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Posted by henderson.dwight@gmail.com on January 17, 2008, 8:10 pm
Please log in for more thread options > That is still air compression.
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> >> Simple effecient ways to convert compressed air to electricity.
> >> Looking for ideas and info about existing technology.How much
> >> electricity can be obtained from X volume @ Y psi in KWH?
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> > I'm looking for the same thing but with a twist.
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> > you can change the air pressure over to fluid pressure which will do
> > work, a lot more work than air alone with little losses.
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> > If you have got an old well tank fill it three fourth with water and
> > pressure it with air, now the water coming out the bottom of the
> > tank is fluid pressure. I understand as soon as the water flow
> > starts the pressure drops so just have a much bigger air tank than
> > the water tank. To keep up the water flow you much have two or more
> > of these tanks so the fluid pressure does'nt stop while the tank is
> > being filled again (automatic electric valves)
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> > the alternator in a drum thing might work like this
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I was told that liquids do not compress, gases do. Non compressability
makes hydraulics possible.
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