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I had read a few years ago about NREL using their solar furnace
to
turn waste into plasma. At the time
It is a very energy intensive operation.
The question is does it pay back enough fuel, to make it worth while?
Greg H.
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The plasma torch system of changing trash into fuel appears to
be catching on in Japan. This article says it can produce three to
four times as much energy in carbon-rich gas, and 50% more
energy than it uses in the form of hydrogen gas. Does anyone
know more about it?
http://www.nrel.gov/csp/lab_capabilities.html#hfsf
I had read a few years ago about NREL using their solar furnace to
turn waste into plasma. At the time they were just trying new ideas
to get rid of toxic waste, but solar is a possible fuel source for a
plasma reduction unit that doesn't use
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I had read a few years ago about NREL using their solar furnace to
turn waste
