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*Essentially an [[Open Source Turboshaft Aircraft Engine]] that is used for stationary rotary motion generation | *Essentially an [[Open Source Turboshaft Aircraft Engine]] that is used for stationary rotary motion generation | ||
*Should be able to use liquid fuels and gaseous fuels | |||
*Liquid Fuels: | |||
**[[Ethanol]] | |||
**[[Methanol]] | |||
**[[Biodiesel]] | |||
**[[Bio-Jet Fuel]] | |||
**[[Dimethyl Ether]] | |||
**Really need to check what can and can't work '''NEEDS MORE RESEARCH''' | |||
*Gaseous Fuels | |||
**[[Hydroge]] | |||
**[[RNG]] | |||
=Used For= | =Used For= | ||
Revision as of 01:37, 5 April 2020
Basics
- Essentially an Open Source Turboshaft Aircraft Engine that is used for stationary rotary motion generation
- Should be able to use liquid fuels and gaseous fuels
- Liquid Fuels:
- Ethanol
- Methanol
- Biodiesel
- Bio-Jet Fuel
- Dimethyl Ether
- Really need to check what can and can't work NEEDS MORE RESEARCH
- Gaseous Fuels
Used For
- Medium to Large Scale Power Generators
- Large Vehicles
- Smaller home scale version?
- Hydrogen Cooled Gas Turbine for INTENSE industrial use? (Probably need a full on engineer for that one)
Industry Standards
Existing Open Source Designs
Minimum Viable Product
- Scaleable from commercial grade generators, and things like large commercial groundcraft/watercraft, all the way to industrial grade generators