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I need information if there are any projects pertaining to biofuels for East
African Countries(Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda)?
Nizar W. Ramji
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G'day Keith Camillo
Thanks for the information, leads and suggestions.Can I please ask, what does
DIYS IMHO stand forsomething about do it yourself?
I presume when you mention about using an alcohol to lower cloud point,
methanol could be as easily used, but is not the fuel of choice because
G'day Steven
G'day Keith Camillo
Thanks for the information, leads and suggestions.Can I please ask, what does
DIYS IMHO stand forsomething about do it yourself?
Do-it-yourselfers, in my humble opinion.
I presume when you mention about using an alcohol to lower cloud point,
methanol could
Actually the methanol doesn't mix that well with the biodiesel. IPA
(Isopropyl Alcohol) does and seems to have a beneficial effect at
quite low concentrations 2% even. IPA isn't cheap here, 95% ethanol,
even at 10% is attractive since that is what is sold as metholated
spirits. Tony clogged
At a whim some time back we mixed a high ratio of methanol to
biodiesel. The result was a completely homogenous fuel some days
later.
If memory serves, the ratio was 1:1.
A bit more than a simple enhancement.
Todd Swearingen
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From: gjkimlin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
What has me confused the most is warming should be accompanied with enhanced
evaporation. Yet when I look at tree rings in central Montana the reduced
rainfall that began in the early 70's is still with us. As for recording
peak temperatures at weather stations reduced humidity should see wider
Today,
using much of the same data,
No way. Even where the same climate records are used, new ways of
crunching them and of correlating them with each other, with other
evidence and with huge amounts of new data have produced new and much
improved information from the old records. An early
I would like to know what a sight tube could be made of for a
biodiesel processing tank. Preferrably flexible tubing that could be
fixed to barbed fittings on the tank.
With thanks,
Matt
Aleks Kac uses a translucent braided tubing for that. That's with the
acid-base method, so it resists
Mr Witmer
Kris,
I wish someone would pay me for writing! I am in nobody's employ. I
never pretended to know it all.
That's exactly what you pretend. You're missing out, there are
certainly people who'd pay you for this kind of activity.
If my failure to be convinced that
the rich have stolen
Christopher Witmer wrote:
Todd, if I replied that the feeling is mutual I would be a liar. I
believe that all human beings are created in the divine image and
therefore worthy of respect. But tell me, does your disdain also apply
to the researchers and policy advisors who in the 1970s laid a
Well said Keith, this guys numbers are totally out of
whack. They are so far from correct, that I suspect that
Christoper is a paid propaganda writer. His words sound
very much like someone who is involved in the black ops
profession. It seems like every list that is set up to do
some public good
Hello Tomas
I was hoping you'd get more responses, but I think you got some input
on pumps, not anything else. So I'll try.
I have been making biodiesel from used (restaurant) vegoil since 1999 here
in Finland for my own use, this has been working very well. Now I am
building a little larger
You keep coming back with this stuff, eh, Marc? You get debunked, you
wait a few months and then try it again as if it never happened. Will
you be telling us again soon that nukes are good for you too?
Today,
using much of the same data,
No way. Even where the same climate records are
Well said Keith, this guys numbers are totally out of
whack. They are so far from correct, that I suspect that
Christoper is a paid propaganda writer. His words sound
very much like someone who is involved in the black ops
profession. It seems like every list that is set up to do
some public good
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And of course you have reputable references and are willing to
forward them for the benefit of all, yes? References which
support the claim of seasonal pre-existence and no increased in
loss of stratospheric ozone?
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From: F. Marc de Piolenc [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Matt wrote:
I would like to know what a sight tube could be made of
for a biodiesel processing tank. Preferrably flexible tubing
that could be fixed to barbed fittings on the tank.
I'd recommend fairly thin-walled HDPE (high-density
polyethylene). It's not as clear as vinyl, but vinyl clouds
up
Come on Marc. The guy enters stage left with sweeping
generalizations and stereotypes, using his own expertise and
opinion as reference, just itching to stir something up, assuming
a different attack position after each response to each ill
thought remark.
Mention the word cult and he attacks
Keith,
It was US MI that Marc used to work for. Does that mean missing
intelligence?
Sure wish I had saved the location of his personal ego...e
web site.
Todd
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From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 4:28
Keith wrote:
Finally, would you say that Earth Day should be abandoned? That it's
accomplished nothing useful, not helped to awaken a single person's
awareness to environmental issues? Regardless of who subsequently
funded and profited from it, AFAIK the oil spill off Santa Barbara in
1969
Curtis,
I suppose it all boils down to what the core inner belief is of
the practitioner.
For some, the filthy lucre is the root of all evil.
For others, who choose not to omit portions of texts, it's the
love of the filthy lucre that is the root of all evil.
Then I suppose love of self comes
How about Nylon.
One of four chemicaly impervious chemicals.
Haven't used it yet but that was my plan.
Would appreciate comments if it had been used?
Matt wrote:
I would like to know what a sight tube could be made of
for a biodiesel processing tank. Preferrably flexible tubing that could be
As a after thought if North America effects climate change in Africa
then it would stand to reason Russia Asia would effect No. America
particularly if coal, dust storms and even bombs exploding
(creating dust in the upper atmosphere and nuclear winter fallout)
looking back last century
I thought that proving a theory, one way or the other made it a fact.
Many theories are considered mainstream fact, but wanting proof for
something not proven, for an argument, is like cutting on both sides of
a tree, it only makes sense if it being held from the top. If that
statement
Have any of you taken a peek at either of these
or others related to this topic?
If so would ya mind voicing your opinion and/or listing them.
Why Hoagy...I'm surprised. Didn't you know that these texts are
all part of a bigger communist plot to take over all
homelands and forever turn them
Eric Ruttan wrote:
How about Nylon.
One of four chemicaly impervious chemicals.
What are the other three, Eric?
Used to use neoprene tubing for such things, long ago - fuel,
chemicals, never found anything that rotted it. Neoprene
polychloroprene. At least that's what we called it and what
Preaching ... ideology converts ...
dogma.
Just a few years ago, I remember those terms only
being reserved for religious conversation. You
know, the one with the missionary at your door ..
explaining why his church is the true church. While
you're quietly trying to say no thanks, excuse
Hi Hoagy
Glad you posted some of the Stauber interview - good stuff. Here's a
bit more from him, concerning the so-called leaders of the
environmental movement and more:
http://www.prwatch.org/prwissues/1997Q4/
PR Watch, vol. 4, no. 4:
Flack Attack
Anyway, Stauber and Rampton's PR Watch
http://www.globalhemp.com/News/2002/June/sd_voters_to_decide.shtm
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