[asshat]

What is your story?

Age

Where do you live

What kind of work do you do

How did you find Insnaetrain.com (sp?)

Visa Card Number and pin.

Anything else you might offer of interest.

[Banana]

What is your story?

Age

Where do you live

What kind of work do you do

How did you find Insnaetrain.com (sp?)

Visa Card Number and pin.

Anything else you might offer of interest. Junk pics

What Arby said.

[dezdrew]

long and drawn out

27

southern california

operate a power plant

u.j.

4568 5826 8957 4625 ex.06 2389

nothing to offer, i'm pretty useless

[Sassy]

long and drawn out

27

southern california

operate a power plant

u.j.

4568 5826 8957 4625 ex.06 2389

nothing to offer, i'm pretty useless

Yes,
and drawn out27 southern california operate a power plant you
seems very long to me too.I like the way you talk.

[dezdrew]

if i wasn't still drunk i probably wouldn't be able to understand you

[Sassy]

if i wasn't still drunk i probably wouldn't be able to understand you

Try it.

[dezdrew]

how the fuck do you do that

[asshat]

$vv3e+

[dezdrew]

you get a reply out before i can even send it

[asshat]

Coal fired plant, nuclear, hydro, what?

[dezdrew]

$vv3e+

huh

Coal fired plant, nuclear, hydro, what?

geo-thermal

steam turbine and binary

What Arby said.

sorry no junk pics I don't have a way right now to get anything on a computer. I only get online when I'm at work

[asshat]

huh

geo-thermal

steam turbine and binary

Hmm....not all that familiar with power plants. I worked for a few weeks on a coal fired plant construction years ago helping put a construction schedule together.

So what provides the heat to make the steam?

sorry no junk pics. I have a very small penis

FTFY

[dezdrew]

geo-thermal brine
hot water seperated from high pressure and low pressure runs a turbine
binary plants use heat exchangers and rob the heat from the brine and inject it back into the ground, they dont really consume the resource steam plants actually consume a little of the resource




okay now I need a beer

wow i guess i have a small dick

[snarg]

huh

geo-thermal

steam turbine and binary

i worked on the geothermal project in new mexico in the 80's
it was the first one out of cali
union 76 was trying to develop it
it was way up in the mts, 30 below in the winter
because of the temp, i was building little sheds around the test equipment
brutal
the project manager drove off the mountain one day, it was no loss, except to the wife and kids
halliburton was fucked even then
they tried to stiff me on my last check, phukkers
they were on top of a mountain, drilling over a mile down

they were really disorganized, i think the project failed

the good part was, i was living with hot springs out the back door, right alon the jemez river


narg:

[asshat]

geo-thermal brine
hot water seperated from high pressure and low pressure runs a turbine
binary plants use heat exchangers and rob the heat from the brine and inject it back into the ground, they dont really consume the resource steam plants actually consume a little of the resource

If I bore you with these questions, just ignore me. I still don't think I understand.

Okay, you get hot water from deep in the earth? Is the water salty, is that where the brine comes in? The hot salty water is pumped to the surface and the brine holds the heat and you extract that heat to heat other water to run a turbine, then return the salt water to the well?

And I won't mention anything about the little pecker to anybody.

[snarg]

the project in nm was a dry rock deal
they drilled down to the hot rock
they injected water and tried to harness the steam
but they never got the trip together

this was near "valle grande", biggest volcanic caldera in the world
we used to cross country ski to some hotsprings up there
awesome

narg:




narg:

[dezdrew]

If I bore you with these questions, just ignore me. I still don't think I understand.

Okay, you get hot water from deep in the earth? Is the water salty, is that where the brine comes in? The hot salty water is pumped to the surface and the brine holds the heat and you extract that heat to heat other water to run a turbine, then return the salt water to the well?

And I won't mention anything about the little pecker to anybody.

umm, yeah sounds close enough.
you don't heat other water though, you heat a fuel called iso-pentane which has a flash point of around 32 degrees f. it flashes into a vapor which in turn creates pressure inside the vessel, which spins a turbine, which makes power.
remember it's a heat exchanger so the two liquids never touch they are only transfering the heat




and thanks for not telling anyone about me inadaquate manhood

[PurpleHaze]

what's your nic at uj?

[dezdrew]

same

[leucetios]

i like donuts