Hello,
I have been informed by a colleague that a very crude wash method could be
to wash the biodiesel with 12.5% kerosene. This is supposed decrease the
density of the biodiesel enough to allow the settling out of unreacted
oil/diglycerides/monoglycerides/glycerol.
I was wondering if
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Paddy
What do you think the interest would be if you were able to remove (most/all)
water from WVO at low temperatures (no need to waste a lot of energy boiling).
Would it be necessary to use the acid process or do you think that an alkaline
proc ess would suffice. Also, if it was possible to do
Hi Kieth,
I did read the micro niche bit- good lateral thinking. Most, probably
more than 90% of our grain is grown without irrigation. The massive
volcanic ash plains simply don't have major river systems the
rainfall is too low and that's in the good years. Organic methods
work well on this
Can you back this thory up
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I'm pretty new to biofuels and have been trying to get up
to speed by doing
Something maybe of interest on HM Customs and Excise site:
http://www.hmce.gov.uk/forms/graphics/179e.pdf
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Well, the Heritage Foundation, what can you expect? It's part of
the
far-right anti-environmental movement. Associated with the
Competitive Enterprise Institute, along with Michael Fumento, and
the
Reason Foundation, which
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Keith,
You are right, they are all a part of the snake in the Paradise, not that I
belive in this evolution story, but as a prejudice in the old law (bible)
of human behavior the story is quite good. It has to be countered, but how
to make it efficient?
Internet might give us the chance to
COFFEE COMPANY DELIVERS USING 100 PERCENT BIODIESEL
Motorists will soon notice an aroma of french fries on northern
California's highways. It won't be coming from a roadside
fast food chain but from Thanksgiving Coffee Company's delivery
trucks. The fleet will be running on biodiesel, an
Hello Darren
For further information see:
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
http://www.uspto.gov/patft/ Patent Number Search
or go to search, using words like vegetal + oil + degumming or
oil + degumming + phosphatides and see what you could get.
I do not know how long a patent holds but
Well, I am eviscerated. Finally, the National Biodiesel Board wrote
me back and included the following article. Its long, but no
attachments allowed. Essentiall, it undermines my thesis. It is
disheartening. This is written by John Campbell at Ag Processing
before this group was formed. I
Hello Hakan
Keith,
You are right, they are all a part of the snake in the Paradise, not that I
belive in this evolution story, but as a prejudice in the old law (bible)
of human behavior the story is quite good.
Snakes have had a bad press (fine critters, snakes), but it's apt -
snakes in the
Hello Keith,
Despite all that can be said and should be said about the benefits of
ethanol, I only like to point out one thing.
How can any serious responsible person debate the ethanol addition and at
the same time excuse and be prepared to pass a bill who make the oil
companies not
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Keith,
You are right, they are all a part of the snake in the Paradise,
not that I
belive in this evolution story, but as a prejudice in the old law
(bible)
of human behavior the story is quite good. It has to be countered,
Dan,
I do not understand why you say that it does not support your thesis? To me
it does very much. The only problem is that US is already too late in
decisive actions on the issue and the article discuss that and what can be
done on short term. Possibilities of short term achievements, only
Motie,
I have the same feeling of frustration.
Hakan
At 05:19 PM 10/16/2002 +, you wrote:
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Hakan Falk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Keith,
You are right, they are all a part of the snake in the Paradise,
not that I
belive in this evolution story, but as a
I am in the uk
what is #1 diesel ? #2 diesel ? and #3 diesel ?
we have normal diesel, red diesel and city diesel (low sulfur I think) also
paraffin and kerosene and heating oil
when you mention SVO and kerosene mixes - does this work ?
which fuels can be used in a diesel engine ?
thanks
In a message dated 10/16/2002 10:20:28 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hakan: Do you admire Greenpeace for staging the killing of the baby seals?
Do you admire Greenpeace for giving fundraisers up to 40% of the funds they
collect tax free and promoting a lifestyle
snip
I absolutely agree it must be countered, but I am nearly burnt-out
from countering this same stuff over and over. These are the guys who
are as accepted as the Gospel. The rest of us are perceived as
Blasphemous, and dismissed without ever listening to us.
I am getting a reputation as a
Hi.
Found an interesting article in yesterday's Grist
Magazine. Apparently the British Department of Customs
and Excise has decided to tax home-biofuel brewers.
If you use a substance as a fuel to propel a vehicle
on the road, you have to pay duty at the rate of the
substance being substituted,
Motie,
I have the same feeling of frustration.
Hakan
Hey, cheer up folks, we're winning! Motie, nobody's going to put you
in a rubber room just yet - maybe you're tearing your hair out, but
what you say is very sensible and to the point, not irrational at
all, nor incoherent. No need to
But who was he? I googled over 100URLs for these and no bibliography info.
de Juvenal was just under one of his and I couldn't leave it out.
Kirk
The ideal tyranny is that which is ignorantly self-administered by its
victims. The most perfect slaves are, therefore, those which blissfully and
Dear Richard,
I am quite tired on this kind of trimming of what I write and deliberate
misinterpretations of what I am saying. You do not have to prove that
often, that I was right in my opinion about trimming and censorship. If you
read my whole message, it should be clear that it was their
Dear Richard,
I am quite tired on this kind of trimming of what I write and deliberate
misinterpretations of what I am saying. You do not have to prove that
often, that I was right in my opinion about trimming and censorship. If you
read my whole message, it should be clear that it was their
In a message dated 10/16/2002 5:13:44 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have physically seen the ship in NZ soon after the event
and the police records, who clearly identifies the terrorists as government
agents. That was the French, please do not try and confuse
Another one - posted by Steve Spence in May:
Biodiesel Tax Measure Could Have A Long Life, as Ethanol Grants Show
By SHAILAGH MURRAY
Staff Reporter of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
WASHINGTON -- What if you could turn a plentiful plant into a fuel
that powers trucks, buses and tractors, doesn't
Hello Dan
I think you should consider reinviscerating yourself. I don't think
much of this report, it takes a very narrow view. Campbell's a
lobbyist, he sees things from the point of view of the soy interests,
and that means he wears a particular set of blinkers. Look how he
considers the
Hi.
Found an interesting article in yesterday's Grist
Magazine. Apparently the British Department of Customs
and Excise has decided to tax home-biofuel brewers.
If you use a substance as a fuel to propel a vehicle
on the road, you have to pay duty at the rate of the
substance being substituted,
In a message dated 10/16/2002 10:20:28 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hakan: Do you admire Greenpeace for staging the killing of the baby seals?
Do you admire Greenpeace for giving fundraisers up to 40% of the funds they
collect tax free and promoting a lifestyle where
Hot Dog writes:
I am in the uk
what is #1 diesel ?
Same as paraffin (UK, kerosene US), used as a mix with #2 diesel to
improve cold-weather performance. Many people also use it as a mix
with biodiesel for the same reason. Not recommended as a diesel fuel
by itself.
#2 diesel ? and #3 diesel
Yes that was French agents and they were convicted i NZ court. Later
expelled to France against the promise that they would serve the sentence
there. I did not try to confuse any, I just thought that their nationality
was irrelevant in a discussion about principles. This kind of things goes
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Here's a quote I use regularly in my sig line:
A truth's initial commotion is directly proportional to how deeply
the lie was believed. It wasn't the world being round that agitated
people, but that the world wasn't flat. When a
The fact is that there are zero federal taxes on biodiesel or
ethanol (or hydrogen) in the US. If indeed there are *state* taxes on
biodiesel, as some have said, I think they should tell us exactly what
they are, and for which states. If they exiest, how many cents per
gallon please?
I
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hot Dog writes:
I am in the uk
what is #1 diesel ?
Same as paraffin (UK, kerosene US), used as a mix with #2 diesel to
improve cold-weather performance. Many people also use it as a mix
with biodiesel for the same
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