[Gasification] mycoremediation of tarry water
Jeff Davis
jeff0124 at hughes.net
Fri Feb 1 23:34:32 CST 2013
Hi Stuart,
Interesting that he now states the efficiency:
"When the steam is simply exhausted to atmosphere while running a
generator, for example, efficiency is relatively low; in the area of
15%. When the exhaust is condensed and recycled back to the boiler, the
efficiency is around 24% to 30%. When the exhaust is condensed through a
heat exchanger whereby the condensation process is used fully by heating
water, space and distilling water, for example, the efficiency can be in
the 70% range."
Penn State University didn't seem too carried away:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zjbc0cjQWk
Looks like he ran this one on steam:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzPpa3WYQQA
The old saying is that every gallon of water in a boiler equals a stick
of dynamite!
I can buy a Honda clone engine, on sale, for $100 and skip the dynamite.
Just need to add the gas producer.
Jeff
On 02/01/2013 06:59 PM, stuart mather wrote:
> Jeff,
> I noticed this a couple of years ago. There is a lot of internet forum
> chatter dissing this guy. There are no working versions actually
> working on steam anywhere in the world as far as I'm aware. Even his
> own videos show the units operating on compressed air, not steam. Also
> he only sells plans and a few of the hard to source parts for the
> engine itself, not entire units premade.
> That said, it does look like a nifty approach.
> But he's been around for at least five years to my knowledge. Surely
> if it was a goer, they'd be legendary.
> Stuart.
>
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