george whitney, author at planet forward - 克罗地亚vs加拿大让球

mini-residential wind power

sat, 07 aug 2010 14:43:53 +0000

placing one or more unobtrusive small wind generating devices on the roof of a garage or any building to turn only when there is wind power to compress air to be used later seems reasonable to me. air compressors are common in garages where compressed air is used to power lug wrenches to remove a vehicle tire and, with proper size tanks could be used residentially. when the wind blows air pressure could be saved for when necessary to be used when needed. the number and size of tanks would be detremined by need.

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unobtrusive river water power

sat, 07 aug 2010 13:51:53 +0000

utilize the current of moving water to generate electricity. by placing water powered electric generators in the main currents of water ways electric generators can produce power to generate batteries for electric cars and other use. to make the installations unobtrusive they should be made to appear like boulders in the waterways.

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idea for residential electricity production

sat, 07 aug 2010 13:34:29 +0000

place small wind electric producing generators for such minor needs such as charging batteries for electric vehicles and use in homes.

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vent refrigerators outside

sat, 07 aug 2010 13:30:00 +0000

electric refrigerators, at least in suitable climes, should be vented outside in warm weather and use cold air from the outside in cold weather. to have refrigerator compressors laboring in extracting cold air from air we have paid to heat when the outside environment is often colder than the refrigerator seems like a waste of energy. vented outside in hot weather and utilized in the refrigerator in cold weather seems to make sense to me. in warm weather we pay for cooling the air with an air conditioner and then the refrigerator pours the hot air from cooling the box into the house to raise the demand of the air conditioner. that also does not make sense excepting to those who benefit by selling electriciity.

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