Alternative Power sources - Green Energy Now for Home Power

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Green Energy Now for Home Power

chtank

2007-04-27, 3:25 am

Some time ago, I began a project to describe a self sufficient home at
an affordable cost to all. The project is called <a href="http://
freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~chtank/homepower.html">"Home Power"</
a> Although this project and a couple associated projects, <a
href="http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~chtank/mower.html">"The
Ultimate Lawnmower"</a> and <a href="http://
freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~chtank/biodigestion.html">"Bio-
digestion"</a> are far from complete, they have been outlined. These
projects are a sub-topic of my main ecology web page, <a href="http://
freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~chtank/ecoenergy.html">"My
Ecoenergy"</a>.

I am an old, retired dinosaur form the Petrochemical Industry; my
title at retirement was as a Principle Mechanical Designer with
Parson's Engineering Corporation, Power and Petrochemical Division,
aka, SIP. I aided, at the supervisory level, in the design design,
contraction, and operation of refineries, power plants, chemical
plants, offshore platforms, and natural gas conditioning plants. I am
very familiar with the ASME codes and the OSHA regulations and
participated in many design hazard analysis. I am applying this
background to my projects described above.

I would very much welcome any and all help one can give for the
completion of all these project. I am totally non-profit and can only
promise you that any contributors will receive recognition for their
part and will be cover within my copyright. I am looking the items to
complete the designs which are cost effective and will meet all safety
codes. Today, Nanotechnology is advancing rapidly and the quality of
solar cells, water hydrolysis equipment, and fuel cells is being
enhanced while the cost are dropping dramatically. This will allow us
to soon find systems to meet the requirements mentioned above and
within the project outlines. Perhaps some of you would like to create
such commercial equipment yourselves.

If so, you are welcome to e-mail me or with replies to this message
board. Remember, everything I do is free and open to the public.
However, I do reserve commercial exploitation with my copyright. The
schema's are outlined in the projects so have at it guys, let's do
something to help green-up this tired old earth. (hummm let's see if
those html anchors will work when I post this!)
Yours,
chtank
http://chtank.blogspot.com/

Vaughn Simon

2007-04-27, 9:25 am

"chtank" <chtank@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1177642166.277603.235670@t38g2000prd.googlegroups.com...

>However, I do reserve commercial exploitation with my copyright.

You make one post here and you expect us to send you money rather than just
assume you are some sort of scammer/spammer? You are welcome to hang out here
and exchange ideas, build up credibility, and perhaps learn something in the
process. Until then...

Vaughn

chtank

2007-04-27, 9:25 am

On Apr 27, 5:09 am, "Vaughn Simon" <vaughnsimonHATESS...@att.FAKE.net>
wrote:
> "chtank" <cht...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:1177642166.277603.235670@t38g2000prd.googlegroups.com...
>
>
> You make one post here and you expect us to send you money rather than just
> assume you are some sort of scammer/spammer? You are welcome to hang out here
> and exchange ideas, build up credibility, and perhaps learn something in the
> process. Until then...
>
> Vaughn

I do not accept money nor am I a spammer/schemer, I am a simple
dionosaur/explorer/retired engineer/writer who does his thing free of
charge and publishes
his work for all to see. Please go to my personal web page and you
will see exactly who I am. you cnd find me by typing the key word in
google, CHTANK
Yours,
chtank, aka, tank, gramps, Q.

Anthony Matonak

2007-04-27, 1:25 pm

chtank wrote:
> Some time ago, I began a project to describe a self sufficient home at
> an affordable cost to all.

A good goal but you are certainly not the only one to attempt
such a project. You might try a little more research on the
topic or ask specific questions in the newsgroup.

> I do reserve commercial exploitation with my copyright.

Most likely the kind of stuff you are interested in has already
been published. Even if it hasn't, you can't copyright someone
else's work. The author retains copyrights.

That said, I would suggest that what you are looking for isn't
always a high tech solution. Such things as strawbale construction,
daylighting and solar cooking are all fairly low tech and very
affordable.

Anthony

chtank

2007-04-27, 1:25 pm

On Apr 27, 9:40 am, Anthony Matonak
<anthony...@nothing.like.socal.rr.com> wrote:
> chtank wrote:
>
> A good goal but you are certainly not the only one to attempt
> such a project. You might try a little more research on the
> topic or ask specific questions in the newsgroup.
>
>
> Most likely the kind of stuff you are interested in has already
> been published. Even if it hasn't, you can't copyright someone
> else's work. The author retains copyrights.
>
> That said, I would suggest that what you are looking for isn't
> always a high tech solution. Such things as strawbale construction,
> daylighting and solar cooking are all fairly low tech and very
> affordable.
>
> Anthony

Darn, Anthony, I have been looking since I first started in the
Internet in 1992, I have found this, however, which is local to
Houston: http://www.harc.edu/

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