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by Christophe » 07/08/08, 22:09

Hihihi It is discussed: it is piss in the pan?

We should make a comparison: piss / piss frog / water!

Is your friend scientific?
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by harry ravi » 13/08/08, 21:09

I will tend to think the opposite at the level of terrorism ...

Imagine that there is a renewable energy with high yield, easy to produce, with a minimal basic investment .....

We will decide to install this global resource at a point in order to optimize the space reserved for this energy ....

I think that there will always be a group of assholes to make everything fart because its will not correspond to their objective of control of the populations.

As far as I am concerned, I have a project fixed over several years to obtain enough fonts to produce a power plant for production of electricity based on renewable energy (preferably direct solar) on a research concept of the highest yield possible and with a minimal investment cost.

The different concepts indicated on this forums are very promising on this side, obviously the funds are lacking for the development of prototypes and this is where I want to intervene but it will make me groan to be silenced in order to ensure population control.
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by Christophe » 13/08/08, 21:19

harry ravi wrote:As far as I am concerned, I have a project fixed over several years to obtain enough fonts to produce a power plant for production of electricity based on renewable energy (preferably direct solar) on a research concept of the highest yield possible and with a minimal investment cost.

The different concepts indicated on this forums are very promising on this side, obviously the funds are lacking for the development of prototypes and this is where I want to intervene but it will make me groan to be silenced in order to ensure population control.


It seems to me that Jean Luc Perrier did a lot on equity ... and the results are still spectacular. Too bad he left this Earth too early ...

https://www.econologie.com/forums/solaire-je ... t1520.html
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by harry ravi » 13/08/08, 23:12

It is true that these works were really spectacular, but I do not believe in H² for the moment.

By cons I believe a lot in stirling and I learn about the Minto wheel.

I am looking for the best solar yield> kinetics.


But hey I deviate a little from the subject excuse me.
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by minguinhirigue » 14/08/08, 12:07

On the question of state terrorism, I think that the most interesting renewable energy is energy available everywhere, at the lowest cost price possible, and easily repairable by everyone.

Solar is not badly placed, on this question but for the moment, the technologies which make it possible to exploit it most effectively remain expensive and accessible only to good handymen (Stirling, steam turbine, solar cells in thin layers ...) .

I think that if the idea is really to serve people, we must banish the notion of centrality, and opt for small self-managed production units. Production is not optimized, but access to all is guaranteed, and nobody will destroy all the installations of all the citizens who have chosen this option. Except in a dictatorial regime !?

I do not know if some of you have seen Tesla turbines work, theoretically as efficient as the best stage turbines that we make today, they are however much simpler to manufacture. Could they use steam at the outlet of simple parabolic cylinders? (Up to 600 ° C for steam in the South)

PS: Christophe, for the friend, he is a handyman architect who started to touch Pantone at the end of the 80s ...
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by Christophe » 14/08/08, 12:12

harry ravi wrote:It is true that these works were really spectacular, but I do not believe in H² for the moment.


Pkoi? In localized production, solar H2 has a future ... but not for those who currently control energy ...
Perrier ran his car with the H2 it had managed to produce.

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harry ravi wrote:By cons I believe a lot in stirling and I learn about the Minto wheel.

I am looking for the best solar yield> kinetics.

But hey I deviate a little from the subject excuse me.


If it is to make H2, I think that the efficiency of a Perrier solar thermolyser will have a better efficiency ...

For the minto wheel, we have a fairly complete subject that you know ... keep us posted!

Yes we deviate ... minguinhirigue is precisely what Perrier did (more than 600 ° C): https://www.econologie.com/forums/solaire-je ... t1520.html
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by harry ravi » 14/08/08, 12:20

If we make electricity to make H² in order to store it to redo electricity, I think that it is not judicious.

Perrier hydrogen yes in local production to make a transportable fuel.

But I am especially interested in solar yield> kinetics

after we can do what we want from a motive power (I think for compressed air cars for example)

In the current state of the means of transport of Energies both local and long distance, I am more interested in electricity.

Connecting a plug to a battery is simpler than connecting a high pressure cable with all the worries of seals ect ...

finally after this is my personal opinion and I wait if you have your contradictory opinions to convince me because I am not a specialist
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by Christophe » 14/08/08, 12:23

Solar H2 made by concentration and used in a fuel cell would have a very interesting overall yield!

Well we are pretty HS there so either we continue on an existing subject or we would have to create a new one!
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by jonule » 14/08/08, 14:45

minguinhirigue wrote:I don't know if any of you have seen Tesla turbines running


not sorry, Tesla is unknown on this site! : Mrgreen:
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by C moa » 25/08/08, 08:56

Hi everybody,
On the subject of terrorism, I advise you to read Jean-Christophe RUFIN's novel, Le jardin d'Adam which deals with this subject.

It is a novel of course, but it starts from real facts, from existing organizations in the USA, from information taken from people who are aware of these things.
To put it simply, there are organizations out there who consider that the survival of the planet requires the destruction of man; the poor in particular because, according to them, responsible for all the words (overpopulation, deforestation, pollution linked to the non-treatment of waste, etc.).

Remember that when we have three skins that massacre an Arab or desecrate graves, they have the KKK;
When we have a few groups who want to ban abortion, they lie to the doctors under close protection, some of whom have been murdered;
When we have José who tears off some transgenic plans, they have people ready to plant bombs at Mosanto ...

PS for Jonule:
French oncologists and CRAM among others consider:
- 60 deaths per year due to tobacco;
- 30 to 40 deaths per year due to alcohol;
They also consider that indoor pollution is often more important than outdoor pollution because our homes are generally poorly ventilated.
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