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Environment & Energy

bvar22

(39,909 posts)

3. Kudos.

Reply to kristopher (Original post)

Sat Aug 31, 2013, 03:14 PM

Aug 2013

I like this.
Simple.
Few Moving parts.
Looks easy to build...on any scale.
Mostly underwater or below ground so seaside communities should have no objections.

Gains: No Emissions electricity & fresh water.

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How The Power Of Ocean Waves Could Yield Freshwater With Zero Carbon Emissions [View all] kristopher Aug 2013 OP

This is the right idea Hydra Aug 2013 #1

reminds me a little of the hydraulic hybrid xmission designs phantom power Aug 2013 #2

Kudos. bvar22 Aug 2013 #3

So get building already! silverweb Aug 2013 #4

K&R-A great investment. felix_numinous Aug 2013 #5

ok, see, i said this last week. mopinko Aug 2013 #6

This is a wonderful idea! nt Enthusiast Sep 2013 #7

Sounds almost as simple as a hydraulic ram. n/t CRH Sep 2013 #8