Yeah yeah. $43,000 for 10,000 liters per day?
Based solely on my gut instinct the product smells like a ripoff.
I dare someone to demonstrate one of these things in public and allow
an unbiased scientist to confirm the results. (Make sure no garden
hose is hooked up in secret).
I suppose it might be theoretically possible to get 10,000 liters of
water out of the atmosphere in the foggy Pacific Northwest during a
windstorm, but there's many much cheaper more plentiful sources
there. All you need is a big bucket to collect the rain. LOL.
In climates where an atmospheric condenser might be needed it would
obviously perform a lot less effectively.
The laws of physics don't just magically disappear because they're
inconvenient. Run the numbers. Thermodynamics works. It takes 540
calories to convert 1 gram of water at 100 deg C to vapor at 100deg
C. That works out to 5400000000 calories. That heat transfer works
both directions.
That means that the wind turbine blades must generate 6,276,000 watt
hours in a day. We're talking MONSTER TURBINE blades to generate
that much power. Blades that big will cost a lot more than $43,000.
We're probably talking millions.
It makes no sense. I have no proof, but the numbers look to me like
this is a scam to rip off investors. Just my personal opinion.
Hey...... here's an idea. Let's get back to talking about
papercrete.
--- In papercreters@yahoogroups.com, "ElfNori" <elf@...> wrote:
>
> http://www.uberreview.com/2007/07/3424.htm
>
> Much better/more knowledgeable discussion.
>
> ElfN
>
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