Your ignorance certainly is Dumbie.
Your ignorance certainly is Dumbie.
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When I was in the Army in Germany I was the designated stuckee for get-to-know-the-locals jaunts. One was a tour of the local sewage treatment plant. After the guide had led us through the flower-bordered, unfenced, settling ponds she opened the door to a huge Diesel engine that ran on methane from a sludge digester dome beside it. It powered the facility and passed the excess power to the city. IIRC she said they had never needed to change the oil in it.
Read the first comment by SteamRoss.53. He has it right, except for the uniflow steam engines running on superheated steam. The whole point of uniflows is to avoid the need for superheated steam. You can do it, but it has nothing to do with the uniflow's operation or performance.
Other than that minor nitpick, the guy knows what he's talking about.
A hyped-up flash-boiler feeding a radial engine. They've been around for over 100 years.
Note that the feature pushed for the "Cyclone" is fuel flexibility. That's what drove the Stirling developments in the 1970s, including Ford's fleet of Stirling-powered postal trucks.
What happened is that we since learned how to burn just about any liquid or gaseous fuel in IC engines, and they have many advantages.
It's a very subtle skill that begs for hands-on instruction. If I wanted to really get into it, that's what I'd do.
Oh, I'm sure.
My interest in the subject goes back to the early '60s, when I received a copy of _Sports Car Bodywork_ for Christmas. I always wanted to try it but not to build a car body. I just wanted to know something about doing it.
So, not many years ago I was offered some 3003 aluminum, and I thought I'd give it a try.
If you get good at it, let us know how difficult it is, or not. It looks to me like the real experts can do it with amazing speed, even without an English wheel or power planisher.
Same for the Cymri. A pox on your Horsa and Hengist!
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Paleface? Im Original People. Ojibwa.
Gunner
The methodology of the left has always been:
Ayup..Columbus was a late comer.
Gunner
The methodology of the left has always been:
I knew you'd reply here. So predictable !!
Bunker fuel will burn in a pickup truck?
The methodology of the left has always been:
Ayaaaah!!
The methodology of the left has always been:
If we're reduced to bunker oil, it will mean that your pickup truck is too hot with radiation to drive, and you'll either be deep underground or dead.
Do you have bunker oil stations in Taft?
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Gesundheit!
You replied to me, with an asinine post and then are *shocked* that I replied to you? Dumbie, you are as stupid as they come. ...but you knew that.
We have bunker oil wells in Taft.
You do know I live in the middle of the Kern-Sunset oil fields, right?
Gunner
The methodology of the left has always been:
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ROFLMAO!!!!
Well done!!!
Gunner
The methodology of the left has always been:
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It was done because US armed forces burned down the equivalent Canadian place.
It also demoralised the enemy. Let them know they were beat.
US forces are till at it, what happened to Saddam's palaces.?
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All part of the American attempt to justify colonisation and ethnic cleansing. Invent some history.
I'm likely a bit Pictish myself as my mother is from Scotland.
Pretty sure the US indians want you to go home too. Unless you are a Pawnee or something.
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Comfort yourself. It's only a hypothesis. A bit like Hollywood crap.
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