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- What is your experience with gasification?
- A lot of independent study, but very little practical experience. I see a lot of potential in this fuel source. My primary interest is in small scale CHP w/steam power. I hope to be using the "Waste Heat Engine" designed by Cyclone Power Technologies soon after it becomes available.
- What are your goals with gasification?
- home power, investment, other
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Economics Book List
Thanks to Ben for bringing up economics in his most recent post.
I began studying economics several years ago. I was compelled to do so primarily to understand the causes of two observations: (1) why oil prices were rising, and (2) why home prices were rising. Well, I answered my questions, and many more. I've read many books over the last several years, and I came across a handful that were so good that I read them more than once. I recommend these books for anyone who may be interested in lea… Continue
I began studying economics several years ago. I was compelled to do so primarily to understand the causes of two observations: (1) why oil prices were rising, and (2) why home prices were rising. Well, I answered my questions, and many more. I've read many books over the last several years, and I came across a handful that were so good that I read them more than once. I recommend these books for anyone who may be interested in lea… Continue
Posted on November 7, 2009 at 3:51pm — 8 Comments
Jet Pump Cooling
With so much heat available from gasifier systems, I can't help but to consider ways to use it. The refrigerant jet pump cycle comes to mind. Here's a basic description for those who are not familiar with this kind of system:
A liquid refrigerant is pumped under pressure through a heat exchanger to become a high pressure vapor. The vapor is directed through a venturi and into a condenser. The suction line of the venturi is connected to the liquid side of the condenser via an evaporator coil and… Continue
A liquid refrigerant is pumped under pressure through a heat exchanger to become a high pressure vapor. The vapor is directed through a venturi and into a condenser. The suction line of the venturi is connected to the liquid side of the condenser via an evaporator coil and… Continue
Posted on April 5, 2009 at 11:00am — 8 Comments
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I like seeing all the possible additions that can be done, cant wait to actually try some!
Thanks Chris