Posted On: 04/14/2013 3:33:18 PM
Post# of 43066
And the "brain dead post of the weekend" award goes to...
| ponzi_implosion | Sunday, April 14, 2013 3:29:06 PM | ||
| Re: Long2Retire post# 222268 | Post # of 222270 |
"...Also, there is no HTF being used right now..."
That's odd because Juicy Johnny B made the following statements in the CC.
"...The update on Processor #1 is that it is now a single kiln unit, without a pre-melt, and it has been modified for heat transfer fluid and plastic combined...."
"...Processor #2 makes Diesel, Fuel Oil No. 6 and Naphtha. Additionally, HTF support hardware has already been installed and tested...."
"...Processing plastic with heat transfer fluid is a huge move forward in the evolution of our technology.
Heat transfer fluid is any hydrocarbon-based liquid, including waste oil, hydraulic oil, cutting fluids, off-spec lubricants and monomers and waste fuels derived from oil water separators
I suppose that no HTF would be used if the machines are not operating though...
Using waste oils to make oil based fuel..duh...what a concept. Does this new machine confguration make the prior 'patent applications'(such as they are) pretty much worthless?
That's odd because Juicy Johnny B made the following statements in the CC.
"...The update on Processor #1 is that it is now a single kiln unit, without a pre-melt, and it has been modified for heat transfer fluid and plastic combined...."
"...Processor #2 makes Diesel, Fuel Oil No. 6 and Naphtha. Additionally, HTF support hardware has already been installed and tested...."
"...Processing plastic with heat transfer fluid is a huge move forward in the evolution of our technology.
Heat transfer fluid is any hydrocarbon-based liquid, including waste oil, hydraulic oil, cutting fluids, off-spec lubricants and monomers and waste fuels derived from oil water separators
I suppose that no HTF would be used if the machines are not operating though...
Using waste oils to make oil based fuel..duh...what a concept. Does this new machine confguration make the prior 'patent applications'(such as they are) pretty much worthless?
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