Recycle fossil fuels?

[aussepom]

May be you should have a read of this and maybe the MIB will wonder what to do about it.
aussepom

HI

This a copy of a letter that when to 'the low carbon economy' web site, I thought that you may be interested in this.
The wastewater treatment plan mentioned here has been proven on a 'laboratory level' and is scaleable, this was done in 2001. Part of the plant also has a 'Turbofilter' this design has also been proven on a full scale prototype up to 34lts per second. However a second prototype has been developed but not fully tested due to funding, this second one has been developed from the testing results found in the first one. It was developed in a form of cross flow action long before the reverse osmoses started using cross flow.
Out is potable quality water, idea for 'boiler feed water' it has no mineral content, Hydrogen, and the solids reusable immediately. The 'Turbofilter' has the capability to desalinate.
The units under development for the 'boiler operation' and 'gas turbines' is hopefully to be finalized and tested later this year or early next year, depending on funding.   

Brian Bayliss
Bayliss Controls

Hi
         It is quite possible that the Chinese will all so be offered some more advantages, that is if the western countries do not back the inventers that work 'outside the box', such as a small project in Melbourne that would enable them to run there navy on water from the sea, that is they use gas turbines for there drives and power.
There Power stations that will run on water from the waste treatment plants. No coal, and no oil for there ships required, and No pollution. There aircraft run on water, the nuclear subs, modified so that the reactors do not require any uranium to run them. There even is a possibility that an under water 'jet engine' that would work up to a depth 350ft, and better still the same design will work in air and space. This is no a dream or prank and does not technically break any rules .
Impossible you say, no it will no be if they invest in the technology under development here in Australia. That Australia, UK or USA do not seem to be interested in. I may well be offered to them.
There would then be no need for this CO development.
As an example
A Sulzer boiler as at the Loyang Power in Australia, a 500MW electrical output.
If fitted with 52 of these units at a cost of  $A52,000, and would use 5.6MW of power would run the plant. However this is the worst case plans are to recycle 80% or even all of the 'heated air'
As so less units would be required.
The water input 'as the fuel' from a special waste treatment process or potable quality water can be used. the amount would be 8M litres per day plus any make up water for the 'boiler feed' water.
The proto type unit is hopefully to be completed and tested later this year or early next year.
These units will have many uses, so there would be no need for 'coal fired boilers', I am hoping to contact Sulzer to offer a modification with there help. They would be able to be fitted to any boiler, and 'gas turbine' engines that have been modified to run on hydrogen gas. Even the LM2500 that is fitted to many marine ships.   
aussepom 

[Pirate88179]

aussepom:

Thanks for posting this.  This is incredible!  This is exactly the type of thing we need to be working on as a nation, in my opinion.  The science is there, just need the money for R&D.  Hey, here is an idea, instead of bailing out Wall Street, we (In the U.S.) could invest the money in inventors with projects such as this one.

Thank you for bringing it to our attention.


Bill