On Nov 19, 2005, at 11:03 PM, bmolloy wrote:
Somebody please tell me that this is just fiction put
out by the lunatic fringe
OK -- this is just fiction put out by the lunatic fringe :-)
Now everyone just move along, get back to work, go
about your usual business. Pay no attention to the
Here's an article with some tables I foundhelpful for my own design:http://www.homepower.com/files/loadcalc.pdfOn Sunday 20 November 2005 5:28, Michael Nehring wrote:does anyone know of any charts/statistics of householdenergy consumption. I'm not so much interested in kilowatt-hours per day, but
Michael,
to charge up a bank of car batteries, how about making your own miniature
wind farm? car alternators fitted with car radiator fans and sited on the
roof of your garage. With some development, they could give you all the
energy you need. I currently use one to power the lights in my
1 liter of water = 1000g divide by molecular wt of water 18 gives 55.6 moles
of water x 2 for 111 moles of H
1 liter of ethanol = 789.3 g divide by molecular wt of 46.07 = 17.1 mole of
ethanol x 6 for 103 moles of H per liter. adding ethanol lowers # of H /
liter.
1 liter of methanol = 791.4
Hi Michael,
One approximation of energy use can be found here:
http://www.eere.energy.gov/consumer/tips/home_energy.html
It's going to vary a fair bit by location. For example, in the diagram,
heating accounts for 50% of the energy, and AC 7%. Obviously that's
climate dependent.
The chest
I do not know about battary's for your house, but if useing automotive
battarys I would recomend BAT-CAPS http://www.batcap.net/Model800.html. It
is a battary with the discharge capability of a capaciter so there will be
no unexpected brownouts because your battary can't keep up. They can be
Hello,
This is my first message to the list. I am Youssef Oualmkran. I am
studying industrial ingenieering in Belgium. I am also interrested in
biofuels.
I have to choose a polymer and make a small paper for school. I would
like to do it on a polymer that is used to process, stock biofuels,
that
On Nov 20, 2005, at 12:12 AM, Youssef Oualmakran wrote:
I have to choose a polymer and make a small paper for school. I would
like to do it on a polymer that is used to process, stock biofuels,
that is used in the engines or that is related in some way to
biofuels.
Viton -- required for
interesting idea, I suppose you install an exciter to the alt and have you
tried to use a
pemenent magnet motor (some wiper motors) to generate power. I'm pulling
parts
together to generate power off my bicycle-indoors
thanks, ray
From: Robert Carr [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Ok, I was thinking that since alcohol had more H2 per molecule.
Greg H.
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From: michael skinner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Saturday, November 19, 2005 21:07
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] truckers choose hydrogen power
1 liter of water =
I'm forwarding this (from another list).
After reading US GOVERNMENT IN HANDS OF PSYCHOPATHS .. which I tend to
believe based upon my own personal observations.
I believe there may be another pathway for our government to attack the
citizens .. not only of the US, but also citizens of every
Hi Derick,
thanks for the update. Anyone else trying acetone?
regards
tallex
---Original Message---
From: Derick Giorchino [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] truckers choose hydrogen power- now acetone
Sent: 20 Nov '05 05:03
I have used the acetone on dino fuel with
Michael, you have had some good responses already. I have added some
thoughts below.
Michael Nehring wrote:
Hi all,
In about 8 months or so, I and my (future) wife will buy our first
house. One of my goals is to have a relatively high level of energy
self-sufficiency (without going
I would have to second the comments on the need for
deep cycle batteries and not regular automotive
batteries. You will also need to get a current
inverter that is not made for use in an automobile.
The inverters used with automobiles are designed to
shut off while you still have enough current
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