Harness Hydro Power with a Trompe
This page was sent to you by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Friday, October 7, 2005 Harness Hydro Power with a Trompe Using water pressure to make free compressed air. Anyone really serious about green energy needs to know about the trompe; a compressed air producing hydropower system. A few thousand of these on our smaller rivers will produce sigificant amounts of energy from slow flowing low head hydropower. Top Articles for Friday, October 7, 2005 Green Gazette Pay Less at the Pump: The Hybrid Revolution Pellet Stoves Wood Energy For All All About Insulation Super Solar Homes Everyone can Afford Fuel Economy and Ecology: Green Means Go Making Wiser Transportation Choices: Average Gas Mileage Septic System Basics Wood-fired Central Heat Down to Earth Homes Privacy Policy | Copyright 2005 Ogden Publications, INC.
Re: Harness Hydro Power with a Trompe
Another Trompe paper, much more up to date. http://www.engineering.lancs.ac.uk/REGROUPS/LUREG/papers/WREC2005/FCT-WIDDEN.pdf While most alternative energy technologies won't compete with with cold fusion when it arrives; maintainance free systems like the trompe, roof top solar, solar windows and other set and forget power system will hold their own against the eventual cold fusion jugganaught. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This page was sent to you by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Friday, October 7, 2005 Harness Hydro Power with a Trompe http://www.motherearthnews.com/library/1977_July_August/Harness_Hydro_Power_with_a_Trompe/ Using water pressure to make free compressed air. Anyone really serious about green energy needs to know about the trompe; a compressed air producing hydropower system. A few thousand of these on our smaller rivers will produce sigificant amounts of energy from slow flowing low head hydropower. Top Articles for Friday, October 7, 2005 Green Gazette /top_articles/2003_June_July/Green_Gazette Pay Less at the Pump: The Hybrid Revolution /top_articles/2005_October_and_November/Pay-Less-at-the-Gas-Pump-Hybrid-Revolution Pellet Stoves Wood Energy For All /top_articles/1995_October_November/Pellet_Stoves_Wood_Energy_For_All All About Insulation /top_articles/2002_December_January/All_About_Insulation Super Solar Homes Everyone can Afford /top_articles/2004_December_January/Affordable_Super_Solar_Homes Fuel Economy and Ecology: Green Means Go /top_articles/2005_October_and_November/Fuel-Economy-and-Ecology-Green-Means-Go Making Wiser Transportation Choices: Average Gas Mileage /top_articles/2005_October_and_November/Making_Wiser_Transportation_Choices Septic System Basics /top_articles/2002_October_November/Septic_System_Basics Wood-fired Central Heat /top_articles/2003_Febuary_March/Wood_Fired_Central_Heat Down to Earth Homes /top_articles/2003_Febuary_March/Down_to_Earth_Homes Privacy Policy https://www.motherearthnews.com/ecom/PrivacyPolicy.htm | Copyright 2005 Ogden Publications, INC.
Re: Harness Hydro Power with a Trompe
Third trombe paper. More details on the trombe and siphon systems being designed by the Engineering Department at Lancaster University. http://www.engineering.lancs.ac.uk/REGROUPS/LUREG/Research%20Home.htm http://www.engineering.lancs.ac.uk/REGROUPS/LUREG/papers/EcononicLowHeadHydroWidden2004.pdf Their doing excellent wave power work. I've studied several hundred wave power systems the frog looks good. A good history of the wave power work is on their site. http://www.engineering.lancs.ac.uk/REGROUPS/LUREG/Research%20Home.htm The 1970's Lancaster Flexible Bag was a very good power technology but I happen to know that someone in the British Department of Energy rewrote a positive Scientific Review Summery to make it negative. By the time the sabotage was detected the men responsible were representing British nuclear fuels in the Caribbean. Funny thing was the Caribbeans had no nuclear power systems! But it also lacked extradition treaties. ;-) If you send somthing to a govenment department that has skeptics in it make sure you hand a hard copy to the minister not a departmental lacky. Word and PDF files can be made to say anything with a few hours of editing. My source for the story was 1980's Habatat magazine. Then one of the better environment journals.
