[Bioconversion] Fluorescent Bulb Cooler/Condenser

[jason marshall]

Besides the mercury dose you'll take when you open the bulb, the
fluorescent paint on the inside is toxic enough that extra special
care is recommended when picking up pieces of broken fluorescent bulb,
so as not to cut yourself.  I don't think this is a material you want
to heat up to any degree.

-Jason

On 10/29/06, Jeff Davis <jeff0124 at velocity.net> wrote:
> Dear List,
>
> I was hanging some fluorescent lights today and the thought of using discarded
> fluorescent light bulbs, as a gas cooler/condenser, crossed my mind. Maybe
> this was discussed before. We would need some o-rings and a manifold. Maybe
> they would not take the heat. It would be down stream from the gasifier so it
> would be somewhat cooled before the gas hit the bulbs.
>
>
> Jeff
>
>
>
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- Jason