Ed Beggs wrote:
Suggest:
Renewable Oil (RO).
Recovered Renewable Oil (RRO)
Used as straight renewable oil (SRO) rather than biodiesel
Covers the bases.
Ed
Hi Ed
Yes, but John's message was about talking to reporters, and that's
just not how it works. First, newspapers and the media in
Good news - no need to bother about FFAs, titration, pH meters and
all that stuff, just do it this way, no fuss, very high yields. You
saw it here first folks!
The FOOLPROOF way to make biodiesel
NEW standard method
By Aleks Kac
Free fatty acid to ester conversion
This is a FOOLPROOF way
New pictures uploaded of Simon's excellent biodiesel mixer, finished
an in action.
Building a biodiesel mixer: Journey to Forever
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_simon.html
Keith Addison
Journey to Forever
Handmade Projects
Tokyo
http://journeytoforever.org/
Finally managed to get my hands on the scanner again, and uploaded
Chapter 14 of Stephen Mathewson's The Manual for the Home and Farm
Production of Alcohol Fuel.
Chapter 14 DISTILLATION EQUIPMENT
Simple Reflux Column
Condensers
Boilers
Reflux Control
Hydrometer Sump
Construction of a Reflux
Further on the acronyms...
The oil/grease that might be used is not always vegetable oil (and the way
things are going it is more likley to be animal fat than vegetable oil); not
always used (on-farm oil presses, villages far from McDonalds); and
sources such as algae could further confuse the
February 4 2001
BRITAIN
Full H M Customs Excise data
A BRITISH company could have exported mad cow disease across the
world. Whitehall documents reveal that as many as 70 countries
received protein potentially contaminated with BSE that may then have
been fed to their cattle.
The protein
Hi Jerry
I think it's a bit too soon to be so confident of the facts -
there's hardly anything that deserves to be called a fact except all
the dead cows, and dead and dying and yet-to-die people.
Hi Stephen and All,
We have always had CJD, the human from of BSE,
in the US. I've
Hi Tony
Very interesting work by Mr. Purdey, begs the question, who
manufactures the organophosphates? The misinformation chain extends
all through the bureaucracy to governments world-wide, emanating from
the good old boys who stand to lose the most, ie. the multi-national
dollar!!
It's hard
Appal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mad Human Disease...
Hello Walt, and welcome. What's Appal Energy Co-op?
Emotionalism is an unwise alternative to qualified review, from any
point on the spectrum. Caution, however, is not.
While those who exercise caution are called extreme,
WOR waste oil reclamation.
NBT - E. Beggs wrote:
Further on the acronyms...
The oil/grease that might be used is not always vegetable oil (and the
way
things are going it is more likley to be animal fat than vegetable
oil); not
always used (on-farm oil presses, villages far from
I think I am low in my rough guess on the amount of fat in an animal carcass.I
purchased a 10.23 lb beef roast,additional fat was trimmed in the grocery.After
cooking I collected .56 lbs of fat from the pan and the roast was still very
well marbled with fat.It may be that a 600 lb carcass
--- Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have any better suggestions?
How about vegetable bio-oil, animal fat bio-oil,
recycled veg or animal fat bio-oil and mixed bio-oil?
jerry dycus
Keith Addison
Journey to Forever
Handmade Projects
Tokyo
Ed Beggs wrote:
RE Is becoming established as an acronym for Renewable Energy. It
staarts technical, and gradually becomes understood by the wider public like
any other acronym.
No, only a few. RE might make it, but I think it'll remain jargon,
not known by the general public. I doubt you'll
Keith,
Pleased to see how JourneytoForever.org has progressed over the months. When
we get our collection truck in operation, we might want to put the address
on the box panels in bold 1,000 point type.
The premise of Appal Energy is at www.appalenergy.comOnly a week old
index page, but
Hey Sam
How's your hydrobooster going?
Could you couple it with an alcohol injection system? Then you could
burn 100-proof, which you could make in that 75-gallon pot-still.
Nice picture at Tony's site:
http://www.geocities.com/kiwi_distiller/moonshine.htm
ALCOHOL INJECTION
Alcohol injection
Hi Keith and All,
What happens to the methanol?
If it takes 20% methanol to make bio-diesel then
we need a good practical method to make it.
Can the methanol be recycled?
Thanks, jerry dycus
--- Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The FOOLPROOF way to
maybe cause it's close to perfect and they are similar cause both
stumbled on the same basic process because they were looking for the
best process, course somebody could have gotten inspiration from the
other.
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Well as for first!
Check out,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well as for first!
Check out,
http://www.mauibiodiesel.org/discussionforums.htm
Under the acid estification section.
The Alek's recipe propotions look very similar the ones posted at the
mauidiesel site.
Hi Kevin
Indeed, they're both acid-base 2-stage processes (and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
maybe cause it's close to perfect and they are similar cause both
stumbled on the same basic process because they were looking for the
best process, course somebody could have gotten inspiration from the
other.
Not similar, very different. Kevin's wrong.
Keith Addison
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