I just got back from a conference on Michigan's future, where I was a speaker. I did a lot of networking, and answering questions on what I do. But, I did...
... <larencorie@...> wrote: One said something that really made sense. ... they ... FWIW, according to this German study from last year, the peak occurred even...
Here's what's going on down in southern IL... http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/400757/construction_starts_on_29_billion_southern.html "Clean coal...
It seems to me, after quite a bit of thought, but as yet, no actual testing, that though strategies like burning vegetable oil, or natural waxes like soy,...
Another way to look at the biofuel picture is what one can do to greatly reduce your overall energy demand. Example: in my home I'm installing a biofuel hot...
Heavy duty theory... And look, no hydrogen!!!! <http://www.me.gatech.edu/energy/andy_phd/index.html> Best, Dan. -- email: yotox@... but drop the 'x'....
Interesting idea. Unfortunately the COP is inferior than that of other heat-powered machines, like absorption and adsorption ones. ... From: Dan Bloomquist...
Hi, I've just joined and had a look round, and was hoping that this might be the place to get an answer to an unanswered question I've had for a long time. ...
Just saw Neil Taylors post about wanting some sort of chilling system to use waste heat from an automobile. At least 20 years ago there was an article in...
COP for absorption and adsorption machines can be in the range of 0.3-0.6 if we are talking about air conditioning purposes, and single stage machines. The...
I think you could with a methonal based system... An ammonia system would require much higher temperatures. Or perhaps a zeolite and water system. Google...
Fiat is one of the companies putting money on this type of research. There are people in England, Italy, Japan and China, at least, working to try to have an...
... It's highly flammable. Plus the flame is invisible so you won't be able to see the fire. Not a system I'd be comfortable engineering myself! Bill...
If you already have more than 40 L of flammable petrol in your car, I still can't see why not have less than 1 L of flammable methanol,too. Anyway, neither the...
because that 40L of petrol is not "IN" your car... it's not being pumped around the engine bay... it's not being pumped in lines under the dash of your auto......
As I said, the methanol is not supposed to leak from the system. And the petrol is as much "IN" the car as the methanol will be. Why? because, methanol won't...
Neil, If you are near Coventry, pay a visit to the school of engineering in Warwick university. They are working in a project for air conditioner for car,...
Hi There are better molecules to use than methanol, ones that can be adsorbed more readily, and are not flammable. R22 is one, but it has high ozone...
... Thanks everyone who replied to my question, it seems the answer is no, but that there is some interesting work going on at Warwick at least. Someone...
Hi, Actually, all prototypes of automotive air conditioners that I heard about use solid adsorption instead of liquid adsorption. I believe that one of the...
Forget about liquid absorption in a car. It would be far more complicated than solid adsorption,which is already complicated enough. Due to the movement of the...
Actually, the process has been patented: http://www.freepatentsonline.com/5383341.pdf In a modern vehicle, the heat exchanger would have to be after the...
Anyone posting for Grouply will be banned from this YahooGroup. From: "Eugene Blair" <waegwan2000@...> To: <RefrigeratorAlternatives@yahoogroups.com> ...
Hello Everyone. Been trying to read though the post, but that would take some doing it appears. I have run into a few that pertain to persons who for what...
If you have an open sky and night-time temperatures below 40 degrees Fahrenheit, go to GOOGLE and you might be able to get some design ideas for creating ice...
Norm, I looked at your references. Well elaborate I must say. What I need is a smaller version that might work.. Storing ice once frozen outside is always a...