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Thursday, August 7, 2008
- Flight >
SpaceShipTwo heading for 2008 test flight - Designed as an environmentally benign space launch system, SpaceShipTwo is the world’s largest, all carbon composite aircraft and will be capable of carrying eight astronauts or other payloads into sub-orbital space flight. (GizMag; August 4, 2008)
Wednesday, Aug. 6, 2008
- Featured: Ground Source Heat Pumps >
EarthLinked Technologies Harness Earth Temp - Company has been in the business of installing Ground Source Heat Pumps for nearly two decades. The residential and commercial systems save energy in the winter and summer, drawing from the thermal mass of the earth with their direct geo-exchange technology. ROI is just a few years. (PESWiki; July 18, 2008)
- Electromagnetic / Engines > Linear Combustion Electromagnetic Engines >
Free Piston Power Pack - The FP3 is a super-efficient, low-cost electric generator module with exceptional power density. Operation is based on 'free pistons' (unrestrained by con-rods or crank shaft) being driven back and forth inside cylinders by controlled internal combustion. Permanent magnets are attached to these pistons and move through stator coils, thus generating electric power. (Pempek; August 5, 2008)
- Lighting > OLED >
OLED Breakthrough: 70 Lumens/Watt! - Researchers at the U. of Michigan and Princeton have allegedly fabricated OLEDs that can produce 70 lumens per watt (compared to 15 lumens per watt for incandescent), using a grid combined with nano-scale micro-lenses 5 micrometers wide. (TreeHugger; July 25, 2008)
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
- Featured: Engines >
Interview: Super-Efficient 'Gun' Engine - Canadian inventor, Kazimierz Holubowicz, has come up with an environmentally friendly and transmission-free engine based on the same mechanics as how a bullet is shot from a gun. More recent test results showed a 14% increase in torque while using 10% as much fuel. (FreeEnergyNow; Aug. 4, 2008)
- Tools >
ICreateProfits Service Helps Energy Website Development - A great tool for those with websites (energy or otherwise), to help them improve, but especially for those who are contemplating making the plunge, with beginning-to-end resources. Instructive step-by-step videos aid the concise instructions. (ICreateProfits)
- Wind >
IQWind's Breakthrough Gear Systems - The IQWind flagship product is a new and unique gear system that solves the variable wind limitation, is more reliable and lighter. It is a mechanical add-on to wind turbines that enables the upgraded turbines to work at much higher efficiency rates.
Monday, August 4, 2008
- Featured: Solar > Concentrated
Lateral Aperture Solar Design - "Think of a sheet of glass set out to capture the sunlight; instead of letting the light pass through or reflecting it off somewhere, it captures the light inside the thickness of the pane. It then redirects it toward an edge, or a number of them, where it then emerges at a concentration ratio." (PESWiki; July 23, 2008)
- Solid State > Thermal Electric >
Material May Help Autos Turn Heat into Electricity - Researchers have invented a new material that could potentially make cars more efficient by converting heat wasted through engine exhaust into electricity. The researchers say that the material has twice the efficiency of anything currently on the market. (Renewable Energy Worldwide; July 25, 2008)
- Ethanol >
Research drives improvements in efficient biofuel processing - Iowa State University project is focused on using fungi to clean up and improve the dry-grind ethanol production process. That process grinds corn kernels and adds water and enzymes. The enzymes break the starches into sugars. The sugars are fermented with yeasts to produce ethanol. (Engineer Live; July 31, 2008)
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