Hi David,
I do not currently have any drawings and my free
time is quite limited for the moment, but I will try
to get some basic schematic drawn up ASAP. Please be
patient. There was a research company out of Menlo
Park California burning up grant money on fluid bed
reactor research about 15-20
a name like Leslie or Adrian that can apply to either sex.
Look forward to hearing from you in due course.
B.r., David
- Original Message -
From: Dana Linscott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2001 2:39 AM
Subject: Re: [biofuel] fluid bed reactors/steam
Hi Dana et al,
After looking at the Fluid Bed principal (see
www.sulzerfluidbed.com/fbprincipal.htm I tend to agree this may be a very
efficient way of creating steam especially for use with Glycerine
distillation purufication. Used waste heat could also possibly be used for
David,
The fluid beds I referred to are reactors/combustors
and although the site you refer to is about fluid beds
and gives a good description of fluid beds in general
they bear very little resemblence to the fluid bed
reactors I have been referring to where an oxidation
reaction takes place.
4:49 PM
Subject: Re: [biofuel] fluid bed reactors/steam engines
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I wonder if anyone has thought of producing a simple
steam conversion for Wankel rotor engines. All the
advantages of a turbine with none of the high RPM
headaches. Or maybe a simple low rpm low efficiency
steam piston engine with integral generator windings
like the picoturbine. It would seem to
Hi Dana,
Got any drawings? Have quickly scanned what you have written
and the idea looks as if it might have a fair bit of merit. Any other
reference material as well?
B.r., David
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