Maybe an interesting article, but what does it have to do with the core
subject of this newsgroup, the production of biofuels?
There are really too many items like this diluting the core subject
material. There are already plenty of other forums to discuss
this kind of subject- let us leave
Jon,
If you are a hobbyist and do it for yourself, you might be right.
It is a very narrow and egoistic view and does not leave much
space for production, use, sales and distribution of biofuels
as an alternative energy resource. Obviously you want a more
of a recipes and cooking type of
Maybe an interesting article, but what does it have to do with the core
subject of this newsgroup, the production of biofuels?
There are really too many items like this diluting the core subject
material. There are already plenty of other forums to discuss
this kind of subject- let us leave this
The same distribution model is being applied to present day biodiesel, with
vast production of acreage, centralized manufacture and global distribution.
Call up any company distributing any type of biofuel. If you're willing to
pay the price, they're willing to ship it from across the globe.
Dear Marc,
Good idea! I think young Keith is putting it onto journeytoforever.
Regards
Michael Allen
On Thu, 15 May 2003 10:21:57 +0800, Marc de Piolenc [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Would it be possible to post this report to the Files area of the group?
It would save emailing it to every
Hello Paul
- Original Message -
From: Johnsson Tomas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello all
We have been testing Alecs Fool Proof process and find it to work after
several long and time consuming testings (adding lye/methanol several
times
and removing the glyrein).
Greetings Johnsson,
- Original Message -
From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, that's one way. As I said, various people adapt it to their
requirements and preferences, and it seems to adapt well. The best
way though, according to much feedback, our own findings and Aleks's
continuing work, is
- Original Message -
From: Andreas W Ohnsorge [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tomas,
I had a similar problem with WVO from a restaurant when I tried the
foolproof recipe allthough it worked fine with virgin oil. I had some
sort of success using the two stage acid based version with a recipe
On Sun, 18 May 2003 04:50:06 +0900, you wrote:
Hi MM
How're you doing? Did you get a diesel yet, after that cell-phone
driver smashed your car?
My car situation is at present that I'm driving a 97 Escort STation
Wagon w/67k miles and no accidents, for a low purchase price. I did
look through
If you say so Paul. I disagree, what I do also disagrees, on all
counts, what Aleks does also disagrees, on all counts, and a great
deal of feedback also disagrees, on all counts. IMO your concentrated
aqueous solution simply adds an unnecessary variable, no need. As for
adjustments, I think
methanol at .82 cents a gallon is cheap, but it really doesn't
make that huge of a difference to a homebrewer. I pay about $2 a
gallon and my fuel costs under 50 cents including all the utility
costs for heating it. There';s not a huge difference between 50
cents a gallon and 30 cents a
It makes a big difference to me. The only major cost to me is methanol. The
first batch I made cost abot .70/litre that's $2.80/U.S. gallon, not
including any costs other than methanol and lye. pump price for diesel is
.72/litre. Need to get the cost down or no one will care how good bio is. I
sorry folks,
I didn't mean to imply that homebrew biodiesel would cost 30
cents a gallon if your methanol costs were the listed tanker price.
It was just an arbitrary figure to illustrate that once you're going at
75 % less than the cost of petro diesel, it really doesn't seem to
matter (to
Mangoes are my favorite fruit, and it was with great relish I read this
piece:
http://www.futureforests.com/uploadedfiles/WSD%20Mango%20Write%20Up.pdf
Hmm... Relish... Mango relish... I have a jar of it in the kitchen.
Time to go have a snack!
AP
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I think you all missed my point.
the social benefits of both fluorine and chlorine in drinking water are
enourmous compared with the costs of not doing so - let me be clear oin this
- the benefits of chlorine are very low levels of disentry and diahorea, not
to mention cholera, etc., the
On Sun, 18 May 2003 11:25 am, robert luis rabello wrote:
Kris Book wrote:
Can someone please explain to me why all of Europe and more
recently so many U.S. water districts are using ozone to
purify drinking water instead of chlorine/chloramine. I
just searched for an hour to find an
Any chemists on board? This sounds much better than Methane reactor.
Kirk
http://www.sciencemadness.org/talk/viewthread.php?tid=169
methanol from CO2
I recently tried this process, which describes the conversion of CO2 into
methanol, utilizing an electric cell...
I did not have success, i
It certainly makes a difference in your case, because you're not in
an area where methanol is available cheaply. Most people in the
US, however, can get it for an inconsequential price... you may
want to explore methanol recovery
mark
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Does anyone know of a reason newspaper can't be used as a filter for wvo?
Bill C.
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I have concidered methanol recovery, but it will be in the future when I am
set up better. How much of the methanol will stay in the glycerine? I am
still trying to source a cheaper supplier for methanol and will keep going
till the goverment shuts me down...lol.
Brent
From: girl_mark_fire
Not porous enough.
Todd Swearingen
- Original Message -
From: William Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, May 18, 2003 9:15 PM
Subject: [biofuel] filtering oil
Does anyone know of a reason newspaper can't be used as a filter for wvo?
Bill C.
Im being faced with the clean up of rather heavy clay soaked with old motor
oil. What are the most effective processes currently being used for
reclaiming such an environmental problem. Is there a process that produces a
positive environmental effect??
Tom G.
- Original Message -
From:
Back up a paper filter with another media if there is a chance the paper
filter will encounter water.
Kirk
-Original Message-
From: William Clark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, May 18, 2003 8:15 PM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [biofuel] filtering oil
Does anyone know
On Sat, 17 May 2003 12:20 am, Bryan Brah wrote:
As Hakan has said storage of wind generated electricity will be the
hardest problem to solve if we are to rely on it for our power needs.
actually, any environmentally derived power has this problem, potentially.
specifically, the amount of
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