[biofuels-biz] Re: [biofuel] oil purifier

Fair go Pedro, you want all my secrets. I recently described a process to convert the foots from a palm oil refinery to good quality bio. The foots are the result of taking the entire waste stream, as soap stock, and performing an acidulation process. This results in a lot of phospholipids and

Re: [biofuels-biz] Re: [biofuel] oil purifier

- Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: biofuels-biz@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2001 9:21 AM Subject: [biofuels-biz] Re: [biofuel] oil purifier Fair go Pedro, you want all my secrets. Ha, ha. Not for me sure, because I belong to a non-profit

Re: [biofuel] bio diesel in lanterns

Thyanks Todd I thought as much.Is there a process to bring down the specific gravity for biodiesel.For example cutting it with ethanol perhaps. Yahoo! Groups Sponsor -~-- Get your FREE credit report with a FREE CreditCheck Monitoring Service trial

Re: [biofuel] bio diesel in lanterns

I have tried my first batch of biodiesel in a flat wick style lamp but as Todd guessed it just burnt the wick but it did not go out just wasnt very bright. Yahoo! Groups Sponsor -~-- The Nissan Sentra Everything but compact http://NissanDriven.com

Re: [biofuel] bio diesel in lanterns

Tom Ed, Bio-D has too high a specific gravity to wick any farther than perhaps 1.5 in height. When the fuel level reaches this distance below the combustion point, the wick begins to burn and the lamp extinguishes itself. This is why I was asking about Argand lamps last week. They were

RE: [biofuel] Oil Refineries

Check out the following URL for info on PNG oil production stats etc. http://www.oilsearch.com.au/activities_page/activities.html. The next URL is from the National - Mine talk - gives you some more info http://www.zipworld.com.au/~national/0904/mine.htm. The following is a quote from the

Re: [biofuel] 2 Stroke Bio

Hi Pip, Seeing it has a mechanical bearing in the wrist pin (they usually are a tight fit in the piston to prevent turning there) you can use the more modern 40-1 mix. there has been a very steady improvement in lube oils over the last 30 years. Ed Service - Original Message - From:

Re: [biofuel] Bd 2 stroke, caster oil warning

sorta like the poor buggers in those WW1 fighter planes huh? Ed - Original Message - From: jerry dycus [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2001 4:37 PM Subject: Re: [biofuel] Bd 2 stroke, caster oil warning Hi All, Beware

Re: [biofuel] bio diesel in lanterns

Tom, We've tried blends of biodiesel with distillate lamp oil and found the result to be the same as with straight biodiesel - insufficient wicking properties. Have not tried any other dilutants as of yet. Biodiesel will dissolve in large amounts of methanol. It might do the same with ethanol.

Re: [biofuel] 2 Stroke Bio

Mine has a hardened steel pin which fits tight enough in the aluminum piston so that it doesn't turn. But there are needle bearings in the small end of the connecting rod. On Sun, 2 Sep 2001 21:11:35 - Ed Service [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hi Pip, Old two-stroke engines like yours

Re: [biofuel] bio diesel in lanterns

I would think you should be able to find a Rayo lamp in an antique store fairly easily if you want to try the Argand style lamp. It has the circular wick and the hollow tube running down thru the fuel bowl, preheating the fuel and providing more oxygen. Many of them have been converted to

Re: [biofuel] upper cylinder lube ???

Yes, in a rather round about way. My father is a Citrus grower in Orange County Florida. For his tractor's, he still uses three old D.O. model Cases he bought back in the late 1940's. They were designed to run on what was called tractor fuel which was a heavier mixture than gasoline

Re: [biofuel] bio diesel in lanterns, Heaters

Hi Todd and All, Needing a heater for this winter would a multi-wick floating on WVO with a 1/2 inch rise work? Kind of like the VO floating candles but with larger wicks. Thanks, jerry dycus --- Appal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Tom, We've

Re: [biofuel] 2 Stroke Bio

Cool! I hope you're right. Thanks. On Tue, 4 Sep 2001 09:52:41 - Ed Service [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hi Pip, Seeing it has a mechanical bearing in the wrist pin (they usually are a tight fit in the piston to prevent turning there) you can use the more modern 40-1 mix. there has

Re: [biofuel] Bd 2 stroke, caster oil warning

Hi All, Beware about breathing the fumes of castor oil in 2 stroke exhausts. It will cause your bowel to forcefully evactuate making a very embarrassing mess. jerry dycus __ Do You Yahoo!? Get email alerts NEW webcam

[biofuel] Pimental rebutted

http://newuses.org/EG/EG-25/25EthEconomics.html Ethanol-from-Corn Production Economics Under Fire Cornell University's Prof. David Pimentel has delivered a detailed attack on the economics of corn-to-ethanol production. A Pimentel article to be published this month in the Encyclopedia of

[biofuel] Interesting

http://www.publiclibraryofscience.org/ Elabore caseramente biodiesel para su actual motor de gasoil petrol’fero La soluci—n a sus problemas energŽticos. http://sitio.de/energia http://journeytoforever.org/energiaweb/ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor

Re: [biofuel] BD 2 Stroke oil

Came across description, evaluation of 2 cycle oil and chemistry links that might help explain although not BD specific: This relates to 2 cycle air/water cooled engines e.g. chain saw, marine, lawn mower, etc. How 2 cycle ultralight aircraft engine OIL works