Re: Cellulosic Ethanol

From: Robert (RB_at_..)
Date: 08/28/04


Date: Sat, 28 Aug 2004 21:13:03 GMT

On Sat, 28 Aug 2004 17:05:12 GMT, Dan Bloomquist <EXTRApublic20@lakeweb.com>
wrote:

>
>
>Robert wrote:
>>
>> Just do the sums and see how much area you need.
>> There is no way to replace fossils.
>
>I come up with the heating value of oil, pumped per day world wide, at
>3.5E17 exajoules. Sulfur-iodine at 50% packing gets you 1E7
>exajoules/m2/day. 35,000 km2, less than 200 km on a side. (check my
>numbers.)

Tell me how your process works.

>
>So, why do you keep saying, 'No Way'?
>
>Best, Dan.



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