OK thankyou
Thats what I needed to know
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From: steve spence [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Oscar Pet Foods [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't forget you really need to inform the VAT man to pay the road
fuel duty if you make your own fuel.!!!
Spot on in UK you are really quite unlikely to save money on a small
scale operation and even homebrew is subject to the
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], steve spence [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
if you make an electric car, do you need to pay VAT if you generate
your own electric from solar or wind?
The problem is Road Fuel Excise Tax which is administered by the
Custon Excise. Same bunch that get very heavy handed if
biodiesel will beat regular diesel fuel. that was my point. the diesel you
use now can't meet the spec you listed.
Steve Spence
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artic gold biodiesel has a cetane 50 product (and a 45). regular diesel is
about 40. typically biodiesel has a 45 cetane.
premium diesel from http://www.countrymark.com/ rates at 51 - 56, not
something you typically find at the pump.
Steve Spence
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bastards. no such idiocy here in the states (yet).
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We
In Europe we use EN590 spec diesel. This is low sulphur with (I
believe) a cetane of 48. Biodiesel generally has a cetane of over 50
sometimes 54. The sulphur reduction has arguably affected in
lubrication properties, but that is quietly ignored or appropriate
soothing noises are made by the
www.biodiesel.com shows a test result indicating various parameters
between fuels.
www.biodiesel.org has lots more data on the subject, but last time I
looked they seemed hung up about increased NOx. The oxygen content
higher cetane and clean burning of biodiesel allow timing adjustments
to
Back to you Keith,
Yes I realised that when I continued reading my email after I sent you the
message. Anyway, hopefully he will have read it.
Hanns
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but actually it
was James who asked, I just offered one resource in response.
James,
If you continue to have trouble getting the full Future US Highway Energy
Use paper, give me your email address and I'll send you a copy. I have it on
disk and beleieve that it is well worth reading.
Regards,
Hanns
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Use, storage, handling...
http://www.inchem.org/documents/hsg/hsg/v105hsg.htm
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OK,
Lets get real. I have done the integrated farming
thing and it is not possible to apply the concept to
energy farming. As a matter of fact it is extremely
difficult to apply it to efficient mass food
production. I wish this were not so. But look at China
and you will find that the majority
NCGA Refutes Claims of Energy Imbalance of Ethanol
News reports released Aug. 6 cited claims by Dr. David Pimentel of
Cornell University that ethanol production is not a renewable energy
source, does not enhance energy security, is not an economical fuel,
and does not insure clean air. The
where are you?
- Original Message -
From: Oscar Pet Foods [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, September 10, 2001 7:11 AM
Subject: Re: Re: [biofuel] The Babington Multi Fuel Burner
I do not have the time or the equipment to make a waste oil burner, but
have
an
Dana wrote:
OK,
Lets get real.
Er, ie I disagree?
I have done the integrated farming
thing and it is not possible to apply the concept to
energy farming.
Not true. I too have done the integrated farming thing, and have
investigated many others doing it in many lands, both first and third
Cambridge, England
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From: martin.brook [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 9:31 PM
Subject: Re: Re: [biofuel] The Babington Multi Fuel Burner
where are you?
- Original Message -
From: Oscar Pet Foods [EMAIL
NCGA Refutes Claims of Energy Imbalance of Ethanol
News reports released Aug. 6 cited claims by Dr. David Pimentel of
Cornell University that ethanol production is not a renewable energy
source, does not enhance energy security, is not an economical fuel,
and does not insure clean air. The
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