Following Tims lead on this, this news is disheartening.
Can anyone dismiss these findings?
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Is this corroborated by any other
Sir,
You have apparently not taken the trouble to accurately read previous text
or context, much less concern yourself with digesting it.
Thank you, Appal Energy, for a fiery and lengthy response to my simple
statement that conservation of finite resources only changes the
timeline, not the
Hi All,
I'm very excited about using BioDiesel, and intend to make my own soon.
Thanks to Steve and all the other contributors for thir valuable
information. I've been reading about it and saving your posts!
The Christian science Monitor recently had an article on a gentleman in
Pennsylvania who
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Bio-diesel is 10 times more carcinogenic than low sulphur diesel,
exhaust fumes smell like oily chips and running costs are inflated,
says Volvo.
Responding to a report by the British Association of Bio Fuels, which
promoted the fuel as the 'fuel of the future' Volvo
Hi David
Do a search in the archives for lipase.
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Hi Folks,
Todd brought up something interesting here.
Solid catalyst ! Could someone please tell
those of us who don`t know. What do
This link explains some of it. The scientist's work was fine, but was not
done in an engine, so the emissions results are not the same as from a
diesel engine. Volvo provides some funding for projects at the centre where
the thesis originated (Chalmers Institute in Sweden). What their reasoning
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/news/archive/2001/04/2
4/national1643EDT0692.DTL
Automakers, environmentalists agree on clean vehicle tax credits
NEDRA PICKLER, Associated Press Writer Tuesday, April 24, 2001
Breaking News Sections
(04-24) 13:43 PDT WASHINGTON (AP) --
Thanks Keith :)
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Bio-diesel is 10 times more carcinogenic than low sulphur diesel,
exhaust fumes
Another source of SS tanks is most dairy farms that no longer produce
milk(there are millions of them) most had a bulk tank from 500-5000
gallon capacity, insulated and chillable. Not much of a cash market,
so the plate of cookies and ya know.
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Keith and all: Disseminate this, from Chalmers, to everyone you ever come
across. Cross post it, print it, put it on your web site, link, issue a
press release shout it from the rooftops. It'll do more good than ranting
about Olsson. Then maybe we can all put this behind us once and for all.
And
Thanks for the cutting - I will be taking this up with Volvo, as I suggest
anybody else in a position to do so does.
This is based on a Reuters report last year, which said that Jim Olsson had
obtained these results. Fair enough - he did - but by burning biodiesel in
air at 550 deg C - vastly
Hello Ed
This link explains some of it. The scientist's work was fine, but was not
done in an engine, so the emissions results are not the same as from a
diesel engine.
The trouble is that he insists they are the same.
Volvo provides some funding for projects at the centre where
the thesis
Keith and all: Disseminate this, from Chalmers, to everyone you ever come
across. Cross post it, print it, put it on your web site, link, issue a
press release shout it from the rooftops. It'll do more good than ranting
about Olsson. Then maybe we can all put this behind us once and for all.
And
Thanks for the cutting - I will be taking this up with Volvo, as I suggest
anybody else in a position to do so does.
This is based on a Reuters report last year, which said that Jim Olsson had
obtained these results. Fair enough - he did - but by burning biodiesel in
air at 550 deg C - vastly
Hello Dave
Fellows BD'ers,
Anyone with experience of the Land Rover 2 1/4 litre diesel engine with
either straight veg oil and/or biodiesel? Failing that, Sherpa 2.5 diesel.
Any changes to seals and/or timing required. Any info appreciated. Same as
yours Keith, Lightweight 2.25 petrol in need of
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Bio-diesel is 10 times more carcinogenic than low sulphur diesel,
exhaust fumes smell like oily chips and running costs are inflated,
says Volvo.
Responding to a report by the British Association of Bio Fuels, which
promoted the fuel as the 'fuel of the future' Volvo
Well Keith,
I don't know...DO I want to fry rape oil in a pan? -- Until I found
joined this forum, I had never heard of Rape. But from the little info I
have found it's in the same family (brassica) as Mustard and Canola-- both
of which are edible, and I find quite tasty (especially the German
Yup
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Thanks Ed,
Yeah they are here in the most technologically advanced
countries alright but in a lot of countries they dont yet exist. In 5 years
they will probably exist almost everywhere but what worries me a little bit
is that in the meantime quite a bit of harm can be done to
Yes, good point. Need to get the standards out there, as well as handy,
inexpensive test procedures for small producers.
Ed B.
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Any listing or posting of the retraction? I emailed and phoned Volvo USA and
the main website.
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Volvo sent copies
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Now, here's an interesting one!
I have been asked to appear before the Energy Committee of the Northern
Ireland Assembly as a sort of expert* witness to comment on the
publication - Vision 2010 - Energy Action Plan.
I found it full of bull about the benefits of natural gas, which rather got
up my
Craig ( Green Bay )
Yes those units will work for methanol/ethanol
recovery when you`re making biodiesel. Cost
would be your only consideration. I have seen
the same kind of equipment on other websites.
David Cruse
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Hi David R.,
Hey if they are that far away, don`t worry
about them. I`ll get around to the Mall, there is
a Borders Book store there and it`s not a
40 k hike to the place.
Thanks,
David Cruse
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Thanks k5,
David Cruse
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Another source of SS tanks is most dairy farms that no longer produce
milk(there are millions of
David,
Normally go into the city once or twice a week anyway to get
supplies and other things so no problem.
B.r., David
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Hi David and All,
The only way to get better mileage is to
convert more heat to mechanical energy, ie eff..
All a carb does is mix fuel. Fuel injection does
this almost perfectly now. There's not a chance in
h--- that a vapor/ prouge or other types of carbs will
do better
How would one go about purchasing some of that $1.00 per gallon oil??
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Hi David R.
Thanks again.
David Cruse
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David,
Normally go into the city once or twice a week anyway to get
supplies
mee too--mee too!!! ;)
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How would one go about purchasing some of that $1.00 per gallon oil??
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Hi Jim and All,
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My post was a
response (included below) to
someone who, in my opinion, was using the US
gov'ment and the DEA in specific
as scapegoats in his discussion of hemp's reluctance
in
Todd, can biodiesel be used unwashed with 50/50 mix of regular no.2 diesel
fuel ans can isoprophl alc. be used instead of boilin after final wash? Thanks
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To
I run a small soap and toiletries business right now. The web site is
www.cssoap.com but its not up yet because I downed it for improvements.
Anyway, I am just researching biodesiel right now. I would be interested in
the glycerin, as I use it in making more enriched soap(melt and pour
Todd, can biodiesel be used unwashed with 50/50 mix of regular no.2 diesel
fuel ans can isoprophl alc. be used instead of boilin after final wash?
Thanks
..
I would not run an unwashed bio-diesel if you are using the standard methods
of manufacture - lye or KOH, not at any
I would think that it would depend on the PH level of the biodiesel, also
if WVO is used I would definitely wash.
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says Volvo.
Responding to a report by the British Association of
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stories covered tests conducted by Ford Motor Company of Canada and others
in which a 1935 Ford V8 fitted with a Pogue Vaporizer got over 200 mpg.
Sounds a bit like overunity..
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Was interested to hear of these air pumps used in late model emmision
control systems.
I played with one today.
It put out about 2 psi at a fairly lage volume.
I have used 12 volt automotive fuel
where r u?
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Subject: Re: [biofuel] glycerol
I run a small soap and toiletries business right now. The web site is
www.cssoap.com but its not up yet because I downed
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Do you have a source for this? It'd be useful to show what we're
rebutting.
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Yes, I
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Hi Ed - I'll second that!! (and third and fourth it too!) It's also
in
Hello Tim
Well Keith,
I don't know...DO I want to fry rape oil in a pan? -- Until I found
joined this forum, I had never heard of Rape. But from the little info I
have found it's in the same family (brassica) as Mustard and Canola-- both
of which are edible, and I find quite tasty (especially
Volvo sent copies of retraction.
UK - Norman Thomas and Ray Cattley (UK Environmental Manager)
Sweden - Per Olof Ryd (Technical Manager)
Well done
Good, Terry - now let's see if they change their stance or not.
Keith Addison
Journey to Forever
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Hi David C,
Went to town this afternoon and dug out the books on
Glyceryn. Couldnt find one of the ones I wanted but found the other which is
excellent and I would recommend, Dug out 4 books, 2 on Glycerine, and 2 on
Fatty acids or Fatty Alcohols, which are related topics,
Hello,
I have found this list very interesting - I have been looking at many
resources on biofuels for a while now and I noticed that there is a
lot of reference to biodesiel, but less to bioethanol. Is biodesiel
more environmentally sound?
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Don't normally get drawn into this BUT:
Little bird told me that Volvo have invested loadsa money in road fuel gas
(LPG) driven vehicles as enviro-freindly fuel. Is this why they chose to
knock an even more enviro-freindly fuel
Regards
Dave Preskett
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Hi David R.
Thank you for taking the time, and I agree
on the small plant scenario. I will try to get
the first book you mention asap. There is some
good info at www.britannica.com . I started out
by just entering glycerol, and that is a short
entry, three
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