Hydroelectric... a big greenhouse gas polluter ?
http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2005-02/ns-hds022305.php
...estimates that in 1990 the greenhouse effect of emissions from the
Curu-Una dam in Brazil, was more than three-and-a-half times what would have
been produced by generating the
thomas malloy wrote:
IMHO, if the device is producing a commercially feasible amount of energy,
ten times the input energy, the instrumentation doesn't have to be too complex.
I agree it does not have to be complex, but it has to be present. It is so
easy to show 10 x input, why not do it?
The
At 7:51 AM 3/3/5, Robin van Spaandonk wrote:
In reply to Horace Heffner's message of Wed, 02 Mar 2005 10:52:52
-0900:
Hi,
[snip]
It does say, The kinetics of the process is unclear. though. The bubbles
of methane form on grain boundaries, and this requires diffusion of the
carbon.
[snip]
Perhaps,
[I predict this will fall on deaf ears. - JR]
Subject: This company is about to market a variation of your
process
Roger:
Here is the website of a company that has reportedly developed a
variation of your technique, employing a Pd-Rh alloy.
http://iesiusa.com/
This web site is not impressive,
Global warming doomsayers
are also adding to the greenhouse dilemma since they emit CO2 as long as
they're
alive.Vegetarians are hurting the
environment by emitting methane after eating beans.
From: Jones Beene [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 03, 2005 10:56 AMTo:
Gentlemen,
It seemed like it was about time for a short update on
experiments with the little Wisp reactor (plasma
electrolysis). Been a couple of months now.
When we last left our hero, the Wisp, I had reported
on pretty modest results, as far as thermometry and
radiation detection. In
At 10:24 AM 3/3/5, Edmund Storms wrote:
You forget Nick, that hydrogen will be mainly obtained from water. As a
result, each hydrogen atom that is produced is accompanied by the
necessary oxygen for its conversion back to water.
I think that was Nick's point too.
Also of interest is the fact
A Friend wrote to me:
The people I know who have been [to visit IESI] and
seen the equipment can't say anything other than there are big objects
making lots of noise but no data is apparent or being offered. It smells
strongly of Potopov to me.
- Jed
img src=http://www.lemonizer.com/upload/uploadsJuly/jeez.jpg;
please. yes, theres a release. but of less than what the plant
matter took in in the first place. its not millenia of built up co2,
its recent co2, and lets not forget that a lot of the plant co2
remains in solution, feeding alage
Hello
David,
Very
nice to hear back from you. There are many possibilities for such a
device, but investing any time into applying the technology requires a better
understanding of the operation dynamics of the device; it's strengths, it's
weaknesses, etc. Having been disappointed before,
Some years ago I posted to various discussion groups
which were taken over by Google who are now ruining
the layout (thank heavens for Vortex - though I do
wish Vorts would stick to the text only rule).
There was one post on Dimensional Analysis (as
relating to permeability and permittivity)
Jed,
Potopov is before my time. Can you say just a word or two about it?
It worked? Didn't work? Status unknown?
Thanks,
Steve
At 02:25 PM 3/3/2005 -0500, you wrote:
A Friend wrote to me:
The people I know who have been [to visit IESI] and seen the equipment
can't say anything other than there
George,
Thats a good suggestion. Unlike the stainless or
nickel or tungsten cathodes, the SiC looked like
rather than having been corroded or burned away, it
was sort of spalled or broken apart. So once
mechanical stability is assured, (as with a mill or
drill that is hex-SiC coated) some
Nick,
SiC coated is certainly interesting but I was thinking
of solid carbide tools that are available and reasonably
priced. Solid carbide tools are very rigid compared to
coated steel tools but are easily broken. The rigidity
creates larger forces on the tool during machining so
that a fine
Subject: Your article on cold fusion has a strong POV, for
obvious reasons
Dear Mr. Wales,
Greetings.
I work as an editor and translator for a group of roughly 200 retired
scientists and university professors who are working on cold fusion
energy. I maintain a web page on the subject:
By the way, I see no point to creating a second article
under the title of LENR, because as I understand it the
skeptics will be free to trash that article too. I am not going to work
on this project for a week only to have some idiot trash it.
- Jed
The Flatow segment was linked to a really idiotic segment on
sonofusion, which is full of insults toward CF:
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4520833
- Jed
How did you handle capturing the pulses?
Batteries?
From: revtec [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 03, 2005 5:26 PMTo:
vortex-l@eskimo.comSubject: Re: Correa, etc.
I have been doing PAGD experiments off and on since
1996. I saw a lot of interesting things in the tube, and
Why not simply make a short statement that is not arguable. Something
like: A differing minority view is held by over 200 retired scientists and
university professors who are working on cold fusion energy. For related
publications see: http://lenr-canr.org/.
If such a clearly true statement is
I think this is a wonderful article about dimensional analysis:
http://www.reciprocalsystem.com/ce/dimmot.htm
Grimer wrote:
...I recommend any reader who does not understand the previous paragraph to read a book on dimensional analysis if he wants to fully appreciate the next section. As
At 03:31 PM 3/3/2005 -0900, you wrote:
Why not simply make a short statement that is not arguable. Something
like: A differing minority view is held by over 200 retired scientists and
university professors who are working on cold fusion energy. For related
publications see:
- Original Message -
From: Zell, Chris
To: vortex-l@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, March 03, 2005 5:25 PM
Subject: RE: Correa, etc.
How did you handle capturing the pulses? Batteries?
MC: Chris, if you are asking this question you are in no position to attempt
the Correa PAGD experiments.
I capturedforward pulses in up to six 5600
mfd 350v caps in parallel. I kept these from over charging with a load
bank of series/parallel 40 watt bulbs that I switched in and out as needed to
limit maximum voltage. Reverse pulses could easily reach 700v which is
well above my 600vdc supply
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