Electricity: antler grease in a generator

[jean63]

You can not stop progress :
a generator works with andouille grease and provides 80% of the electricity of the "antouillerie" !!!

Seen on FR3's newscast .... amazing =>

http://jt.france3.fr/1213/index.php3?jt=0

click on "Andouille grease to produce ... electricity"

misterloxo ..... there is good to save the video.

[Misterloxo]

here is the video viewable:

https://www.econologie.com/electricite-v ... -3562.html

We have quite few details on the process ... they don't talk about heating ...

The ideal would be a cogeneration process of the heating / DHW + stirling type to make electricity, no?

Edit by Christophe: link to the video in stream

[Gregconstruct]

It's not stupid for andouille ...

[jonule]

in any case there must pass the andouille!

sure there is a market in the US for liposuction fat

[Christophe]

Loxo (and the others) in order to facilitate the exchange of this kind of video, you don't need to make a "econology TV channel"on Dailymotion for example?

Exactly as Oliomobile did, see: http://www.dailymotion.com/oliomobile

[Christophe]

Here is the video is on the site: https://www.econologie.com/electricite-v ... -3562.html

I also renamed the title of this topic.

Any suggestions for EconoTV?

[Christophe]

If not to speak a little about the content of the report:

a) they speak of adding ethanol. Do you think it is just a thinning agent or that there is an esterification which is done to lead to diester?

b) in the first case I doubt that the engine will last the life given by the manufacturer. We will not repeat it enough: it is not enough to correct the viscosity of a fuel to obtain the combustion properties of diesel! But this engine has the advantage of probably running 24/24 so no "destructive" cold starts.

c) "10L per hour" for a 30 kW AC gives an average load of roughly 25 kW assuming that one L of liquid grease contains 8 kWh. Problem does not fit with the 9 tons announced above ... or did I "hear" wrong?

[Flytox]

Bonjour à tous

He is actually talking about 9 tonnes per week, which makes about 47 l / hour. The usable proportion of the 47 liters of fat may be as little as 10 liters of "oil" when decanted, filtered, thinned.

In fat, I guess there must be a little bit of everything, protein, water etc ... It may not be easy to separate and not necessarily their job. By looking carefully, the decanted by-product must also be recoverable. (pigs)

A+

[Christophe]

No there are not as many losses ... Unless they do an esterification and again it seems huge to me the report ...

Well, we're not going to quibble about numbers, huh

[abyssin3]

Seen on FR3's newscast .... amazing =>

No, nothing surprising, I have always seen lots of antics on the news.
The only difference is that the ones you see make electricity, the ones I see, information.