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Ice Power Plant - renewable or sustainable energy source?

The temperatures below of –20 ºC may damage essentially any conventional Power Plant running in low or idle modes.
Power of ice used to destroy successfully most of human made equipment that tries to oppose to.
The ice explores an enormous power, which man does still not harvest.

Heat and cold, wind and waves, all they are source of enormous power but how much we may count on this power indeed?
Let’s compare power installtions based on a squire mile as follow:
-    Solar Power Plant in Nevada/California desert
-    Wind Power Plant on North-East coast
-    Wave Power Plant in North Atlantic
-    Ice Power Plant in Alaska/north states.

Which of above mention may have the highest power output?
Which of above mention may have the lowest energy demand in its construction?
Which of above mention may sustain to Climate Challenge?

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member photo My innovative solution addressing extreme weather conditons..simply..my 3 layers of system of design.
# Posted By Pedro Angco Jr | 2/10/10 3:13 AM | Report This Comment as Foul/Inappropriate
member photo What is the application and general design and could you use a concept of this in a hybird setting for extreme winter weather climates in the NE US, complimented with conventional generation in the swing months....the process and control for this with a source of dumping and hauling snow versus other fueld sources would and should be interesting. I would like to discuss further via email or phone at 919.624.9288 concerning conceptual design, capacity and foot print requirement.

Rick Bain
# Posted By Rick Bain | 2/10/10 8:11 AM | Report This Comment as Foul/Inappropriate
 
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