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Re: PT 2 would like your input on alternative fuel
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Posted by John T on July 06, 2006 at 06:41:43 from (66.244.90.5):
In Reply to: Re: PT 2 would like your input on alternative fuel posted by Gerald J. on July 05, 2006 at 17:22:07:
Gerald, I enjoy your deep technical discussions (but Im kind of a Nerd remember lol) I learned some EE in school and practice but Thermodynamics n heat transfer n all that was my weakest subject. About all I remember is "Heat lost = heat gained" and something about entropy?? or was it enthalpy??? and something called the "Heat Death of the Universe" which concerned when we use energy to raise the temperature of a liquid but then do not extract more energy from its subsequent cooling, we have lost an opportunity (or enthalpy or something) and eventually alllll that energy wil be used up n the universe dies (sure dont like the sound of that) Also is it like the First Law of Thermodynamics that accounts for why a perpetual motion machine cant work?? I sort of remember some of Newtons three laws (F = MA and Inertia and action/reaction) but those laws of Thermodynamics escape me?????? Take care Gerald, keep us all honest now !!!!!!!!! Your old friend, John T
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