Re: Gasification of propane

the_dawggie wrote:
> On May 9, 6:56 pm, atec77 <atec77NOS...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> the_dawggie wrote:
>>> On May 9, 5:00 pm, atec77 <atec77NOS...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>>> A question about propane working at -35 (thats F) gas arisen in
another
>>>> group so guys what are the limits ?
>>> -37 C so you might be in limits,
>>   did you read what I wrote ?
> 
> I think so -
> 
> H cv -35 "F"
> -35.0000 F
> =-35.0000 f
> =-37.2222 c
> =235.7778 k
> 
>>   might be pu****ng> it depending on butane content. Pure propane
>>> at -44 C.
>>> For automotive use?
>>   meh.. power generation  on a dtmf remote controlled site .
> 
> I'm thinking Athol has a plan, you could use it or the
> battery/panel power. Take some stuffing around with.
This particular unit is for use in North America but once this is sorted 
Ill be doing something similar in Unzud down the bottom end ( west of 
gore) , simple stuff like painting the lpg cylinder the right shade of 
dark will offer a couple of degrees heating avoiding that energy 
expenditure should see it going , wind was considered but the site Ill 
be dealing with gets gusts exceeding 200 kl/h during storms so gas seems 
a better option as replacement will be every couple of months .