OTOH, would it be simpler to use the non-condensible O2 as the working fluid, vent excess O2, and save the condensate in a holding tank? I haven't figured out yet what happens with steam when it's compressed at a 10-22 to 1 compression ratio which puts it at temperatures above the critical point.
Fred > > From: Frederick Sparber > > Terry wrote. > > > > > > Geeze, Fred, > > > > It's hard enough to enforce illegal immigration as it is! > > > > Actually I'm thinking that using 250 F (15 PSI) steam as > a working fluid in place of air or Argon in a two-cycle "diesel" > in a "Stainless Steamer" (or ceramics?) using the > 2 HOOH ----> 2 H2O + O2 plus 210 kJ reaction.. > It's easy to separate the O2 gas from steam condensate using > off-the-shelf steam plumbing. > > Fred > > > > > > > Terry > > > > > > >
