Some recent discussion on water injection focused on the cooling
effect of the water and or ethanol. That is important as it would
increase the effective turbo boost and increase the power output. If
the boost effect is substantial though the increase in cylinder
pressures must be a concern.
Hello Harry
This is most informative, thankyou.
Some recent discussion on water injection focused on the cooling
effect of the water and or ethanol. That is important as it would
increase the effective turbo boost and increase the power output. If
the boost effect is substantial though the
David, Keith,
Haven't tried mixing BD and ethanol but found BD and methanol did not mix.
Recent batch from high FFA WAF turned to soap.
Broke the emulsion with conc acetic acid, filtered and washed the BD +FFA.
Mixture titrated equivalent to 3.25g NaOH/L (titration method as per
feedstock).
Are you sure about this, Keith? I have tried to mix hydrous ethanol (about
80%) with biodiesel by shaking in a glass jar, and found that they separate
again. Also, I have seen references to far lower biodiesel water
solubilities than the 1200 ppm reported by Camillo (e.g. 7 ppm).
As for the
http://www.oxydiesel.com/products/oxydiesel.html
Oxygenated Diesel
General
Oxygenated Diesel is well positioned to play a role in the evolution of cleaner
diesel systems. In order to make use of existing infrastructure for liquid
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Hi David
Are you sure about this, Keith?
Yes - 10% of 95%, it mixed easily and it's stayed mixed for weeks. I
haven't tried a bigger ratio or a lower proof. I started with the
ACREVO study I referred to previously, which had 9% of 95%. I wonder
where the cut-off is? It might vary a bit,
FERMENTING REBELLION
One fine morning just over a year ago, residents of St. Paul, Minn.,
woke up choking on the air they breathe. What had happened? A
friendly neighborhood brewery had been converted into an ethanol
plant -- without any studies to determine the potential environmental
impacts
The rancid fumes were not those of fermenting corn; they had always been
fermenting at that facility. The fumes were from the drying of the
stillage. By the way, I think they mean the first and only urban ethanol
plant.
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05/24/2002 01:36 PM
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I note that DYMTF.OB traded today at 20 times normal volume, 1.6
million shares rather than 80 thousand, for as-yet unknown reasons:
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?d=ts=DYMTF.OB
No news stories seem to explain this. I half assume that the
previously announced neoventi investment, though it was
On Fri, May 24, 2002 at 10:33:49PM -0400, Appal Energy wrote:
Now that everyone knows how much cleaner biodiesel is in
comparison to dino-diesel, which was pretty much a given by
everyone even before the tests, there will be a lag time before
producers of biodiesel under a given amount won't
Murdoch,
The way the rules are written, your firm could produce virtually
the cleanest biodiesel of all producers in the world, exceeding
ASTM standards by a country mile, but you'd still have to
either be an NBB member, pay the high bond and volume production
tax for access to Health Affects
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