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| Gasification Archive for March 2000 |
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| 76 messages, last added Tue Nov 26 17:16:53 2002 |
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Re: GAS-L: Oh!! -- that small steam power plant ---
pete, dont judge 500 hp engines and expect them to scale down with the same
efficiency.
the unaflow is a convenient design. that is why my new engines are that
way.
compounded engines for the last 100 years have routinely got better than
15lbs/hp.
turbines are very expensive to maintain.
life? hours? get real. in normal use, the engine outlives you.
by utilizing batteries and inverters at the load source, i have set up
systems where the whole village is powered by a steam engine running 4hrs a
day at 25kw and that was 70 apartments with english standard of living.
in new zeland, there is a use for the heat and efficiency is irrelevant.(an
increase of effectiveness by a factor of 10)
in the third world, process steam makes more sense than electricity. they
need money and industry. electricity is just a side benefit.
i will be going to kosovo soon to set up steam and biodeisel operations. it
is my own way of fucking the new world order.
skip
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