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From: kirk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Install AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com).
It is free and when I get email like that the message says virus found and
placed in vault. It isn't there on the email anymore.
Kirk
Kirk I,m happy with AVG too.
Would
Martin Klingensmith wrote:
I believe benzene is used. Maybe they use something else now but I think
benzene is carcinogenic.
--- John Venema [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anybody know how to blend ethanol and diesel like E95 (oxygenated
Diesel). Or to put it in another way: what is
Hello Hoagy
From my view you gentlemen made some excellent comments!
I've attempted a comment below although may easily be
considered trivial in pursuit and not worth considering.
Keith and Curtis wrote:
Hi Curtis
I dunno.
I've always looked at the whole thing like:
John Venema wrote:
Does anybody know how to blend ethanol and diesel like E95 (oxygenated
Diesel). Or to put it in another way: what is the secret of the 5% additive.
This additive must be very powerful.
Ethanol blends easily with biodiesel, so you could use biodiesel
instead - only then you
It's important that you use biofuel, It isn't important if you use ethanol or
biodiesel, because you two different type of motor.
ETHANOL=GASOLINE
BIODIESEL=DIESEL
Best regards
Ezio
John Venema wrote:
Does anybody know how to blend ethanol and diesel like E95 (oxygenated
Diesel). Or to
Brief historical look back at
Fuels and Society: 5. High Compression Engines
1901 2 to 1
1909 4.5 to 1
1916 3.8 to 1
Upper limits for engine efficiency about 4.5:1
before knock or ping at higher speeds.
More http://chemcases.com/fuels/fuels-05.htm
Declining quality of fuel during World War One
meant lower octane (50 to 60) requiring
lower compression engines to avoid knock aka pinging.
This would burn more fuel creating more pollution.
More http://chemcases.com/fuels/fuels-07.htm
Fuels and Society: 10. Knocking
Use of
Additional related information about Benzene.
Alcohol and benzene from coal for lighting.
Coal gas made from coal pyrolysis
and the Otto-cycle engine.
http://chemcases.com/fuels/fuels-02.htm and
http://chemcases.com/fuels/fuels-03.htm
Fuels and Society: 10. Knocking
Using alcohol
I had a Ford model A
I heard stories of running the T on kerosene once it warmed up.
Kirk
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From: MH [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 9:48 AM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Compression Ratio
Brief historical look back at
You can do that with most any gasoline engine. My BCS garden tractor has that
option. Lot's of tractors used to have that.
On Fri, May 10, 2002 at 10:15:48AM -0600, kirk wrote:
I had a Ford model A
I heard stories of running the T on kerosene once it warmed up.
Kirk
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It's important that you use biofuel, It isn't important if you use
ethanol or biodiesel, because you two different type of motor.
ETHANOL=GASOLINE
BIODIESEL=DIESEL
Best regards
Ezio
Yes, but E-diesel, which started this thread, is a blend of 80%
petro-diesel fuel and 15% ethanol plus 5%
Keith you're right about it, but there some researches that use only biodiesel
(95% acid oleic) and you don't use petrol diesel.
I don't know very well the situation about ethanol but I think that the problem
is paralel...
Thank you the answer.
Best regard
Ezio
It's important that you use
Just the basics: Ethanol
Transportation for the 21st century 14 Mar 02
http://www.ott.doe.gov/pdfs/jtb_ethanol.pdf PDF
Impart says:
Although E95 is a good fuel for buses and
trucks, it cannot be used in standard diesel
engines. So tests are under way to determine
whether a new
Hello Ezio
Keith you're right about it, but there some researches that use only
biodiesel (95% acid oleic) and you don't use petrol diesel.
I don't know very well the situation about ethanol but I think that
the problem is paralel...
You can use 100% biodiesel (methyl or ethyl esters) in any
more than likely you have a leaking seal where the cold start shaft goes
into the pump. since you live in ca you should be able to start the
engine with the glow plugs.
dennis
Hall, Edward C. wrote:
Mechanics,
I
Keith, are there not algae growth problems with biodiesel being stored a long
time?
What if you added ethanol, would that help?
-Martin
Ethanol blends easily with biodiesel, so you could use biodiesel
instead - only then you won't need the ethanol, LOL!
Best
Keith
=
I've been hearing a lot about this Gaia lately.
It's got me worried. I've heard on the news that some
of these Gaia proponents can be pretty Twilight
Zone strange and have some rather extreme views.
One example that comes to mind is when they showed
these people regarding this Gaia like it's
Curtis,
Gaia is the Earth, in all its inclusive and cohesive patterns and
nuances.
No more than you can function fully with only one arm, one leg or
one eye, nor can Gaia.
One doesn't need to be warped or bent to have a grasp of a planet
as a living being.
To the contrary. One has to be
On Fri, May 10, 2002 at 03:37:02PM -0700, Curtis Sakima wrote:
I've been hearing a lot about this Gaia lately.
It's got me worried. I've heard on the news that some
of these Gaia proponents can be pretty Twilight
Zone strange and have some rather extreme views.
One example that comes to
Still worshiping creation, I see! Next we will be told that man came from
monkeys. I DIDN'T!
Steven-Lee Craig
Those who make peaceful revolution
impossible will make violent revolution
inevitable.
John F. Kennedy
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From: Appal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Don't have to go tothe evening news to get fairytales that are a far cry
from the truth. I get em on the internet!
Steven-Lee Craig
Those who make peaceful revolution
impossible will make violent revolution
inevitable.
John F. Kennedy
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From: Harmon
Mr. Steven Lee Craig...
Perhaps you would care to explain just how long your precious
carcass or mine would exist without a planet as a substrate?
Take away a little atmosphere, a little balance here, add a
little more precariousness there...
I suppose you have an idea on a way to manipulate
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