>> I think it can be a matter of time a refrigeration unit would take
>> waste heat and even would freeze the output.
>> The collected heat would drive a small steam turbine.

> But you're... =A0Nah, nevermind, it's not my job to debunk every dumb ide=
a
> someone dreams up. =A0Go look up "perpetual motion machine".

I think your "English as a second or other language (in others)" bug
may have bitten you again. maybe not.

I didn't read it that way, and on rereading only see that as a
marginal reading at best.

Q / Textus Receptus suggests that he is suggesting using waste heat to
drive a steam turbine and / or which would drive a refrigeration unit.

>> Though, thermodynamics should be checked on this idea.
>
> Might be a good idea doing that next time *before* posting.

VM can use waste heat to produce refrigeration directly. No steam
turbines being injured in the process.
Nor laws of Physics.

Still can't really see how you get to PMM's in the above. Maybe ... .



 RM

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