Oil Producers Are Burning Enough 'Waste' Gas to Power Every Home in Texas !
Apr 16, 2019 73 Replies
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DecadentLinuxUserNumeroUno
snipped-for-privacy@optonline.net wrote in news:79838ec8-2326-46ed-9393- snipped-for-privacy@googlegroups.com:
So rare that an elementary school mentality punk like you doesn't know the FIRST thing about them.
Damn, punk... you are more blind with it right there in front of your face than Donald Trump is when someone he subsequently fires shows him where he errs.
You do not err, dude. You ARE error.
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DecadentLinuxUserNumeroUno
snipped-for-privacy@optonline.net wrote in news:79838ec8-2326-46ed-9393- snipped-for-privacy@googlegroups.com:
The entire kitchen, idiot. And the ranges in those houses are commercial level in size, and so YES, you stupid f*ck, the room requires a huge cfm hood and that is just for the range and oven station, not your lame 'side vent'.
The last house I lived in was over 7500 square feet and the kitchen was huge and the range was too and it had a hood over it, right in the middle of the kitchen.
You've obviously 'never seen' a lot of things. You're probably so fat you haven't seen your little fireman in a decade, much less anything about the real world.
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trader4
I see, so you think residential kitchens have exhaust system that vent the whole kitchen instead of being over the range? And that those feed not to an exhaust vent, but up a chimney? ROFL. Show us some examples. Why on earth would any sane person want to take conditioned air from the whole kitchen and throw it outdoors? And you're trying to tell us how to conserve energy? You have a hood over the range to capture smoke and smell there and vent that outside, typically through a side wall vent.
BTW, what do you think the temp of that air is? It's room temp, fool. So, why are you talking about putting your new invention on the chimney, instead of just putting it in the air in the house?
And the ranges in those houses are
Where do you think those range hoods typically vent? They don't build a chimney, they vent it out the side or a bubble on the back roof. Ovens don't have a vent. And after that, what;s the purpose to then venting the whole kitchen up a chimney? I guess that's why they don't exist. In modern houses, if you were going to vent a whole room like that for fresh air, you'd use an air-to-air heat exchanger and again, that does not involve a chimney.
No s*it Sherlock. That's what I've been trying to tell you, that they have a vent hood over the range. And it doesn't go to a chimney either. What you're describing is a hood over a center island range. They typically get vented out the side of the house. BTW, how hot do you think that air is to drive your miracle 40 watt device? How often does that range hood run?
I'm still waiting for you to tell us the technology in your miracle device? What temp gas stream does it require? How much heat will it capture to make that 40W? How much does it cost and how much to install? Maintenance cost? How long does it last? How do I get the whopping 40W from your device on the chimney to the battery in the garage?
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jurb6006
I didn't label it, I just want to understand the label or have others understand the label. A label is nothing but a name, socialist can be an adjective or adverb. I guess it could be a noun like "You are a socialist".
What other word does it ? Communist ? Everybody shares ? That is not our way. Neither is socialism except when it comes to infrastructure. The pipes have to meet, the interstates have to meet
Well both socialism and communism have negative connotations and are considered undesirable. However the theory behind these forms of governance are not inherently bad, it is people who f*ck it up.
Well my agenda is to make my life better, and then everyone else. Well not everyone...
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jurb6006
doesn't stifle everything like it did with Democrats? And to top it off you spout the classic socialist platitude, "the money goes for infrastructure and "whatever", not into the pockets of a half dozen people. Sounds like Bernie. "
Look it up.
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bill.sloman
rsation. If you want to discuss an issue, discuss the issue. Why worry wi th giving it a label? "
erstand the label. A label is nothing but a name, socialist can be an adjec tive or adverb. I guess it could be a noun like "You are a socialist".
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Nor is it socialism. Socialism isn't about "everybody sharing" but rather a bout keeping the less-well-off up at a level where they can work (if there is work available).
This does take resources away from the better-off (in the short term) but i t isn't sharing.
Sweden is about a socialist as it gets, but the the Gini index there is 0.2
5, not zero. It's appreciably more nearly equal than most advanced industri al countries, where the Gini index is around 0.30 and quite a lot more equa l than the US where the Gini index is 0.41 .
The socialist argument is that if you keep people fed and housed when they aren't earning, they will stay healthy enough to work when work does come a long.
It pays to spend money on training and educating them when they aren't work ing because this should make them more productive when the can get work (an d if they are trained in skills that society needs, they can get work as so on as they have been trained).
Keeping the kids fed and in education when their parents are out of work is another long term investment. In the US, kids growing up in single parent households don't do a well - in the long term - as kids who grow up with tw o parents. In Sweden single parent household get enough support from social services (paid for by tax-payers) that kids who grow up in signle parent h ouseholds seem to do just well as the rest of the population.
ve to meet, the interstates have to meet
conservative. Each label carries a lot of implications which may or may no t relate to the person or idea being discussed."
idered undesirable. However the theory behind these forms of governance are not inherently bad, it is people who f*ck it up.
ave an agenda."
t everyone...
Socialism doesn't actually aim to make life better. It concentrate on makin g the lives of people at the bottom of the pecking order good enough to pre vent them getting damaged. A much less open-ended ambition.
Bill Sloman, Sydney
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DecadentLinuxUserNumeroUno
snipped-for-privacy@optonline.net wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@googlegroups.com:
You really have a reading comprehension issue, and now it apears you have retention issues as well.
It is a STONE structure. There are exactly ZERO "exhaust vents".
Use your brain. A building with 14 chimneys is going to be several thousands of square feet in size. It is also going to have a huge kitchen (and it does). It has not one of the fourteen chimneys, but a full quad of them situated in two pairs. One is kitchen, and one is laundry/boiler room.
You? All of your chimneys lead away from the idiot room, and how any heat gets generated there is a mystery since it is mostly bone to start with.
Nice try though, bonehead.
I talk about stone castle structures and you start spewing stupid s*it about stick box residential homes.
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DecadentLinuxUserNumeroUno
snipped-for-privacy@optonline.net wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@googlegroups.com:
You keep mumbling about some imaginary "it", which you seem to think you want built for you. Hey... DUMBFUCK. WAKE UP.
The only thing I would ever sell you would be a big splintery NYPD broomstick handle. You have to accept the demonstration spam though, at which time it gets shoved three feet up your ass.
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DecadentLinuxUserNumeroUno
snipped-for-privacy@optonline.net wrote in news:774d1ef4-86be-435c-bae2- snipped-for-privacy@googlegroups.com:
You do not know that. Period, you presumptuous dumbfuck!
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DecadentLinuxUserNumeroUno
snipped-for-privacy@optonline.net wrote in news:774d1ef4-86be-435c-bae2- snipped-for-privacy@googlegroups.com:
Your obsession with your pathetic failed use of terms, acting as if anything you say has anything to do with reality, is a real joke, boy.
It is a miracle that you made it as far as you have in life.
Here is an analogy for you. If you fail on this one, we will all know just how stupid you are.
A solar panel. Real simple. A 200 Watt solar panel.
It does not put out 200 Watts except in idel conditions. So at all other times, it puts out less, based on the input energy, which is, in this case, light.
The device it pumps into does not require 200 Watts to run. It performs its charging function on the battery pack throughout an entire range of input energy levels from the panel. It is in this way that the panel adds energy to the system regardless of light level.
That is because the charging device slowly charges the battery pack, which is used for a higher power draw device for a shorter period.
The panel is not meant to power a device, it is meant to provide whatever it provides whenever light is present.
Now, if you cannot grasp that a trickle charge system is not the same as your imagined magical source, then you have no business here at all.
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DecadentLinuxUserNumeroUno
snipped-for-privacy@optonline.net wrote in news:774d1ef4-86be-435c-bae2- snipped-for-privacy@googlegroups.com:
WHAT 40 WATTS, YOU RETARDED PIECE OF S*IT???
You have an obsession with this number, little BOY!
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DecadentLinuxUserNumeroUno
snipped-for-privacy@optonline.net wrote in news:ab394900-15fd-41e8-b875- snipped-for-privacy@googlegroups.com:
You are an immature little child, at best.
You need a whopping 40 inches of NYPD broomstick handle shoved up your ass till it comes out your other ass on top of your neck.
But go ahead and post more stupid s*it into the group, dumbfuck.
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DecadentLinuxUserNumeroUno
snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@googlegroups.com:
So, you are saying that this last short sweet post is good, and telling the piece of s*it about the criminality of his mother is not?
The punk does not even have a clue about how battery storage systems work.
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trader4
What does what the structure is made of have to do with the number of exhaust vents? It doesn't. But you're contradicting yourself because yesterday you told us that one of your houses you were crowing about had a chimney for the whole kitchen, which would be an exhaust. And I'd like to see an example of one of your houses with 6 or is it
14? chimneys that has no exhausts other than chimneys. Funny, this coming from the guy that's trying to save energy. With no exhausts, what do you do when you take a dump in the toilet? If you're frugal, you'd live with the stink. Everybody else that has brains has a bathroom exhaust fan, because it works better and is far more energy efficient than opening the window in winter or summer.
Wow, you really think so? My house is 3200 sq ft and it has just one chimney.
It is also going to have
And what exactly do all those do? You claimed fireplaces are not used to cook. Why would you use a chimney for a boiler? You're here talking about saving energy, being frugal. Well then, as I've told you 5 times now, you use a high efficiency, 93%+ boiler! And they are DIRECT VENT, they can't be vented into a chimney! So, what are those chimneys going to the boiler room doing? Simple answer is they don't and you're just making it up as you go.
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trader4
I absolutely know that, I see them all the time. That's where mine is vented, not into a chimney.
BTW, nice editing job so no one can tell what you're talking about. For the record, it was kitchen range vents.
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trader4
None of that blather has anything to do with the simple questions I asked about your proposed energy capturing device that you claim produces ~40 watts being installed on a chimney.
What technology? What temp gas stream is required How much of the heat is captured? How much does it cost? Lifetime? Maintenance? Install cost?
Oh, and how does the whopping 40W get from the chimney to the battery in the garage on the other end of that 14 chimney house?
Hello?
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trader4
You asked that yesterday, I answered. You proposed some mythical new device that recovers "a few tens of watts" of electricity from a chimney. OK, to keep it simple, i used the number 4, because few isn't a number, but 3 or 4 is consistent with that. 4 x 10 = 40 Got it now?
Now will you answer my questions:
What technology? What temp gas stream is required How much of the heat is captured? How much does it cost? Lifetime? Maintenance? Install cost?
Oh, and how does the whopping 40W get from the chimney to the battery in the garage on the other end of that 14 chimney house?
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trader4
Actually, he's wrong, all of what you post is pure BS. K is right, you're always wrong.
By the way, where are my answers about your proposed energy device?
What technology? What temp gas stream is required How much of the heat is captured? How much does it cost? Lifetime? Maintenance? Install cost?
Oh, and how does the whopping 40W get from the chimney to the battery in the garage on the other end of that 14 chimney house?
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gnuarm.deletethisbit
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versation. If you want to discuss an issue, discuss the issue. Why worry with giving it a label? "
nderstand the label. A label is nothing but a name, socialist can be an adj ective or adverb. I guess it could be a noun like "You are a socialist".
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about keeping the less-well-off up at a level where they can work (if ther e is work available).
Much like Obamacare, a lot of people don't understand what socialism is or misuse the term knowingly. From an online dictionary,
/?s?SH??liz?m/ noun noun: socialism
a political and economic theory of social organization which advocates that the means of production, distribution, and exchange should be owned or regulated by the community as a whole.
I'm not sure that medicare for all quite fits this definition. It defines how medical care is paid for, not how it is owned or regulated. Although t here certainly is a level of management by the government, but I don't thin k it rises to the level of "socialism" according to this definition.
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trader4
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er about keeping the less-well-off up at a level where they can work (if th ere is work available).
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s that the means of production, distribution, and exchange should be owned or regulated by the community as a whole.
s how medical care is paid for, not how it is owned or regulated. Although there certainly is a level of management by the government, but I don't th ink it rises to the level of "socialism" according to this definition.
The part you're forgetting is that Medicare for all puts the govt into the medical insurance business for everyone and puts private enterprise out of business. Bernie has bragged about doing exactly that. And as part of it, they heavily regulate the underlying health industry to make it do what they want it to do.
How about this idea? Why don't we find out what exactly is wrong, what's broken, why the same economic forces that deliver everything, housing, food , energy, clothing, cars, very cost effectively, doesn't work well with healthcare? I'd like to see an independent commission appointed, lead by someone like a Jack Welch, Andy Grove or Bill Gates to find what the problems are and why they can't be fixed with a free market approach. Neither of the parties will do that, they both just claim to have the answers. Do you really think Trump, Pelosi, Schumer, etc really understand any of this?
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