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But some or all those heating watts could maybe get returned to the
feedwater from the distilled water, and that's the trick to cutting
the power consumption of a still. Or how about a low vacuum process,
so the water feed boils at low temp?

Brian Whatcott Altus, OK


What "power"? How much "power" (heat) is available in the exhaust of a
Detroit Diesel burning 20-30 gallons an hour at 30% efficiency? God, heat
is EASY in a power boat....going to waste up the stacks.

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