Hello Keith,
Yes I should have just ignored it. But the unsubscribe procedure is so
obviously and clearly spelt out in every email message. So my reaction was
spur of the moment because in the last two weeks I must have ignored/deleted
several dozen of them (or so it seems) and it just got the
Message: 1
Thanks for the continuing input to the container load/unload solution.
It's really amazing how many ingenious ideas there are out there.
For obvious reasons I favor solutions that don't require improvements at
each drop site - there could be very many of those in a country where
the
John Li [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried using the mixture of refined coconut oil (FFA removed) 20 parts
to one part
kerosene, just like what the Thai teacher did. The result was very
impressive:
smokeless and almost odorless. The smell is just like heating oil in
the pan. There is
no drop in
Keith Addison asks:
A biodiesel question. If you boil off and distill the excess methanol
from the glycerine for re-use, is it in fact suitable for re-use?
Won't it be too wet? I don't even know if water dissolves in
methanol. If so, does methanol have the same or similar upper-limit
azeotropic
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Looks nice. Still waiting for 3-wheel open/closed canopy version
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Hi Dana,
Thank you very much for your info.
I do understand that Straight Veg Oil (SVG) stands for straight vegetable oil
By the way:
1) The picture with etanol can change when we have at our disposal an
industrial waste energy
source which can be used to distill
Please unsubcribe me from the biofuel group. I will return in a couple of
months.
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Keith Addison asks:
A biodiesel question. If you boil off and distill the excess methanol
from the glycerine for re-use, is it in fact suitable for re-use?
Won't it be too wet? I don't even know if water dissolves in
methanol. If so, does methanol have the same or similar upper-limit
Hi All,
Could one of the chemists on the list tell me how to calculate the
dimensions of a column of type 3A synthetic zeolites with a diameter of 1.6
-2.5mm for drying ethanol to 98%? I assume there is a fixed ratio of zeolite to
flow rate. Also how often does one have to purge the
What is the process for removing water from ethanol and how much silica gel do
you need. Again, if 5% water is present in ethanol it will help the engine to
run cooler and it will help reduce carbon deposits. Why do you need to remove
it if you are using it in a gas burning engine? I'm still
Excuse me, I just joined the list, and I've looked all
over the yahoo/groups stuff trying to figure out how to turn
off the banner ads I'm getting with the mail from this list.
It says attachments are disabled for the list - as they
should be -- but I'm getting the html ads anyway.
We're stuck with them!
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From: Harmon Seaver [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Excuse me, I just joined the list, and I've looked all
over the yahoo/groups stuff trying
I've used and re-used about thirty gallons of methanol so far using
my hot pink vacuum still. At first I was worried about recovering
water at the end of a run, so watched the condensate closely for any
sign of cloudiness. I've never seen any. I don't think water can be
recovered from the
organic matter can always be thrown into a biodigester and turned into
methane.
Steve Spence
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you can, but the ethanol must be anhydrous. see
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more power, more efficiency, better mileage if you keep your foot outta the
carb.
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ford Taurus comes in a FFV model for e85. not aware of any dodge vehicles
that do.
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same as gasoline. NOx is produced when nitrogen is involved in combustion.
air is 70% nitrogen. a catalytic converter takes care of this nicely.
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anhydrous ethanol is needed to make biodiesel
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they are good for hemorrhoids as well, makes the shit slide through faster.
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you are welcome to. I'm a fireman, so all's well.
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well, Keith isn't nameless, but he is overworked ;-)
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nameless? Maybe not the only one Steve.
B.r., David
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Sent: Friday, May 25, 2001 2:50 PM
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well, Keith isn't nameless, but he is overworked ;-)
Thanks a whole lot, Steve Spence. I really needed to know that. Got anything
for erectile dysfunction; i.e. limp dick?
-Jim
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Next thing they will be using them in fertility clinics. Trouble is man
being man it wouldnt take long to misuse them and they will probably be used
to increase arousal. Have a nice day.
B.r., David
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Well, that's not true -- I'm on two other egroup --
er, yahoo -- lists, and they don't have them. Perhaps the
list owner just needs to tell them? I complained to yahoo,
but no response yet. Anyway, if attachments are not allowed,
these are attachments, so something is wrong.
Greg Yohn
Hmm, wonder of wonders, now they're gone.
Harmon Seaver wrote:
Well, that's not true -- I'm on two other egroup --
er, yahoo -- lists, and they don't have them. Perhaps the
list owner just needs to tell them? I complained to yahoo,
but no response yet. Anyway, if attachments are
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Thanks a whole lot, Steve Spence. I really needed to know that. Got
anything
for erectile dysfunction; i.e. limp dick?
-Jim
I take a sample of biodiesel and mix with vanilla or strawberry
flavoring, start by massaging her feet, pour a
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over the yahoo/groups stuff trying to figure out how to turn
off the banner ads I'm getting with the mail from this list.
It says attachments are disabled for the list - as they
should be -- but I'm getting the html ads anyway.
I've used and re-used about thirty gallons of methanol so far using
my hot pink vacuum still. At first I was worried about recovering
water at the end of a run, so watched the condensate closely for any
sign of cloudiness. I've never seen any. I don't think water can be
recovered from the
Thanks a whole lot, Steve Spence. I really needed to know that. Got anything
for erectile dysfunction; i.e. limp dick?
-Jim
If you make biodiesel, the solution is at hand (so to speak)! The
glycerine by-product is just the thing for you - just add nitric
acid, no need to light the blue touch
What is the process for removing water from ethanol and how much
silica gel do you need. Again, if 5% water is present in ethanol it
will help the engine to run cooler and it will help reduce carbon
deposits. Why do you need to remove it if you are using it in a gas
burning engine? I'm still
Dale,
Isn't there any loss of methanol during reaction? I am surprised that you
are recovering all that you use. Or did I mis-understand you?
Mike
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Dale is right, recovered methanol is OK to re-use. I have found that from
biod made using 15% meth (v/v WVO), the glyc. yields 3% meth (v/v WVO) and
is well worth the trouble of simple distillation at 70 deg C. Probably will
use 20% in future for an easier life without unnecessary loss of
Nope, never had the problem, so you'll have to ask someone who does. :-)
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beautiful, simply beautiful!
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Methanol is extremely soluble but a reflux condenser should give a good
yield. Beyond that the methods cited for drying ethanol should apply.
Harry in Oz.
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Marc,
The sliding frame lowboys I was referring to in an
earlier post are used for transport of large farm
equipment in the US and are not the types later
posters described. These are very simple to build and
sturdy. They do not have drop tails but rather are
flat.
The axles are mounted on a
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