Hey All,
Here's my 2 cents on ETOH fuel. Gas engines can run on straight ETOH
with apparent minor alterations to motor (mostly carburation-change jet
size) and the ethanol doesn't need to be anhydrous. From what I've
read, can run 70% ethanol(no gas) to 90% (180 proof) with no prb. When
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Diesel Forum Praises Massachusetts' New Truck And Bus Exhaust Smoke
Testing Program
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Senate bill aims to cut US oil imports to 50 pct
USA: January 31, 2001
WASHINGTON - US oil production would have to jump by several million
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Hi Geoff.
Hey All,
Here's my 2 cents on ETOH fuel. Gas engines can run on straight ETOH
with apparent minor alterations to motor (mostly carburation-change jet
size) and the ethanol doesn't need to be anhydrous. From what I've
read, can run 70% ethanol(no gas) to 90% (180 proof) with no
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Just a thought, if 90% ethanol was mixed with gasoline,and a
water
trap/filter such as on diesel engines, why would that not work?
thanks gaw
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I doubt you would need a water trap, mix this up yourself, it
should completely
Hi,
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Just a thought, if 90% ethanol was mixed with
gasoline,and a water
trap/filter such as on diesel engines, why would
that not work?
thanks gaw
The water/alcohol and gas will seperate. The trap
will overfill with al/ water then just pass
the
Found this in a newsgroupcould someone verify it's accuracy?
ENERGY AND DOLLAR COSTS OF ETHANOL PRODUCTION WITH CORN
by David Pimentel
Introduction
Ethanol does not provide energy security for the future. It is not a
renewable energy source, is costly in terms of production and
Hello Dragonfly, and welcome. Thanks for posting this.
Found this in a newsgroupcould someone verify it's accuracy?
Which newsgroup did you find it in? The link is to the M. King
Hubbert Center for Petroleum Supply Studies. Mission: Assemble,
study, and disseminate global petroleum supply
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New Report Shows - Clean Diesel Power Key to Success of Maritime Industry
WASHINGTON, DC, Feb. 1 -/E-Wire/--
Diesel powers the American economy- including almost the entire
commercial maritime fleet. This is the conclusion of an extensive
study
i am currently undertaking a research project on biofuels at the university
of the west of England and i am stuck on where to get information. any ideas
will be gratefully recieved,many thanks,rhysjones55.
From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: biofuel@egroups.com
To:
Dragonfly,
Keith's comprehensive reply omitted the following authoritative British
research report. It supports the claims of positive net energy balances
obtained from farmed ethanol and biodiesel. It takes full account of
farming inputs such as fertiliser, cultivation, packaging etc. and
Hi David and All,
--- David Teal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dragonfly,
Keith's comprehensive reply omitted the following
authoritative British
research report. It supports the claims of positive
net energy balances
obtained from farmed ethanol and biodiesel. It
takes full account of
5 to 10 is wide insofar as a fish is concerned!
And as for cost, it works every time and does not require maintenance
Terry
:-) So try it first, and if you're not happy then go on to something
more expensive. You should be working on micro-batches at first
anyway so if it's a disaster you
michael jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i am currently undertaking a research project on biofuels at the university
of the west of England and i am stuck on where to get information. any ideas
will be gratefully recieved,many thanks,rhysjones55.
http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel.html
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