal).
Wordpress: https://primitivetechnology.wordpress.com/
Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=2945881\u0026ty=h
I have no face book page. Beware of fake pages.
Ash Scott : It's a shame we'll never get to see how he made the camera.
TKOR : Your videos are continually mind blowing. Much respect for the discipline you've put yourself through to learn all this.
TruckerEnoch 88 : For those asking, "why charcoal?". Here's a few reasons:
It burns hotter and cleaner (almost smokeless) and it doesn't draw bugs and mice into your shelter like logs do. It stores more easily, since a larger amount of heating material can be stored in a small space (about 1/10th the space of logs). Also, the charccoal starts burning almost immediately, but you have to wait for the moisture to burn out of the wood before it catches fire. The only downside is, if you're trying to keep animals (or the boogieman) away, it doesn't work as good as yellow flames. Upside is that it's more stealth if you're trying to be lowkey.
It can also be used to filter water, treat diarrhea, whiten teeth and promote gum health. A small amount of white wood ash and water will treat constipation. For treating stomach issues with in the woods, the old bushman's saying is, "white if you're tight. Black if you're slack".
TheSLK66 : I'm a materials engineer and I feel ashamed to say I didn't know about this procedure. I knew charcoal can be producing by burning wood in an oxygen-deprived atmosphere, but never thought it could be done like this. Excellent video, truly amazing.
HOLK HOOGIN : I fear the day he reaches the Bronze Age, look at what he’s already capable of.
The process of making eco-friendly charcoal. White coal processing factory in South Korea
Information
Eco-friendly charcoal in the video : Anseong Charcoal (https://bit.ly/3q18Kt2)
️ Address : 20-12, Bosam-ro, Bogae-myeon, Anseong-si, Gyeonggi-do
Video shooting inquiry : megaprocess7777@gmail.com
I would like to express my gratitude to the CEO for helping with the production of the video, and I would also like to express my deep gratitude to the enthusiasm of the engineers.
Copyright(C) 2021. Mega Process. all rights reserved.
메가프로세스 Mega Process : Information (정보)
Eco-friendly charcoal in the video (영상 속 친환경 참숯) : Anseong Charcoal (안성참숯) (https://bit.ly/3q18Kt2)
Address (주소) : 20-12, Bosam-ro, Bogae-myeon, Anseong-si, Gyeonggi-do (경기 안성시 보개면 보삼로 20-12)
Video shooting inquiry (영상 촬영 문의) : megaprocess7777@gmail.com
Over Engineer : I'm really surprised how much labor is going into this. It can't possibly be profitable unless these guys are getting paid a very low wage
alonso brosmann : In some countries, long woods are stacked on top of each other to form a conical structure. Then these woods are covered with soil. After the soil is closed in an airtight way, fire is sent into the woods from the top of the conical shape.Woods that burn for 1-2 days eventually turn into charcoal. Open top charcoal ready to be filled into sacks.
Chapter 4 Travels : This looks like a very labor-intensive way of making charcoal.
Painmopi Redicoinen : Extremely interesting. But this way is extremely expensive when it comes to making Charcoal.
I usually make my wood Charcoals by digging a mini crater and covering the woods with green leafs and dirts once the Charcoal made I lightly ground and plow the land and prepare it to grow more trees to make more wood Charcoal and other type fruits since the Ashes and the mini wood Charcoal bit are use to make good fertilizers.
That how we make them in Haiti.
4 Quls by Sheikh Mishary Rashid Al Afsy
Surah Al-Kafiroun (The Unbeliever)
“ Say : O Al-Kafiroun ( disbelievers in Allah , in His Oneness , in His Angels , in His Books , in His Messengers , in the Day of Resurrection , and in Al-Qadar , etc )! I worship not that whch you worship, Nor will you worship that which I worship. And I shall not worship that which you are worshipping. Nor will you worship that which I worship. To you be your religion, and to me my religion (Islamic Monotheism). “
=====================================================
Surah Al-Ikhlas (The Purity)
“ Say : He is Allah,(the) One, Allahus-Samad ( The Self-Sufficient Master, Whom all creatures need, He neither eats nor drinks ). He begots not , nor was He begotten; And there is none co-equal or comparable unto Him.”
=====================================================
Surah Al-Falaq (Dawn)
” Say : I seek refuge with ( Allah ) the Lord of the daybreak, From the evil of what He has created; And from the evil of the darkening ( night ) as it comes with its darkness; ( or the moon as it sets or goes away ). And from the evil of the witchcrafts when they blow in the knots, And from the evil of the envier when he envies. “
=====================================================
Surah An-Nas (Mankind)
“ Say : I seek refuge with (Allah ) the lord of mankind, The king of mankind, The Ilah ( God ) of mankind, From the evil of the whisperer ( devi l who whispers evil in the hearts of men) , who withdraws ( from his whispering in one’s heart after one remembers Allah ), Who whispers in the breasts of mankind , Of jinns and men.”
Surahs are from:
Mashary Rashed Al Afasy - Al Rokya Al Shar3eya - Mashary Rashed Al Afasy
I-Media Production
On behalf of: High Quality \u0026 I-Media
AlFalaq - Mashary Rashed Al Afasy
I-Media Production
On behalf of: High Quality \u0026 I-Media
as187 : Learned these as a kid, just had to come back and review my pronunciation and any words I was missing.
Tamanna Khan : I am proud to be an muslim
Bhat Minha : "PROUD TO BE MUSLIM, PROUD TO BE UMMATI OF PROPHET "❣️
Aftab Hussain786 : I am very proud to be a Muslim may Allah bless all of us with janat❤❤❤
Nargis Parveen : I love Quraan
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