It's times like this that make me realize just how important the research
that I'm doing in Grad School is...
I'm working on a specific type of alternative fuel powered vehicles...
Cryogenic Engines - an engine powered through the use of liquid nitrogen.
There are three such vehicles in existence so far, the First was built here
at the University of North Texas, and a second was built around the same
time and the University of Washington. The third was built at the Kharkiv
National Automobile and Transportation University in the Ukraine (the
project lead had come to UNT to work on cryogenic engine research).
My area of research is to find was to improve the efficiency of current
cryogenic engine design... Hopefully, we will be able to get enough energy
from the expansion of the liquid nitrogen (-196 deg C) to ambient
temperature, so that we will no longer have to rely on fossil fuels...
Best of luck to everyone... This is going to tough on us all.
Later,
Tom "Slick" North
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