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[Robert J. Harris]

Once upon a time, refrigerators ran on what I believe is 
called the ammonia cycle.  RV and some industrial fridges 
still do.  RV's  burn Propane to  generate the heat 
energy to cool the pop and make ice.

The one area every one agrees that helps power, mileage 
and efficiency is intercooling the discharge air of a turbo.  
Why not look at this type of pumpless, compressor less 
form of refrigeration as a possible candidate for active 
charge cooling while recovering some excess heat energy.

Not being a refrigeration engineer, I can't say what the 
numbers will run out to, but it offers some initial hope of
doing something practical with the excess heat.  Any form
of charge cooling is going to require control and at least 
feedforward.  The perfect candidate for that is the EFI 
controller. 

Just some food for thought - for whatever its worth.  I'm out
of the feedback loop - just want to see if anyone else sees
some possibility.



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Robert Harris <bob at bobthecomputerguy.com>


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