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l_sharifian | 10 Jul 2003 22:40
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a residential fuel cell CHP systems

Dear Group mates:

Hello,
I am Leila Sharifian, from Sharif - Alfam Research Group. I study 
mechanical engineering (energy conversion, M.S. degree) in Sharif 
University in Iran.
I work on residential fuel cell Combined Heat and Power (CHP). Our 
group wants to make a "residential fuel cell CHP". 
We have started studying on CHP system with fuel cell in residential 
scale. At the beginning of the way, we want to buy one of the 
residential fuel cell CHP systems, or join with a company to make it.
I fined this group and I hope that we can be a good cooperator for 
each other. 
I'll be glad if you help me "to design and make a residential fuel 
cell CHP system and to buying the one".
Please contact me, if you have any proposal for us.

Sincerely yours, Leila Sharifian.
l_sharifian <at> yahoo.com

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nocman43202 | 23 Jul 2003 09:40
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Aluminum Can Fuel Cell Project! Join in please!

Here we go. Is anyone sick of waiting for fuel cells to come out? How 
about the ridiculous costs of batteries and their tremendous weight 
for high power applications? Do you want to join in on a solution? 
Join the Aluminum Can Fuel Cell project!

http://www.freewebs.com/alfuelcell/

Yep, public domain, power devices off of aluminum cans. This is 
how the whole linux thing started with computers, now we can start it 
with technology.

I had to move suddenly while constructing this device and had 
previously cut my fingers trying to make sandwiches of aluminum by 
cutting the top and bottom off the cans, then squashing the middle 
flat to serve as an electrode. In this manner you can make a compact 
cell. Eventually I would fabricate a device to cut the cans without 
effort. When your battery wears out, just swap the aluminum cans!

For those of you that want to do this the easy way, start with empty 
aluminum cans tipped on their sides in a bath of salt water (hole in 
can submerged in the salt water). Then you can experiment with 
various things as your air electrode - possibly cotton balls with a 
wire running to them.

If you know of any other forums you could post this too, please copy 
and paste! We don't have to wait for the technology to come to us if 
enough of our minds work together. Thank you for your support!

Matt Slezak
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