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In a message dated 17-Feb-03 00:26:45 Eastern Standard Time,
writes:
> Does anyone realize that a Sterling engine burns clean enough that the
> exhaust can be permitted indoors in an exhibition hall?
Propane powered piston engines can be used in enclosed spaces too. Propane
forklifts in warehouses come to mind.
The Sterling uses temperature differences of air to work. Whether or not the
heat source produces nasty fumes depends entirely on the heat source.
Norm
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