Re: [geo] Sulphur injection regime - request for comments

2013-11-15 Thread Mike MacCracken
ey, I am forwarding this to the whole >> group. >> >> ------ Forwarded message -- >> From: Dr. Adrian Tuck >> Date: 14 November 2013 05:58 >> Subject: Re: [geo] Sulphur injection regime - request for comments >> To: Andrew Lockley >> Cc: Jam

Re: [geo] Sulphur injection regime - request for comments

2013-11-15 Thread euggordon
--- From: "Keith Henson" To: "dr adrian tuck" Cc: "geoengineering" < >, "James Donaldson" , "Matt Hitchman" , "Erik Richard" , "Heikki Tervahattu" , "Veronica Vaida" , "Chuck Wilson" Sent: Thur

Re: [geo] Sulphur injection regime - request for comments

2013-11-14 Thread Keith Henson
05:58 > Subject: Re: [geo] Sulphur injection regime - request for comments > To: Andrew Lockley > Cc: James Donaldson , Matt Hitchman > , Erik Richard , Heikki > Tervahattu , Veronica Vaida > , Chuck Wilson > > > [1] The PALMS initial results in 1998 destroyed the belief l

Fwd: [geo] Sulphur injection regime - request for comments

2013-11-14 Thread Dr. Adrian Tuck
At the suggestion of Andrew Lockley, I am forwarding this to the whole group. -- Forwarded message -- From: Dr. Adrian Tuck Date: 14 November 2013 05:58 Subject: Re: [geo] Sulphur injection regime - request for comments To: Andrew Lockley Cc: James Donaldson , Matt Hitchman <

[geo] Sulphur injection regime - request for comments

2013-11-11 Thread Andrew Lockley
Hi I'm drafting a paper on the use of guns. A great deal of design considerations hinge on whether to use condensing vapors (e.g. SO3), or reactive gases (SO2, H2S). The former seem to dislike local saturation, and the latter seem to prefer it (unless I'm missing something). Is there currently a