An interesting read.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nf/44218
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Howdy Kirk, I scanned the first part of the article and to be honest
found it lacking. The author either doesn't edit or hasn't a clue
about power plant functioning, cooling requirements or capacity.
These gigantic structures were atomic style cooling towers usually
only seen at nuclear
.animated editorialhttp://www.newsday.com/news/opinion/ny-wh-nsawiretapping,0,1906650.flash
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yeah, he seems to have no idea how steam turbine cycles engines work. Pretty much the same regardless of how the heat is generated. I believe nuclear plants are a little less efficient due to operating at a lower temperature, but aside from that, the same. Around there they usually use cooling
bob allen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Howdy Kirk, I scanned the first part of the article and to be honest found it lacking. The author either doesn't edit or hasn't a clue about power plant functioning, cooling requirements or capacity." These gigantic structures were atomic style cooling towers
And they used to poke fingers at Pravda. Kirk | Fake News Stories Probed || from the truthiness dept. || posted by samzenpus on Wednesday August 16, @20:24 (The Media) || http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/08/16/2327242
A guy who works near me has one of these. He was
asked the mpg question. His response was "how the f*** should I know"
lol
Regards
Bob
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How about keeping an open mind Bob.
I try, but I also try to guard against gullibility. Here is a link to
a couple of spills of fly ash related material from the Martin creek
plant. Oh, I guess they could be importing fly ash
The Martins Creek plant is on the Delaware River in Lower Mount Bethel
Township, Northampton County, about 15 miles north of Easton, Pa. The
plant has two coal-fired generating units, each with a capacity of
150,000 kilowatts. The plant also has two units which can be fueled by
either natural gas
Jan,
Sorry I'm slow to respond. I've
been away.
Where is the mineral
precipitate?
I've gotten inverted
splits, and one's in which the mineral precip. did not want to settle, but I
don't think you will get FFA and glycerine w/o a mineral precip (the third
layer).
Is it in a glass
H. Yeah, I've had people swear they get 30mpg in pickup trucks (not diesel ones), but when you come down to it, they've never actually calculated it. It's just what they feel like they get.
On 8/18/06, Bob Carr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A guy who works near me has one of these. He was
Does anyone on this list know if it is possible to convert a honda insight to plug in hybrid. I know several people have made plug in priuses, but I was under the impression that the insight system is different and can't run on electric only. Actually, I'm not even sure if the plug in priuses
H. Yeah, I've had people swear they get 30mpg in pickup trucks (not diesel ones), but when you come down to it, they've never actually calculated it. It's just what they feel like they get.
On 8/18/06, Bob Carr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A guy who works near me has one of these. He was
Now those answers are germane. Factual and indicative. Looks like our author Renesaw shadows in the trees and thought them an elephantThe If it looks is back to sarcasm. tch tch tch and you were doing so well.Kirkbob allen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello
These smaller cooling towersyou speak of Kirk
are the type of cooling tower that has a fan or fansthat ether draws or
suck air across the cascaiding water for evatorative cooling of the water. The
tall hour glass shaped towers are natural draft towres, No moving parts, no
fans, just
I have to agree with Bob on this one. I would say that most of this
article could be criticized by a high school physics student. In my
professional life, I'm a commercial diver. I work for a large company
that does exclusively power plant work, diving both inside and outside
of nuclear and
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