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our collaboratory will evaluate the possibilities for optimization for small-scale fuel generation. We mean personal fuel makers - a radical proposition. We are writing a grant proposal for this - and will consider a dual license - free to small producers, and royalty-based for companies with gross sales of a million or more dollars. | our collaboratory will evaluate the possibilities for optimization for small-scale fuel generation. We mean personal fuel makers - a radical proposition. We are writing a grant proposal for this - and will consider a dual license - free to small producers, and royalty-based for companies with gross sales of a million or more dollars. | ||
=History of Research= | |||
[http://www.fischer-tropsch.org/ This site] is worth researching for an overview of research on Fischer-Tropsch synthesis to date. | |||
Revision as of 14:19, 29 July 2008
Introduction
Based on a personal gasifier (care of Dr. Yuyi Lin [1], Mike Koch, et al.):
which generates gas from any cellulosic biomass:
we can take the process further to make liquid fuels.
Extension to Liquid Fuel Production
Utilizing Fischer-Tropsch synthesis, a process proven on a large scale:
(from Wikipedia)
our collaboratory will evaluate the possibilities for optimization for small-scale fuel generation. We mean personal fuel makers - a radical proposition. We are writing a grant proposal for this - and will consider a dual license - free to small producers, and royalty-based for companies with gross sales of a million or more dollars.
History of Research
This site is worth researching for an overview of research on Fischer-Tropsch synthesis to date.