standard methane digester used with seaweed. check your c/n ratio's.
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the urchins here are taken wild by divers. the irish moss by rake,
for
carageenan. seaweed is a large availability wild plant here, i
could
build a diesel powered low
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--- In biofuel@egroups.com, David Teal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Some posts I delete, some I save and very few I print. Keiths
recent mails
on enzymes and sugars both got printed. Thanks. It's just the
sort of
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Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2000 19:24:31 +0900
From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: cores
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Can you try this one again Keith
Thanks
John
Hi John
It just said Why not use potscrubbers? - I have been wondering!
Do you get a
Some posts I delete, some I save and very few I print. Keiths recent mails
on enzymes and sugars both got printed. Thanks. It's just the sort of
thing needed both to get actual results and also to help explain to other
potential exponents WHY the best way IS the best way.
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B.P. of ethanol is 78.4 C (173.1 F). Controls are
not too hard to design. It just depends on how sophisticated you want to get.
you could regulate the flow of water manually and
keep it at a slow pace and let the computer do the
rest.
I use a solenoid valve to turn the water off and on
True, I was thinking if you use a thin tube,and there is
aslight difference in temp between the ends,the tube could collapse from a
small vacuum.Let me know the results you get.Thankyou
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A methane digester.Mix the seaweed with some manure into a
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Thanks Sam. You explained itmuch better. There are so
many productsand byproducts which can be made from corn,there really is no
comparison with sugarcane.Corn is so much more valuable. And we know corn.And
sugar beets,I would get 20 to 25 tons of sugar beets an acre,80 to 120 Bu. of
corn
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (dallas dorey) wrote:
i know seaweed is salty, but how much sugar and starch is in it, i could
get maybe 20-30 metric tons a year by myself, by hand.
Not as much salt as you'd think - seaweed considerably dilutes the
salt in seawater (and concentrates some of the other
A methane digester.Mix the seaweed with some manure into a cream
consistency. There is lots of info on this site. stephen
Which site, Stephen?
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While you're at it, why not just find some way of
modifying an existing design to incorporate a whole
radator, or at least a core? All those fins, etc..
and they're already set up to channel water through.
Just incorporate one into a funky-shaped stack, and
run water through it.
*shrug*
refrigerant? gee, really going all out huh?
John Harris wrote:
>
> On Tue, 19 Dec 2000 16:14:39 -0400
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> asked
> mind telling us what the plc does in your still?
>
> The Plc will monitor evaporation and condensation temperatures at
> bottom and
> top of still and
> control
oh methane, well that could be ok, but i was thinking that etoh would be
more palatable to the percent of the population here that drive cars,
quite high because of the roads following the coast and the great
distances to walk or bike.
i know that seaweed is full of starches, it's not sweet
sounds a little like my family, really strange on a good day.
stephen lakios wrote:
> Thankyou, I do know a little about ADM. two of my uncles worked for
> them,one was a top ex. You don't know the inside stories I heard,and
> from a top ex too.He took his knowledge to the grave,he always
almost all of our sugar up here comes from beets, i did notice that the
refining left a little different scent, but the flavour is still
vomitously sweet.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello,
>
> From the posts that I have read I'm given the impression that
> sugar cane
> is no longer a major
10%+sugar? wow, that makes me think that i have got a viable
alternative here, corn? bah, for the birds, too expensive here.
seaweed, i might make a nice little industry here.
Keith Addison wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (dallas dorey) wrote:
>
> >i know seaweed is salty, but how much sugar and
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one of the biggest industries here is irish moss collection so i don't
think i'll be using that, there are too many people who depend on it.
when i first heard it went into ice cream i felt really odd, i mean
eating seaweed without knowing it, ew, of course i ate plenty
beforehand, who doesn't
Hi Doug and All,
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Hello,
From the posts that I have read I'm given the
impression that sugar cane
is no longer a major crop in Florida, is this so? I
had some relatives who
worked for US Sugar in the past, one a foreman in
the research plots, so I'm
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