MIT researchers discover new way of producing electricity
As the heat feeds back to the fuel coating, a thermal wave is created that is guided along the nanotube. With a temperature of 3,000 Kelvin, this ring of heat speeds along the tube 10,000 times faster than the normal spread of this chemical reaction. The heating produced by that combustion, it turns out, also pushes electrons along the tube, creating a substantial electrical current
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great, now all my town/high school is going to be known for is greedy bimbos on reality tv. Just like LA! (zing!)
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ABQ launches free spay and neuter plan
About time!
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GPI’s trash-to-fuel process third party tested by U.S. military
100 tons of municipal waste converts to:
1240 gallons of Naphtha, 3700 gallons of Kerosene, 6900 gallons of Diesel and 3000 gallons of Fuel Oil. And even the ash can be used for cement or asphalt. In addition, you are producing 1 MW of electricity to sell to the grid 24/7, running three shifts per day to keep the plant going, employing approximately five people per shift.
ROI: 3.5 years
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back home!
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