Comments on: Process in Big-Screen Plasma TVs Can Produce Ultra-Clean Fuel

By: Bailey Lockhart

Bailey Lockhart — Tue, 06 Sep 2011 14:21:15 +0000

1. Plasma big-screen tv’s produce clean fuel.

2. The fuel the plasma tv’s make is inexpensice and efficient.

3. The reactor is about the size of a refrigerator and can use everyday waste from cooking to make energy.

4. Czernichowski was a scientist at the Universit of New Orleans in France when he discovered non-equilibrium cold plasma.

5. The biofuels can be used as additives to various types of engine fuels to improve certain fuel properties. Another important advantage is their much lower toxicity for mankind and the environment compared to conventional fuels.

By: Dante McDowell

Dante McDowell — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 01:03:00 +0000

1. Today’s big-screen tv’s have been found to produce “clean” fuel.
2. This fuel is also relatively inexpensive which makes it efficient and good for the economy.
3. A Glidarc reactor is the device that processes the reaction to produce the fuel.
4. The glycerol by-product amounts to 200 pounds for every 2000 pounds of biodiesel.
5. Diesel oil, gasoline, and kerosene can be produced through this process

By: Max Carter

Max Carter — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 00:06:14 +0000

1. The process that lights up plasma screen tv’s is starting to be used to create ultra clean biofuels.
2. These fuels are very cheap, and very abundant.
3. They can use grease from restaurants’ kitchens.
4. It is very low tech and a system can be made out of products found at your local home-improvement store.
5. Farmers could use leaves that fall off of corn stalks after they harvest as fuel.

By: Emily Pullen

Emily Pullen — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 23:23:50 +0000

GlidArc uses plasma to make simple, clean fuel.

All parts used to make this fuel can be bought at your local hardware store

You could build the setup in a few days for about $10,000

Plumber piping is used instead of expensive ceramics.

Got its name for the gliding air that creates the plasma in the reactor.

By: Heath roberts

Heath roberts — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 19:34:40 +0000

1. The low tech devices are used to power cloud gas
2. Diesel fuel releaes for as much pollutants into the air
3. Big screen plasma tvs can produce ultra clean fuel
4. Vehicles and distribution systems
5. 200 pounds for every 2000 pounds of biodsel

By: Samuel Jobe

Samuel Jobe — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 01:23:02 +0000

august 29, 2011
Process in Big-Screen Plasma TVs Can Produce Ultra-Clean Fuel
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1. a small, low-tech device called a GlidArc reactor that uses electrically-charged clouds of gas called plasmas in TV’s produces in three steps very clean fuels from waste materials.
2. all the materials needed to start this three step process in developing this fuel can be found at your local hardware or home supply store.
3. In urban areas waste cooking oils from a restaurant could be the raw material that produces this clean mix of carbon monoxide and hydrogen gas to synthesize biofuels.
4. Czernichowski discovered in 1986 that a branch of science called non-equilibrium cold plasma could be used to produce a new transportation fuel that is less polluting to the air and environment.
5. the main advantage of biobased fuels that the glidarc technology creates is that they constitute a replacement for fossil Diesel oil, gasoline or kerosene.

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By: Godfrey Cooper

Godfrey Cooper — Wed, 24 Aug 2011 01:56:37 +0000

1. Big screen tv displays are getting a new life in producing ultra clean fuels.
2. We use plumber piping and connections, and ordinary home insulation.
3. Areas that produce biodiesel fuel, glycerol could be converted into clean fuels.
4. Non-equilibrium cold plasma could be used to produce new transportation fuels that are less polluting than their conventional counterparts .
5. GlidArc Technology can create replacement for fossil Diesel oil, gasoline or kerosene, and could be used in engines, vehicles and distribution systems.

By: Jimmy Travens

Jimmy Travens — Wed, 24 Aug 2011 01:54:09 +0000

1.TV displays is getting a new life in producing ultra clean fuels.
2. Plasma allows chemical reactions to occur at dramatically reduced temperatures.
3. The low-tech, device is uses powerd clouds of gas
4.Non-equilibrium cold plasma could be used to produce new less polluting fuels.
5.This device is called GlidArc.

By: Brittany Powell

Brittany Powell — Tue, 23 Aug 2011 21:46:13 +0000

1. A GlidArc reactor uses Electric clouds to make ultra clean fuels for plasma screen televisions.
2. One is a diesel fuel that releases 10 times less air pollution than its notoriously sooty, smelly conventional counterpart.
3. “Low-tech and low cost are the guiding principles behind the GlidArc reactors,” said Albin Czernichowski, Ph.D., who presented the report.
4. Czernichowski noted that the reactors, about the size of a refrigerator, are custom designed to clean dirty gases produced by a low-tech gasification of locally available wastes, biomass, or other resources to produce clean mix of carbon monoxide and hydrogen gas to synthesize biofuels.
5. Corn farming regions, for instance, could use corn stover (leaves and stalks left in the field after harvest) as the raw material. In urban areas, waste cooking oil from restaurants could be the raw material.