[Stoves] FW: Dr. Tom Reed: The Father of Clean Burning?
Paul Anderson
psanders at ilstu.edu
Sat Apr 29 13:22:30 CDT 2017
Anil and all,
Tom Reed is alive and physically healthy but not as scientifically
active as before, living near his daughter in Massachuesetts. He is now
90 years old.
There is some current consideration of the eventual disposition of his
many decades of files. if a suitable recipient is available, please
contact me off-list at psanders at ilstu.edu and I will notify Tom
and his daughter.
Paul
Doc / Dr TLUD / Prof. Paul S. Anderson, PhD
Email: psanders at ilstu.edu
Skype: paultlud Phone: +1-309-452-7072
Website: www.drtlud.com
On 4/29/2017 11:39 AM, nari phaltan wrote:
> Excuse me. Is Tom Reed no more? Is that the reason why the tribute is
> being written. Can you please fill in the details.
>
> Anil K rajvanshi
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> On Sat, Apr 29, 2017 at 8:51 PM, Tom Miles <tmiles at trmiles.com
> <mailto:tmiles at trmiles.com>> wrote:
>
> I appreciate Dean Still’s tribute to Tom Reed in his latest
> newsletter below. Tom was our friend, client, mentor, and
> collaborator for more than 40 years. He inspired inventions,
> theses, and many companies. Most importantly he kept bringing us
> back to fundamentals. As Director of the US Department of Energy
> Alcohol Fuels Program (1979- ) at the Solar Energy Research
> Institute (now National Renewable Energy Laboratory) he introduced
> many of us to gasification. While there he developed his
> stratified downdraft gasifier concepts. (I remember years of
> skepticism about TLUD’s and whether they would ever be adopted.)
>
> *From:* "Aprovecho Research Center" <info at aprovecho.org
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> *Subject:* *Dr. Tom Reed: The Father of Clean Burning?*
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> *Dr. Tom Reed: The Father of Clean Burning?*
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> tom
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> Well, Tom is certainly one of a small group including Paal
> Wendelbo and Ron Larson who started making “Tier 4” stoves in
> the 1980’s. I think of Tom when I light his wonderful forced
> draft TLUD camp stove which I do to demonstrate a simple ‘no
> smoke’ stove. Tom’s webpage says,” In 1972 Tom Reed became
> concerned about the energy and fuel futures of the U.S. and
> began working on alternate fuels on the side while working at
> MIT in the field of solid state research. He was the first
> person to use alcohol blends during this period and when he
> wrote “Methanol – A Clean Fuel for the 21st century”, for
> Science magazine, it changed his career. In this article he
> said that for the short term methanol would be made from
> natural gas, but in the long term biomass could supply our
> needs forever.
>
> Looking out of the ARC office windows, the rural Oregon road
> that curves past the campus is lined with 100 foot tall trees
> and the forest, even after decades of logging, is immense.
> Learning how to cleanly combust wood seems important here in
> the US as it does in other countries. Sustainably harvested
> energy is only amazing if it does no harm when burned and
> complete combustion opens a carbon neutral alternative that
> may be necessary in all sorts of applications.
>
> How close is the complete combustion of biomass? Pellet
> stoves, industrial burners, and forced draft in general gets
> pretty close. Scrubbing the remaining emissions gets closer.
> In the cook stove world progress has been faster than I
> imagined as back yard R&D coupled with university analysis,
> supported by the DOE and EPA, inches science closer to the
> zero emission goal. As I envision the steps needed to complete
> the understanding leading to complete combustion, I’m thinking
> that reaching the goal is almost inevitable, with thanks to
> true believers like Dr. Tom Reed who helped to start the ball
> rolling.
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