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Stoves Archive for December 2001
122 messages, last added Tue Nov 26 17:31:13 2002

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Fwd: Aeration via biomass heat



 


Dear Cornelius:
    There is no simple way to provide aeration to your ponds. As you stated 
the flue gasses cannot be used. Any system based on expanding air would not 
work because of the cooling of the air on it's way to the ponds. 
    The most efficient way would be to use turbo blowers running off of a 
gasifier.  The simplest way would be to use the cooling water of an IC engine 
pressurized by the water pump to power aerating fountains. This could also 
add heat to the ponds unless it's not needed.  The IC engine would run off of 
a gasifier.  The IC engine could then run a generator as well. 
                                        Daniel Dimiduk 



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