Posts Tagged ‘Ethanol’

Despite being nick named the Sunshine State, Floridas dependence on oil, both domestic and foreign, is growing. As Mike Vasilinda tells us, the last thirty years have been three decades of missed opportunity.

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Technorati Tags: Biofuels, Ethanol, Florida, Gulf of Mexico, legislation, Oil Drilling, renewable energy, solar energy

Green Energy Stocks – Ethanol Fuel Preparation is what the FASC’s KDS Micronex system does best. Biomass materials must first be prepared by grinding and additional processing before materials can be used to generate power or produce steam. This video illustrates some of the advancements, developed by the First American Scientific Corporation (FASC.OB). Find out why this is being described as one of the most feasible, cost effective ways to produce ethanol fuels.

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Technorati Tags: alternative, Biofuels, biomass, Cellulose, Cellulosic, energy, Ethanol, Green, machine, Preparation, Sawgrass, stocks, waste

Please watch the video in HD.

The Radiant Plasma Generator 4700 featured in the video is a high energy output, low power input plasma ignition capacitor Charger. The RPG 4700 is designed as an add on device that will convert any standard low energy high voltage DC spark ( ignition coil) spark to a high energy plasma spark.

YOU ONLY NEED ONE PER VEHICLE
SEE SUGGESTED WIRING DIAGRAMS:

http://www.aquapulser.com/docs/rpg4700_manual.pdf

Prototype specs:

•Power input 12 VDC 3 amps

•Capacitor 450 VDC 4.7UF

•HV Voltage Input from Ignition coil Rated upto (+) 30KV. For higher voltages use external NTE 517 diodes

•Energy output: Charge Q = 1.998m Coulombs

Energy E = 424.469m Joules

•Safety circuit: Built in safety automatically detects no load condition and drains capacitor in less than 2 secs.

Aquapulser Engineering is an R & D company dedicated to providing value added research devices for the Open Source Energy Movement based on the evolving needs of the community.

Yes this spark explodes water mist and was designed by experimenters for experimenters specifically for the alternative fuel research community.

We have a very limited number of protoypes available for researchers on ebay for sale if you would like to purchase a prototype or Email us at admin@aquapulser.com

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Environmental, social and legal considerations

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While most renewable energy sources do not produce pollution directly, the materials, industrial processes, and construction equipment used to create them may generate waste and pollution. Some renewable energy systems actually create environmental problems. Sustainable development and global warming groups propose a 100% Renewable Energy Source Supply, without fossil fuels and nuclear power.Scientists from the University of Kassel have suggested that Germany can power itself entirely by renewable energy.

The U.S. electric power industry now relies on large, central power stations, including coal, natural gas, nuclear, and hydropower plants that together generate more than 95% of the nations electricity. Over the next few decades uses of renewable energy could help to diversify the nations bulk power supply. Already, appropriate renewable resources (which excludes large hydropower) produce 12% of northern Californias electricity.

Although most of todays electricity comes from large, central-station power plants, new technologies offer a range of options for generating electricity nearer to where it is needed, saving on the cost of transmitting and distributing power and improving the overall efficiency and reliability of the system.

Improving energy efficiency represents the most immediate and often the most cost-effective way to reduce oil dependence, improve energy security, and reduce the health and environmental impact of the energy system. By reducing the total energy requirements of the economy, improved energy efficiency could make increased reliance on renewable energy sources more practical and affordable.

Competition with nuclear power :Nuclear power proposed as renewable energy.

Nuclear power continues to be considered as an alternative to fossil-fuel power sources (see Low carbon power generation), and in 1956, when the first peak oil paper was presented, nuclear energy was presented as the replacement for fossil fuels.However, the prospect of increased nuclear power deployment was seriously undermined in the United States as a result of the Three Mile Island, and in the rest of the world after the Chernobyl disaster. This trend is slowly reversing, and several new nuclear reactors are scheduled for construction.

Physicist Bernard Cohen proposed in 1983 that uranium dissolved in seawater is effectively inexhaustible, and could therefore be considered a renewable source of energy.However, this idea is not universally accepted, and issues such as peak uranium and uranium depletion are ongoing debates. No legislative body has yet included nuclear energy under any legal definition of “renewable energy sources” for provision of development support, and statutory and scientific definitions of renewable energies normally exclude nuclear energy.

Lady Liberty to renewable energy

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Transforming a kernel of corn into fuel-grade ethanol is nothing new for biofuel producers like Green Plains Renewable Energy.
Broadcast Date: Oct. 23, 2009

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