Recent content by lee121

Good news, Did a trial on the best beans to produce the best farts and it seems Aldi beans have the edge over Heinz beans. Methane gas is expensive to source, farts are many and free so will continue with me experiment. Anyway have compress farts into a chamber and will try it out tomorrow...

That's why I asked, does a smelly fart contain more energy than a windy one? Hence; eating more beans to create more smelly farts.

Why not? Humans farting are destroying the ozone layer, if we could harness the gases and compress them into canisters, then not are we saving the world but also producing a gas that could power transport and also save the world. I was just wondering how many farts would take to power a motor...

Tell you what, Beans are truly a magical food, they could save the planet

Woww really? I think I am onto something here. If you did a smelly fart in a bottle and opened it 1 year later. would it still be smelly?

Propelling a motorbike using Hydrogen would probably be a little dangerous, but used in a confined space and strictly monitored, might produce good results. What gases are produced when Hydrogen is burned?

Not sure that's why I am asking the question

So how many farts would it take to power a motorbike for one mile? and would there be more energy in a smelly fart rather than just wind?

Why do I fart more when I eat Beans?

eMany thanks, I have entered your solution into a spread sheet and it works fantastic.To explain why I need the calculation is as follows.The heat exchanger holds 1.5 litres of static water at an average of 52c, this is like a small storage tank that feeds the hot water taps. In effect holds a...

Can anyone tell me how to work out the Kw usage of a plate heat exchanger using Primary and return flow rates when no demand for hot water or heating is needed; assuming 0.04p per Kwh is charged. Basically a valve is passing when the heat/hot water is off and want to work out the heat loss and...

Apologies if my question is a little vague so will provide a little more detail. If you have a commercial gas boiler with a flow temperature of 55c feeding an external 1.5litre hot water heat exchanger, how long would it take to heat the water up to an average temperature of 54c. The heat...

How long would it take to boil 1.5 litres of water to achieve 55c if the temperature heating up the water was 55c? The starting temperature of the hot water being heated would be 50c.