BioDiesel Can Be Produced In Six Seconds Using The Mcgyan Process
By Nick April 9, 2008
Experts say that the new process could dismiss US’ dependency of the petroleum diesel fuel and transform the energy industry into a locally controlled wealth generating machine. Augsburg College Senior Brian Krohn is making history at the age of 21, working with scientists from the SarTec corporation from Anoka at the implementation of the new process.
The fuel energy has a great chance of being revolutionized by the wonderkid, as Clayton McNeff, the Vice President of SarTec Corporation stated that “Really the power of this process is in its simplicity”. The new method uses alcohol and oils from pretty much anything, including coconuts, soybeans, or even algae that are put through a high pressure and temperature reactor, becoming fully renewable biodiesel fuel.
The fuel can be obtain in under six seconds, and it is cheaper to produce and ecological too. Arlin Gyberg (photo), one of Brian Krohn’s teachers, says that there is an enormous amount of money that can be saved in the transportation industry using this method.
Brian will take a trip to Washington at the end of the month to show his discovery to the Congress members. If they will be convinced by the young man’s process, and at least partially modify the way America gets diesel fuel, the declining economy of the States would receive an unexpected boost.
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