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Has Obama proven to be one of the least transparent and biggest pork supporting presidents ever?Also we can't forget blackmail now that Obama is threatening to close down an Air Force base in Nebraska to punish Ben Nelson.
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Yeah, see the Bush administration.
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Yes and he is the biggest threat to our security!!
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Yes, he's quickly moving his name to the top of that list.
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Back stabber too.....
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yes and a few other choice words too
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Obama is very transparent. I can see right through him.
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No...(no Administration in US History comes close to the Bush Administration when it comes to lack of transparency)
I do see you support government welfare when it involves the military, though. You do realize that any attack on Nebraska would have to go through SO MANY other states that ALREADY have bases?
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No. You can't have record deficits in a booming economy without passing a lot of pork, *ahem* Bush and the Republicans.
Also, I don't think it's Obama that is threatening Ben Nelson. Funding Air Force bases is a power of Congress, not the presidency.
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He is so porky that I feel like we put Tyson foods in office
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Boxee Debuts Cloudee Storage Service
As consumer video-sharing continues to flourish, it was only a matter of time before supporting services hit the cloud. Trying to take a leadership role in this emerging field, Boxee just debuted a cloud storage service dubbed Cloudee.
The set-top box and streaming media software start-up said Monday that it's starting with an invite-only, beta iPhone app for Cloudee, which will enable select users to share personal videos with family and close friends.
"For a while now, it's been painful to get our personal videos to the TV screen -- our Road Trips, Boxee Meetups, family videos with our kids," Avner Ronen, founder and CEO of Boxee, explained in a blog post on Monday. "Some of these videos were on our phones, others on our laptop or network storage, and the ones we really wanted to see were always taken by our friends."
Rather than copying videos into a thumb drive, uploading to YouTube -- and setting it to private -- Boxee's new iPhone app allows users to upload videos, organize them into collections, and share them as they wish.
Already a de facto leader in the cloud computing space, Apple offers a similar service through its iCloud photostream service, which the company is expected to relaunch shortly. As with Apple customers, however, Cloudee is not insisted that its users sync their devices to gain access across multiple platforms.
Analysts took note of Boxee's entrance into the video-sharing cloud-based space, while expressing cautious optimism about its prospects.
"The company is taking aim at the complexities involved in sharing personal video shot with a mobile phone with friends and family," said TDG senior analyst Colin Dixon. "Cloudee should make it easier to manage collections and control who may see them. Watching on TV should be much easier for those with a Boxee box once Cloudee is integrated in."
During its beta period, Cloudee will be free, but Boxee later plans to release a paid version with unlimited video storage in the cloud, which subscribers will be able to access from their "Boxee Box," as well as any browser.
"The cloud is the natural place for personal videos," Ronen said. "We are now capturing videos on connected devices, which makes it easy to upload them directly to the cloud, watch them from anywhere and share them with whomever we like."
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I wanted to let the Chess.com community know that we are working on a site-wide design overhaul. What does this mean?
I just wanted to give you a headsup on it so you can start complaining about the change :P
ha ha. Let the complaining begin, just like when Facebook changes things around.
What?!!! After a year, I was finally starting to figure out the old site. Will that do for a start? I know I haven't set the bar very high, but it was the best I could come up with.
... let me be the first to start complaining about the CHANGE! cos soon there will be little or no CHANGE in my pocket! How much do we have to pay for these CHANGES!
This looks awful. Step backwards. A slap in the face of your longtime supporters.
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I certainly hope chess.com does a better job of upgrading than GMail did, but I'm very optimistic not least of all because GMail did such a crappy job of "upgrading" which included replacing words with confusing icons I guess for the benefit of illiterate users.
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I like how there is a share drop down menu. :)
I look forward to it. Hm maybe add a like button too! :-) Mahalo!
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I like the threads in the "More Recent Posts" section in that screenshot.
I'm pleased with several of the changes:
1. Very soon! (Not 100% sure.)
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3. Because Live Chess has already been updated to accord with the new overall look!
I like how all chess players are stupid :)
also, I am hoping that the new design would give a chance to organise tournament-page better. An option to separate tournaments that you are still in from tournaments you have already dropped out.
ouch that looks terrible.. oh no wait, it actually looks rather nice, well done
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US 5368616 A Abstract The present invention provides a method of decreasing air pollution from burning a combustible carbonaceous material, wherein the combustible carbonaceous material comprises an admixture of a non-combustible binder material, such as clay, and a combustible carbonaceous substance in the form of chunks of briquettes, in a natural draft furnace. The method comprises burning the chunks of briquettes, wherein said briquettes have been prepared by mixing about 60 to about 90 parts combustible carbonaceous particles, such as coal, with 40 to about 10 parts non-combustible binder material, such as clay, in a sufficient amount of water to obtain a moldable mixture, molding the mixture into a briquette form, allowing the briquette form to dry, preferably at a temperature above about room temperature from about 2 to about 6 days to form dried briquettes, preferably about 2 to about 25 cm on a side. The briquettes are burned in a natural draft furnace, whereby the emissions are decreased about 60 to about 90% as compared to the emissions from the burning of coal free of any treatment with non-combustible binder material.
Claims(13) 1. A method of decreasing air pollution resultant from burning a combustible carbonaceous material in a natural draft furnace, said method comprising decreasing emissions that cause air pollution by burning a combustible carbonaceous material, wherein the combustible carbonaceous material consists essentially of an admixture of a carbonaceous substance and a non-combustible binder material in the form of bricks, and wherein the bricks have been prepared by treating a carbonaceous substance with a non-combustible binder material, said treating being by mixing from about 70 to about 90 parts by volume of particles of the carbonaceous substance with about 30 to about 10 parts by volume of the non-combustible binder material, the binder material being clay, in a sufficient amount of water to obtain a moldable mixture, molding the aqueous mixture into a brick form, allowing the brick form to dry, and burning the bricks of carbonaceous substance treated with non-combustible clay binder material in a natural draft furnace at a temperature ranging from about 700 F. (about 371 whereby the emissions are decreased from about 50 to about 90% as compared to the emissions from burning comparably sized carbonaceous substance free of any treatment with non-combustible clay binder material.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein the carbonaceous substance comprises coal.
3. The method of claim 2, wherein the carbonaceous substance is selected from the group consisting of coke, woody materials, lignite coal, anthracite coal, bituminous coal, and combinations thereof.
4. The method of claim 1, wherein the brick is of a suitable size to be used as is as a briquette.
5. The method of claim 4, wherein the briquettes are from about 2 to about 25 cm on a side.
6. The method of claim 1, wherein the bricks are large and are formed into a suitable size to be used as briquettes by breaking, cutting, pressing, or a combination thereof.
7. The method of claim 6, wherein the briquettes are from about 2 to about 25 cm on a side.
8. The method of claim 1, wherein the clay is selected from the group consisting of montmorillonite clay, bentonite clay, kaolinite clay, ball clay, and combinations thereof.
9. The method of claim 1, wherein the carbonaceous substance is present in an amount of about 70 to about 85 parts and the clay is present in an amount of about 15 to about 30 parts.
10. The method of claim 1, wherein the drying is at a temperature above about room temperature from about 2 to about 6 days.
11. The method of claim 10, wherein the drying is at a temperature above about 80
12. The method of claim 1, wherein the natural draft furnace is selected from the group consisting of a residential furnace, a wood stove, or a light industrial furnace.
13. The method of claim 1, wherein the emissions are selected from the group consisting of particulate emissions, chromatographable organics, emissions, benzo(a)pyrene emissions, gravimetric non-volatile organics emissions, and combinations thereof.
Description This invention was made with government support under Contract No. 68-02-4701 awarded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The U.S. Government has certain rights in the invention. This invention relates to a method for decreasing air pollution from the burning of combustible carbonaceous substances such as coal. More particularly, the invention relates to the burning of a briquette, wherein the briquette comprises a non-combustible binder material, such as clay or concrete, and a combustible carbonaceous substance, in a natural draft furnace, whereby the emissions that cause air pollution are decreased. As the air pollution is decreased, so should there be a concomitant decrease in the incidence of lung cancer associated with the emissions causing air pollution as a result of the burning of combustible carbonaceous substances. As is well known, the present supply of oil is being rapidly depleted. Thus, its use as a source of energy, i.e. a heating fuel in a furnace, is becoming increasingly expensive while the supply is becoming increasingly uncertain. Accordingly, attempts have been made to substitute other types of fuels for oil, such as coal, charcoal, and the like. However, coal and charcoal, when burned in a natural draft furnace (such as a small unit in an apartment or a boiler for an apartment building) create a great deal of particulate matter, i.e., volatiles, semi-volatiles, gravimetric materials, and the like, which creates air pollution. Accordingly, such use of coal and charcoal has been disparaged. Instead generally the focus with coal and charcoal has been in heavy industry and the power industry. In heavy industry, the coal was transformed into coke. The coke, and also charcoal, was for use as a reducing agent for iron oxide ores in the manufacture of steel. In the power industry, the coal was burned in some electricity generation plants to generate the electricity. On the other hand, generally the focus with briquettes, compositions of a mineral acting as a binder (such as limestone, i.e., calcium carbonate, or clay, i.e. aluminum silicate, also known as zeolite) admixed with coal, charcoal, and combinations thereof, has been for food-cooking grills or stoves. For instance, there are the American outdoor grill used in the backyard or patio, and the Asian charcoal cook stove, such as the indoor portable hibachi used by the Japanese or the indoor in-ground pit with separator directing air flow to the bottom thereof used by the rural Chinese. With respect to briquettes for instance, U.S. Pat. No. 4,787,914 to Crace (issued Nov. 29, 1988) involves a briquette wherein clay in a desired predetermined portion is added to charcoal, coal, or a mixture thereof, to achieve a desired flavor enhancement for a food-cooking briquette. Also of interest is U.S. Pat. No. 2,110,370 to Lum (issued Mar. 8, 1938). This patent involves a composition of bituminous coal and clay that is heated to 350 a product with a decreased clinkering tendency as compared to bituminous coal absent the clay. Additionally relating to briquettes is U.S. Pat. No. 4,661,119 to Andersson et al. (issued Apr. 28, 1987). This patent involves briquettes suitable for use as an auxiliary fuel for the melting of minerals in the manufacture of mineral wool. The briquettes comprise 30-75% by weight particles of coke fines or coal fines, at least 7% by weight hydraulic cement binder, and at least 15% by weight filler that is an oxidic mineral component chosen from sand (silicon dioxide) or limestone powder (calcium carbonate powder). Also, it is noted that U.S. Pat. No. 1,875,287 to Weber (issued Aug. 30, 1932) involves a process for preparing semi-coke briquettes from bituminous coal. The process involves preparing a binding agent containing sulphite spent liquor with clay in a colloidal suspension, mixing the binding agent with fine bituminous coal, and forming the mixture into briquettes. The briquettes are then heated to drive off moisture and then subjected to a low temperature carbonization. Another related patent is U.S. Pat. No. 4,432,771 to Sawyer (issued Feb. 21, 1984). This patent involves an aqueous fuel slurry of 65-70% coal powder, 0.5-5% by weight wetting agent, 0.15-0.8% by weight clay stabilizing composition, and the remainder water. The clay stabilizing composition, when added to the aqueous fuel slurry, provides a stabilizing gel structure for the slurry. Lastly of background interest is U.S. Pat. No. 136,375 to Hayes (issued Mar. 4, 1873). This patent involves a process of combining calcareous clay and coal waste with boiling water, mixing the resultant under high heat to obtain 8-12% calcareous clay, and then mixing the resultant with asphalt. The present invention provides a method of decreasing air pollution that occurs from burning a combustible carbonaceous material in a natural draft furnace. The method comprises decreasing emissions that cause air pollution by burning a combustible carbonaceous material, wherein the combustible carbonaceous material comprises an admixture of a carbonaceous substance and a non-combustible binder material in the form of briquettes. The briquettes have been prepared by treating a carbonaceous substance, preferably coal, with a non-combustible binder material, preferably clay. The treating involves mixing from about 60 to about 90 parts of particles of the carbonaceous substance with about 40 to about 10 parts of the non-combustible binder material, based on a total amount of 100 parts by volume of carbonaceous substance and non-combustible binder material, in a sufficient amount of water to obtain a moldable mixture. Then, the aqueous mixture is molded into a brick form, and the brick form is allowed to dry. The brick form may be small enough to use as is as a briquette, or alternatively, if the brick form is large, it could be formed into smaller briquettes, such as by breaking or cutting or pressing. The drying should take place at a temperature above about room temperature from about 2 to about 6 days to form dried briquettes. Next, the dried briquettes are burned in a natural draft furnace. As a result of the inventive method, the emissions are decreased from about 50 to about 90% as compared to the emissions from burning comparably sized carbonaceous substance free of any treatment with non-combustible binder material. Therefore, it is the object of the present invention to provide a method for the burning of a carbonaceous substance, such as coal, in a natural draft furnace that decreases the air pollution associated with the burning of the carbonaceous substance, such as coal. It is another object of the present invention to provide a method for the burning of a carbonaceous substance, such as coal, in a natural draft furnace that will reduce emissions therefrom which method involves treating the carbonaceous with an inexpensive, readily available binder material, such as clay. Accordingly, it is an advantage of the present invention that since the emissions that cause air pollution from the burning of a carbonaceous substance, such as coal are decreased, the incidence of lung cancer associated with these emissions from the burning of a carbonaceous substance, such as coal, should also be decreased. Some of the objects, advantages, and the like of the present invention having been stated above, further objects will become evident as the description proceeds, when taken in connection with the Laboratory Example as best described below. First, it is noted that the following abbreviations are used herein. ______________________________________Total solid particulate = TSPVolatile organic compound = VOCTotal hydrocarbons = THCBenzo(a)pyrene = BAPProducts of incomplete combustion = PICTotal chromatographable organic = TCOPolycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon = PAHMass spectroscopy = MSFlame ionization detection = FIDGravimetrically = GRAVGas chromatography = GCTotal chromatographable organics = TCOEnvironmental Protection Agency = EPAAir & Energy Engineering Research = AEERLLaboratory of EPA______________________________________ Briquettes of combustible carbonaceous material are prepared from a non-combustible binder material and particles or fines of a carbonaceous substance. Various types non-combustible binder materials may be employed in accordance with the invention, including, but not limited to, clay, cementicious materials (such as concrete), and a combination thereof. Suitable clays include, but are not limited to, montmorillonite, bentonite, kaolinite, ball clay, and combinations thereof. The carbonaceous substance preferably is coal. As examples of carbonaceous substances, it is intended to include, but not be limited to, woody materials (i.e., including but not limiting to charcoal, sawdust, wood chips, and the like), coke, lignite coal (also known as smoky coal), anthracite coal, bituminous coal, and combinations thereof. The non-combustible binder material and particles of carbonaceous substance are slurried with water. Based on 100 parts by volume of non-combustible binder material and carbonaceous substance, the amount of non-combustible binder material should be from about 10 to about 40 parts by volume and the amount of carbonaceous substance should be from about 60 to about 90 parts by volume, in the water. More preferably, the amount of non-combustible binder material should be from about 15 to about 30 parts by volume and the amount of carbonaceous substance should be from about 70 to about 85 parts by volume. Most preferably, there are present about 15 to 20 parts by volume non-combustible binder material to about 75 to 80 parts by volume carbonaceous substance for a preferred ratio of binder material:carbonaceous substance that ranges from about 1:3 to 1:4. Since the water is eventually evaporated from the slurry, the ratio in the resultant molded briquettes is approximately the same. The non-combustible binder material and combustible carbonaceous particles are thoroughly mixed in the slurry of water so that the mixture is essentially homogeneous. A sufficient amount of water is employed in order to obtain a thick, plastic-like mixture that can be easily formed or molded into bricks or briquettes. The amount of water can be readily determined by the person of ordinary skill in the art without undue experimentation. After the resultant mixture is molded into bricks, the bricks are allowed to dry. The drying preferably is from about 2 to about 6 days, more preferably from about 3 to about 5 days, most preferably about 4 days. The drying should be done above about room temperature, more preferably above about 80 briquettes outdoors for air drying. After the molded bricks are dried, they may be suitably small enough so that they may be used as is as a briquette. In other words, at the molding step described in the above paragraph, briquettes of appropriate size could be molded or pressed into a desired shape, and then subjected to the drying. Alternatively, larger bricks could be formed into smaller pieces that are of a suitable briquette size. For instance, a person could form the bricks into briquettes by breaking the bricks in various ways, such as by hand or with a hammer, and the like, thereby forming the briquettes. In a factory, the bricks could be formed into briquettes by cutting in various ways, such as with a cutting machine and the like, thereby forming the briquettes. Thus, the forming briquettes may be by breaking, cutting, pressing or a combination thereof. The briquettes could be of any size, but preferably, the briquettes are of approximately the typical size of pieces or coal employed in coal-burning furnaces. A conveniently sized briquette is approximately 2 cm to approximately 25 cm on a side. By "side", it is intended to mean also this size of approximately 2 cm to approximately 25 cm across, reasonably depending on the shape of the brick or briquette. Also, bricks briquettes could be of any shape, such as generally round, generally oblong, generally rectangular, generally pillow shaped, generally of an irregular lump shape, and it is not intended to be limited thereby. The bricks or briquettes are then burned in a natural draft furnace. By natural draft furnace, it is intended to mean a furnace that burns coal in a temperature range lower than that of an industrial furnace for heavy industry, which furnace for heavy industry burns coal at a higher temperature and has a forced draft and a stack that collects particulates. A typical temperature range for a natural draft furnace is from about 700 760 C.) to about 1300 draft, stack, and higher temperature for burning coal, the furnace for heavy industry can readily decrease hydrocarbon particulates, but a natural draft furnace cannot. A natural draft furnace includes, but is not limited to, a residential furnace (such as that used in an apartment or house), a wood stove (such as that used in an apartment or house), or a light industrial furnace (such as a boiler for an apartment building). When the bricks or briquettes of carbonaceous substance treated with non-combustible binder material are burned in a natural draft furnace, surprisingly the emissions are drastically decreased as compared to the emissions from burning a comparably sized carbonaceous substance, such as coal, that has not been treated with a non-combustible binder material, such as clay. The decrease that can be achieved with the present invention is about 50% to about 90%, more preferably about 60% to about 80%, most preferably about 65% to about 75%. As discussed in further detail in the Laboratory Example below, for the experiment performed, total chromatographable organics emissions were decreased approximately 90%. Also, benzo(a)pyrene emissions were decreased approximately 65%, and gravimetric non-volatile organics emissions were decreased approximately 70%. The coal used was lignite coal (also known as smoky coal), obtained from the Hong Chong mine, the major source of smoky coal used in Xuan Wei County of the Peoples Republic of China. The clay was selected for its ready availability and was collected in Chapel Hill, N.C. Briquettes of clay and coal were prepared in a manner similar to the way the Chinese people prepare coal briquettes for use on their indoor in-ground pit with separator directing air flow to the bottom thereof. The Hong Chong coal was ground to two consistencies, a fine gravel and a powder. Clay (20%), powdered coal (40%), gravel-sized coal (40%), on a dry weight basis, in approximately 5 gallons (19 liters) of tap water were mixed for 75 minutes in a cement mixer (Mueller Mixer Company, Metuchen, N.J.). It is noted that due to similar densities of clay and coal, mixing them on a weight basis is substantially the same as mixing them on a volume basis. The resultant plastic-like mixture was then molded or formed into 28 briquettes, each of approximately 20 The molded briquettes were then dried for 4 days exposed to the open air and sunlight. As this was done during the summertime, during the daytime the temperature was approximately 90 was approximately 90%. Next, the dried briquettes were stored at ambient room temperature and humidity until used; the briquettes had a water content of 2.2% by weight when used. Immediately prior to the combustion test, the briquettes were broken into chunks similar in size to the coal chunks used. Both the clay/coal briquettes and the coal were used in chunks of approximately 5 to 10 cm on a side. The combustion experiments were conducted at the EPA Environmental Research Center in Research Triangle Park, N.C. A 2.4.times.2.4 metal outbuilding (burn hut) was used to conduct the combustion experiments. The burn hut had a dilution air system that was capable of delivering either 41.6 or 14.4 m.sup.3 /minute of ambient air (flows measured with an Airdata Flow Meter, Shortridge Instruments Inc., Scottsdale, Ariz.). The dilution air system maintained a slight positive pressure on the burn hut to minimize air infiltration. Combustion of coal and combustion of clay/coal took place in a brick and stainless steel open pit that was 24 hut. The pit bottom had a grate providing a 4 cm deep channel for air circulation. A 25 pit captured the emissions which were carried in a 20.3 cm outside diameter stainless steel insulated sample transport duct from the burn hut into an adjacent sample shed, where the emissions were sampled for testing. The sampling train was a 0.95 cm internal diameter stainless steel tube leading to a holder for a 142 mm diameter Teflon trademark of DuPont for polytetrafluoroethylene) coated glass-fiber filter (Pallflex Company, Putnam, Conn. T60A20). The tube and filter were followed by a drying agent cartridge, a vacuum pump (Gast Company, Benton Harbor, Mich.) and a sampling control panel (Acufex Aerotherm Corp., Mountain View, Calif.). The opening of the sampling tube within the sample transport duct pointed in the downstream direction in order to favor the collection of smaller particulates. The sampling train was checked for leaks from the duct through a dry gas meter before and after the collection of each filter sample. The average sampling rate was 0.07892.+-01175 m.sup.3 /minute during the coal experiments and 0.08523.+-00201 m.sup.3 /minute during the clay/coal experiments. A gas stream for the monitoring of combustion gases (CO, CO.sub.2, O.sub.2, NO, and N.sub.2 O) and total hydrocarbons was separately sampled from the sample transport duct. Particulate material was removed from this gas stream by a heated spun glass filter, and the gas stream was transported into the EPA Hazardous Air Pollutants Mobile Laboratory through a Teflon-lined 7.6 m heated sample line (Heater Specialties Company, Furon County, Cape Coral, Fla.). A portion of this gas stream was analyzed continually for total hydrocarbons (THCs), which was calibrated as methane (Scott Model 415 FID Analyzer). The remainder of the gas stream passed through a Hankison (Canonsburg, Pa.) refrigeration condenser. A portion of this gas stream was analyzed continually for NO (Thermoelectron Model 10 Chemiluminescent Instrument) and N.sub.2 O by automatic sampling gas chromatography with electron capture detection (GC/ECD) (Hewlett-Packard Model 5890 with Model 3393 integrator) method involving pre-column backflush for the elimination of interferences. A N.sub.2 O sample was analyzed every 8 minutes. The remainder of the gas stream passed through a silica gel drying agent and was analyzed continually for CO (Beckman, Model 868, nondispersive infrared analyzer), CO.sub.2 (Beckman, Model 868), and O.sub.2 (MSA Model 105, paramagnetic oxygen analyzer). The combustion gas analyzers with the exception of N.sub.2 O analyzer were calibrated at the beginning of each experimental day with 2 or 3 certified span gases and zero grade nitrogen. The analyzers were considered to be linear and adequately calibrated if the measured values of the midpoint calibration gases differed from the certified value by less than 2% of the full scale operating range. The analyzers were considered to have maintained calibration throughout the experiment if a post-experimental calibration check was within 15% of the certified value. The N.sub.2 O instrument was calibrated according to a logarithmic fit prior to the performance of these tests with a series of 10 calibration gases and checked at the beginning and end of each experimental day by the analysis of at least 2 calibration gases from the set including 0.970, 0.514, and 0.108 ppmv. The instrument was considered to be maintaining adequate calibration if the measured concentration was within the following tolerances: 0.970 ppm.+-.15%, 0.514 ppm.+-.15%, and/or 0.108 ppm.+-.35%, respectively. Data for all combustion gases except N.sub.2 O were recorded at 30-second intervals. Data were also collected at 30-second intervals from 8 thermocouples (Omega Company, Stamford, Conn., Type K, Chromel-Alumel, located in the air inlet ducts, sample shed, fire pit, and sample duct), from a balance on which the fire pit rested (Electroscale Corp., Santa Rosa, Calif., platform with a Pennsylvania Model 5600 control unit), and from a relative humidity probe in the sample duct (Hy-Cal Engineering Company, El Monte, Calif., Model CT-829-A-X20). The relative humidity of the in-flowing air was assumed to be equal to that measured hourly by the National Weather Service located at the nearby Raleigh-Durham International Airport. In calculations based on the weight loss, the assumption was made that all weight loss in the clay/coal combustion experiments was due to the coal's being consumed and not to clay emissions. Data on combustion gases were averaged for the period during which each filter sample was collected, and these mean values were averaged to determine the mean values for each type of combustion. Calculated emissions of combustion gases were corrected for background concentrations by subtracting the average value from the hut blank experiment. Samples were taken and analyzed to generate data during a series of 6 experimental days. Of these days, 3 days were days where coal only was combusted, and 2 days were days where clay/coal briquettes only were combusted. Also, 1 day was designated as a hut blank, where no coal combustion or clay/coal briquette combustion took place, but rather propane lighting torches were used. The data set also included 1 field and 1 laboratory blank filter sample. Each experimental day followed the same sequence of events with some minor deviations. First, 6.8 to 11.3 kg of fuel were loaded into the fire pit. Then combustion gas analyzers were calibrated and approximately 15 minutes of background data were collected. Next, 2 or 3 propane torches (Cotter & Co., Chicago, Ill.) were used to ignite the coal for a period of approximately 1 hour (ignition continued until the experimenter was confident that self-sustaining coal combustion had begun). Propane ignition was used instead of the wood ignition process that is used in China (for the cook-stove coal briquettes from Xuan Wei County, discussed above) to obviate any organic emissions from wood combustion which could interfere with the results. Approximately 3 minutes were allowed for propane combustion products to dissipate and then filter sampling was begun. The fuel was stirred at 1 hour, 3 hours, and 5 hours after torch ignition stopped. Additional fuel was added at 2 hours and at 4 hours after torch ignition stopped. Particulate sampling was halted briefly between 2 hours and 3 hours after torch ignition stopped to change to a second filter. Thus, sampling took place during several phases of combustion to simulate total household exposure with a natural draft furnace. The observed average rates of mass lost during combustion were 0.013.+-004 kg/minute in the coal experiments and 0.017.+-007 kg/minute in the clay/coal experiments. Rates of mass lost in this range were sought in order to produce measurable mass losses while still allowing a multi-hour experiment in order to approach the time scale over which combustion occurs in the field. Filters were desiccated and weighed on an analytical balance (Mettler AE 240) before and after collection and stored cold in a 1 refrigerator after use until extraction. The filters were soxhlet extracted with 400 ml of methylene chloride for 16 hours. The extracts were then concentrated, filtered through a 0.45 micrometer filter, and brought to 25 ml prior to analysis. The extracts were analyzed in duplicate for total chromatographable organics (TCOs), a measurement which is intended to quantify semi-volatile organic compounds with boiling points between 100 C., by gas chromatography with flame ionization detection (GC/FID) (Hewlett-Packard 5880A GC and Hewlett-Packard 7672A autosampler). A 30-meter long, 0.32 mm diameter, 0.25 micrometer film DB-5 column (J&W Scientific Company, Folsom, Calif.) was used with a temperature program that began at 40 at 14 up to 255 and then at 16 temperature was held at 300 performed with a mixture containing C.sub.7, C.sub.10, C.sub.12, C.sub.14, and C.sub.17 n-alkanes. The C.sub.7 and C.sub.17 alkanes were used to define the retention times corresponding to the boiling point range of interest, and the sum of the other alkane responses was used to develop the calibration curve. A quality control standard was injected at the beginning and the end of each set of analyses (consisting of no more than 10 samples). Instrument performance was considered satisfactory if the analytical TCO value of the quality control sample differed by less than 15% from the known TCO value. The alkane response factors and the GC/FID chromatograms were also used to quantify benzo(a)pyrene (BAP). BAP was identified by comparison with the retention times of a known standard and quantified using the calibration curve developed for the TCO analysis. Samples were re-analyzed if the TCO or BAP values from duplicate injections differed by more than 15% relative difference. The extracts were also analyzed in duplicate, gravimetrically (GRAV) for non-volatile organic material, using a method designed to quantify compounds boiling at 300 from methylene chloride-rinsed aluminum foil, baked overnight at 115 1 ml sample was then added to each pan and volatile materials were allowed to evaporate in the open air and then in the desiccator until the pans reached a constant weight (within 0.03 mg or 1% of net extract weight, whichever was higher) in 2 successive measurements at least 4 hours apart. Data were rejected if duplicate samples differed by more than 20% from the average value. Typical precisions achieved (1.5% relative standard deviation) were much better than this standard. The significance of differences between the mean values of various measured parameters for clay combustion runs and for clay/coal combustion runs was evaluated using a two-sided t test, assuming that each filter sample was independent of all others. The heat values of the burned coal were calculated based on the measured temperatures and relative humidities of the inlet and outlet air streams as well as the known flow rate of the inlet stream. The calculated heat value represented the sum of the energy required to produce the measured increase in air temperature and the energy required to evaporate enough water to account for the increase in relative humidity across the hut in excess of that which would be expected based on the stoichiometry of coal combustion. The results for total particulate mass, TCO mass, BAP mass, and GRAV mass collected for the individual filter samples are summarized below in Table 1. TABLE 1__________________________________________________________________________ORGANIC MASS EMITTED/MASS COAL COMBUSTEDFILTER PARTICULATE MASS/ TCO/COAL MASS BAP/COAL MASS GRAV/COAL# FUEL TYPE COAL MASS (g/kg) (mg/kg) (mg/kg) MASS (g/kg)__________________________________________________________________________ 1 COAL 28.8 35 49 26.444 7 COAL 32.3 24 43 29.055 8 CLAY/COAL 9.2 45 12 8.285 9 CLAY/COAL 20.4 11 25 18.91810 COAL 11.0 38 38 10.69011 COAL 53.8 818 64 46.34712 COAL 40.0 308 34 38.11513 CLAY/COAL 8.8 40 11 7.70014 CLAY/COAL 6.1 7 11 5.47215 COAL 56.7 735 53 50.17617 COAL 31.2 257 26 28.461__________________________________________________________________________ NOTE: Gaps in filter numbering are due to blanks and preliminary experiments. As can be seen from reviewing the data in Table 1 above, the addition of clay binder material decreased total particulate emissions approximately 70%, TCO emissions approximately 90%, BAP emissions approximately 65%, and GRAV emissions approximately 70% when measured as mass emitted per mass coal combusted. It is noted that the data above is for experiments covering 5-6 hours sampling on a day of coal combustion or of clay/coal combustion, samples being taken every few days over about a 2 week span. These 5-6 hours, of course, do not represent the entire period of combustion for either material. Combustion and energy release would be expected to continue for many hours after the period studied. Further, it is noted with respect to the data in Table 1 above that one of the coal samples (Filter No. 10) was collected under conditions where the burn rate (6.0 g/minute) was considerably lower than the average burn for the other coal-only samples (14+-.2.1 g/minute). If this sample is excluded from the analysis, slightly better control of organics and particulates is observed by all calculated measures. Values for all blank (hut, field, and laboratory) measurements of total particulate collected and GRAV were quite low (<4% of the values for average coal samples or clay/coal samples). The measured quantities in the TCO and BAP analyses were much closer to the detection limit of these analyses as performed, and some samples were below the detection limit. Thus, the blank values represent a much higher percentage of the average measured sample values (<4% of the coal average and <25% of the clay/coal average TCO and <50% of the average BAP values). The levels of statistical significance for the decrease in particulate, TOO, BAP and GRAV emissions per mass coal combusted are p=0.01, p=0.10, p=0.001, and p=0.01, respectively. These decreases illustrate that the clay binders in coal do significantly decrease emissions. GRAV (non-volatile) extractable organics represented 91.5.+-.3.8% of the total coal combustion particulate collected and 90+-.1.9% of the total clay/coal combustion particulate collected. TCO (semi-volatile) extractable organics represented 0.707.+-563% of the total coal combustion particulate and 0.278.+-226% of the total clay/coal combustion particulate. This suggests that in these experiments the addition of the clay binder does not greatly increase the inorganic content of the particulate material. Indeed, since some of the remaining mass may be due to the inefficiency of soxhlet extraction or non-extractable organics, it is possible that very little inorganic material was present in either particulate. The observed average particulate concentrations under controlled test conditions were 12+-.1.1 mg/m.sup.3 for coal combustion with a hut air exchange rate of 2.87 exchanges/minute, 32.7.+-.15.9 mg/m.sup.3 for coal combustion with an air exchange rate of 0.99 exchanges/minute, and 11.7.+-.3.9 mg/m.sup.3 for clay/coal combustion with an air exchange rate of 0.99 exchanges/minute. As can be seen from a review of Table 2 below, the addition of clay binder material appears to decrease the emission of total gas-phase hydrocarbons, measured on a mass-per-mass coal combusted basis. It is noted that the data below is for experiments covering 5-6 hours sampling on a day of coal combustion or of clay/coal combustion, samples being taken every few days over about a 2 week span. TABLE 2__________________________________________________________________________COMBUSTION GAS EMISSIONS PER COAL COMBUSTEDFILTER CO PRODUCED/ THC PRODUCED/ CO.sub.2 PRODUCED/ N.sub.2 O PRODUCED/# FUEL TYPE COAL MASS (g/kg) COAL MASS (g/kg) COAL MASS (g/kg) COAL MASS__________________________________________________________________________ (g/kg) 1 COAL 3,672 0.521 7 COAL 4,523 0.553 8 CLAY/COAL 121 1,869 0.194 9 CLAY/COAL 262 5,327 0.26710 COAL 90 391 0.03111 COAL 165 1,851 0.28112 COAL 109 2,026 0.21313 CLAY/COAL 65 16 1,757 0.12114 CLAY/COAL 97 15 3,187 0.11315 COAL 136 80 1,868 0.20517 COAL 152 46 3,194 0.255__________________________________________________________________________ NOTE: Blank areas indicate invalid date. Gaps in filter numbering are due to blanks and preliminary experiments. With regard to Table 2, it is difficult to assess the significance of these results since valid THC data were obtained in only one coal and one clay/coal test and observed concentrations exceeded the calibrated range of the instrument at some times; however, these results were reasonable in light of the observed decreases in organic emissions discussed above. Emissions of CO were unaffected by the addition of clay binder (p=0.9). Emissions of CO.sub.2 may have been slightly increased, but this increase was not statistically significant (p=0.7). It is noted that in Table 2 above, data for O.sub.2 and NO are not presented since these measurements showed little change from baseline values (NO never exceeded 5 ppm and O.sub.2 was never less than 20%). The average CO concentrations observed were 99 ppm in the coal tests and 124 ppm in the clay/coal tests. The average CO.sub.2 concentrations observed were 0.134.+-050% for the coal combustion experiments and 0.212.+-016% for the clay/coal combustion experiments. N.sub.2 O emissions appeared to be decreased (from 0.294.+-184 to 0.173.+-072 g/kg coal) by the addition of clay binder; however, this result was not statistically significant (p=0.2). The levels of N.sub.2 O exiting the burn hut during coal combustion averaged approximately 0.1 ppm over ambient during both the coal and clay/coal combustion studies. The calculated heat values per mass coal burned were 22.6.+-.10.7 MJ/kg for coal combustion and 26.9.+-.15.4 MJ/kg for clay/coal combustion. The difference between these values was not statistically significant (p=0.8), suggesting that clay does not have a major effect on heat value. The high variability of these values can be attributed to the lack of time resolution in the relative humidity data, the sensitivity of the analysis to small amounts of variability in the measured parameters, and the fact that the analysis did not account for the heat capacity of the hut and attached equipment. In summary, the data presented in Tables 1 and 2 show that clay binders significantly controlled and decreased emissions from a coal combustion process in a natural draft setting. Measured as mass/mass coal combusted, emissions were controlled 70% for total particulate and GRAV, 65% for BAP, and 90% for TCO. However, the addition of clay binder appeared to have a lesser effect on the emissions of CO and CO.sub.2, and a statistically insignificant effect on the emissions of N.sub.2 O. It will be understood that various details of the invention may be changed without departing from the scope of the invention. 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"Aeroscraft" - is a name of hubrid class of airsips. Not the specific model. So, this article must be rewritten. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 126.96.36.199 (talk) 10:34, 8 November 2010 (UTC)
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A machine very similar to the aeroscraft debuted. The article doesn't mention specifically if it was an offshoot of the aeroscraft but the design is nearly identical.
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USMNT 0, Scotland 0: Match Reaction
U.S. Men's National Team players provide their takes on Friday's 0-0 tie vs. Scotland in Glasgow. Continue reading
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Tagged Aron Johannsson, Jozy Altidore, Jurgen Klinsmann, Tim Howard, USMNT
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Howard discusses his starting job at Everton, Altidore's move to EPL, and more
Tim Howard thinks NBC's coverage plan for showing every Premier League game was needed and that Jozy Altidore will do well in the Premier League. Continue reading
Posted in Americans Abroad, European Soccer, Featured
Tagged Jozy Altidore, NBC, Premier League, Tim Howard
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