Dear listees:
Note: the VEG-Therm 12 volt vegoil heater will be soon be $59 instead of
the Spring Special price of $49 that weÕve had for the last month or so. We
have about 35 units remaining that we will offer at the $49 price.
Thanks to all who have placed orders for various items for
Keith,
I recall a series of postings on your other group (I unsubscribed due the
volume)
dealing with misters. I thought there was some for diesels too?
Regards
Dave
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Keith,
Check out http://www.aquamist.co.uk/dc/dc.html and click on the
References button, which will direct you to some research paper links
on water injection in diesel engines.
I think that while water in your dinodiesel, biodiesel, SVO or WVO is a
bad thing, and the reason that Racor and
Keith,
I recall a series of postings on your other group (I unsubscribed
due the volume)
dealing with misters. I thought there was some for diesels too?
Regards
Dave
Hello Dave, how're you doing?
Yes, people were working with Ron Novak's device, with good results.
But I don't think any of
Hi,
I'm new to the list and curious about alternative fuels. Looks like
a lot of interest in here!
I don't use my vehicles much, but when I do I tend to use them for
long expedition type work. In some countries you don't have a choice
who you buy fuel from, or the quality. In North America
Hi,
I'm new to the list and curious about alternative fuels. Looks like
a lot of interest in here!
I don't use my vehicles much, but when I do I tend to use them for
long expedition type work. In some countries you don't have a choice
who you buy fuel from, or the quality. In North America and
Keith,
Doing rather well thanks. Hope alls well with your project too.
The idea springs from something I read maybe on your site or another. It
referred to the phenomenon of, when driving with a high relative humidity or
misty/foggy conditions, a diesel engine performs better. I thought that
G'day Edward,
I am a farmer in Australia, and I have been producing BD for use on farm. I
have my own cold press and have built a processor. I am very interested in the
concept of running a diesel on a SVO system and have been toying with the idea
of plumbing up a heated tank, but as yet haven't
Keith,
Doing rather well thanks. Hope alls well with your project too.
Good! And yes thanks.
The idea springs from something I read maybe on your site or another. It
referred to the phenomenon of, when driving with a high relative humidity or
misty/foggy conditions, a diesel engine performs
Hi Steven - First of all - great that you have your own cold press for use
on the farm! We are trying to get that concept in greater use here in
Canada. We rep for the Komet press, which is made in Germany.
What type of press do you use? I'd be interested in knowing more about your
experiences
Hi Kieth
I am new but have been reading your info over the past few weeks and find it
both interesting and daunting. I can't follow the chemical and technical
aspects as I'm a bit old to learn those things.
I have a diesel truck and own a fish n chips shop and therefore wish to
convert the
Comment on various national biodiesel standards set rather low
tolerances for water content:
The Austrian Standard ONORM C 1191 said only: No water should settle
out
(i.e. about 1200ppm water would stay in solution in our FAME.)
All others bother about 500 and even 300 ppm (DIN), which is
FYI
http://www.iseo.org/iseo/foodfats.htm
Food Fats and Oils (1994)
Full text online
This publication addresses many technical issues associated with fats
and oils including their chemical composition and their role in the
diet. It also includes information on nutritional aspects, physical
Hello Keith,
I think loading the bookmark is the correct way to upload the
diagrams and text of a web document for the benefit of the group.
Thanks for ur info on the effect of water on increasing CR and power
boost...and ur references. I've now uploaded TAL and Alchemix
bookmarks for those
Thankyou Camillo. Sorry, yes, no entry for the Austrian standard
under Water. The other standards range from 200 (Czech) to 700
(Italy), with the US ASTM PS121-99 at 0.05% (the new ASTM D-6751
standard says water and sediment 0.050 max % volume). Good to know
it doesn't make a lot of sense,
Hi Kieth
I am new but have been reading your info over the past few weeks and find it
both interesting and daunting. I can't follow the chemical and technical
aspects as I'm a bit old to learn those things.
I have a diesel truck and own a fish n chips shop and therefore wish to
convert the used
Regarding misting and water injection.
I have not tried this, but have read about many good examples of it on the
www.tdiclub.com where people talk about tuning VW turbodiesels. The primary
reason I heard of in that circle was related to the turbo. The engine can be
made more efficient if
Dear List Members,
Before you go spreading this type of rubbish, just go to
google and do a search on the file that you are being told to delete.
You might find, as I expected I would, that it is a hoax, or that it
an actual needed file and that people are talking about it in
Dear listees:
Note: the VEG-Therm 12 volt vegoil heater will be soon be $59 instead of
the Spring Special price of $49 that weÕve had for the last month or so. We
have about 35 units remaining that we will offer at the $49 price.
Thanks to all who have placed orders for various items for
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Alternative Fuels from Biomass
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Substituting biofuels derived from cellulosic biomass for
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By Wyman, C. E.
08/01/1992
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Several oxygenated biofuels such as ethanol reduce
carbon monoxide emissions when blended with gasoline.
A number of biofuels can be substituted directly for
conventional transportation fuels to reduce urban
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Hey,
FYI
http://www.iseo.org/iseo/foodfats.htm
Food Fats and Oils (1994)
Full text online
This publication addresses many technical issues associated with fats
and oils including their chemical composition and their role in the
diet. It also includes information on nutritional aspects, physical
In the biofuel library (Mother/s Alcohol Fuel Seminar) there are
plans for a 6 inch (150 mm) unit filled with Pall rings. In chpt. 7
the use of plates are discussed, and a typical plate design for a 12
inch (300 mm) diam. column is mentioned.
Question 1) - When should one start considering
In the biofuel library (Mother/s Alcohol Fuel Seminar) there are
plans for a 6 inch (150 mm) unit filled with Pall rings. In chpt. 7
the use of plates are discussed, and a typical plate design for a 12
inch (300 mm) diam. column is mentioned.
Question 1) - When should one start considering
using
Just a follow up to this (edited) prior post.
MH wrote:
I was thinking about energy from ethanol and oilseed
yields and how it relates to each other briefly
Ethanol from corn, sugar beets
and Jerusalem artichokes keying off of
Table 2. Average yield of 99.5 percent alcohol
Achieving a specific amount of alcohol per acre can be equivalent
for either micro- or macro-production.
Oil/biodiesel yields per acre are not in the same genre, however,
as the higher oil yields per bushel are generally solvent
extraction process (hexane) and the lower oil yields are
extrusion
From what I have read, a general rule of thumb is; up to 4 you would
be better off with scrubbers, anything bigger than 4 and scrubber will
tend to channel, from 4 up to 8 you would do well with packing like
pall rings and the like, from 10 and up you would do well to use
plates. However I
Hi Todd,
I take what you mean is these oilseed yields are representative
of the solvent extraction process, yes?
The following keyed off of
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_yield.html
Yield - about:
18 gal/acre corn (maize) [oil]
48 gal/ac soybean [oil]
61 gal/ac
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