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|    Douglas Goncz A.A.S. M.E.T. 1990 to All    |
|    Re: Von Neumann cycle stationary plant d    |
|    16 Sep 24 07:03:31    |
      b497df9e       c94e551f       From: DGoncz@replikon.net              >       > A nearly new copy of Sorenson's book arrived just the other day.              The idea is fascinating, at least to me it is.              Aircraft propulsion plants are all about the highest possible combustion       intensity in kilowatts or even megawatts per cubic centimeter. But then so       are foundries! Why not combine the two sciences?              Tonight I looked up the article on Mach diamonds. Across the plane of the       Mach disc temperature increases quickly, and an awful lot, in very little       space.              There should be some way to wrap a Mach disc around a crucible holding       recyclable steel. This would be accomplished by suitable shaping of a       nozzle, a post nozzle refractory insulated area, a crucible, and even       shaping the gas flow perhaps by r inserting mixers.              I believe, just from what I've read about Mach diamonds, that smelting and       refining steel, at least from recyclable steel, using a combination of a       turbo generated high enthalpy gas flow, along with a turbo generated       electric Arc, and I should mention that many of our American steel products       are refined, along with a suitable supply of injectable air for the       Bessemer refining step in which carbon is extracted from melt, ... Will be       possible, using only coal gas or even methane is fuel, with beneficial       impact on overall industrial CO2 and other types of pollution affecting       that one crisis which we all share,              Global warming.              Cheers,              Douglas              On Sat, Sep 7, 2024, 00:08 Douglas Goncz A.A.S. M.E.T. 1990                      |
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