Darren Lumpkin said:
I'm hoping the juDSon team gets a Nobel Prize in Chemistry and/or Physics...
It is claimed that they can burn Propane and emit no hydrocarbons.
[quote="judson jones":2ypbexo5]
Engine exhausts CO2 & water,no hydrocarbons.
NO HYDROCARBONS???
You should unveil that at a bigger place than a CC disty, as if that is true it defeats laws of physics and chemistry...I'd think that something of this magnitudee could well get you a Nobel Prize...
or it simply isn't true...[/quote:2ypbexo5]
It is quite obvious that my dad, Judson Jones meant the word LOW, instead of NO on Hydrocarbons.
As far as the Nobel Prize goes, in the Carpet Cleaning Industry, you area absolutely right, Judson Jones should get a Nobel Prize for all the patents that he holds, and for all the so-called experts in the industry now, that have used Judson Jones as a launching pad for their success.
There is one thing that Judson Jones does, and is continuing to do to this day. He minds his own business and does not copy anybodies designs.
Propane is Clean and Efficient.
Propane has long been recognized as the "green" energy. By using this exceptional energy, homeowners can help cut emissions and protect the environment.
Propane is an approved alternative fuel listed in both the Clean Air Act of 1990 and the National Energy Policy Act of 1992.
Propane is nontoxic and insoluble in water. Because it is released as a gas, it doesn't spill, pool, or leave a residue.
Propane is a Friendly Fuel.
Propane exhaust creates 60 percent to 70 percent less smog-producing hydrocarbons than gasoline, according to studies by the Southwest Research Institute.
Compared to gasoline, propane yields 12 percent less carbon dioxide, about 20 percent less nitrous oxide, and as much as 60 percent less carbon monoxide. (World LP Gas Association, January 2003, and California Energy Commission, January 2003)
Propane cuts emissions of toxins and carcinogens like benzene and toluene by up to 96 percent, compared to gasoline, according to studies by the Southwest Research Institute.