As usual, there is more to the story than just my mind has been able
to imagine on its own. I have been thinking a great deal lately
about self sufficiency, and taking baby steps toward same. One of
the factors in my interest in biofuels. In this, like everything
else in life, what I am
Thanks for the answers they are helpfull im very impressed with what
I see on thejourney website (always have been).Yes Im a newbie
to processing biodiesel but an oldie on algaeculture technology for
oil production and algae based Living fuel cell technology.
and..Of course, im an long
I thank you for the offer, but at this time I think it is too large a
capacity. While I do have 2 cows, they are pastured at all times, so
collecting their dung is not convenient. We do have rabbits, [At present
30, but this changes constantly,]humans [2] and pigs [5] that the dung is
easy
I been curious about steam trubine engins for a car for some time.
However when I look for info all I get is old piston driven steam
turbine engins. Would love to have turbine of this type to experament
with. Anyone know of a page on building one or where one could be
obtained cheap? One way
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We had a message a few weeks back from someone taking exception to
a
report that the current US administration was ignoring ready-to-use
technologies in its energy, um, what to say, energy schemes. As a
sceptical
Are you aware
of any studies that look at percentages of traffic fatalities are
caused by oversize vehicle vs small vehicle collisions. I think
that this would be interesting.
Relationships between Vehicle Size and Fatality Risk in Model Year
1985-93 Passenger Cars and Light Trucks
NHTSA
many years, at least three decades, Mercedes and VOLVO has been
world leaders in car safety and at the same time fuel consumption in
its class of cars.
Unfortunately priced out of my range! 8^(
True or not, what you definitely can
say about small cars is that there's a lot less ego-food
THIS I can get and fairly cheaply, so what I am wondering is how
much longer than flakes will it take to disolve (8 liters methanol)
I will be using the Methoxide the Easy Way method.
I can only get flakes through a chemical supply house and it costs;
a small batch (500 gr)of flakes technical
On the first page of the JourneyToFoerever Make Your Own
Biodiesel, go figure.
Meanwhile we'd warmed the 10 litres of new oil in a steel bucket on
the stove to about 40 deg C (104 deg F) to thin it so it mixed
better. In fact, 55 deg C (131 deg F) is a better processing
temperature.
So, if I
I can buy a quart of veggie oil for $3 but what about the lye etc?
How much does it end up costing? Anyone measured the emissions and
energy imput form the processing?
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G'day Robert
Keith Addison wrote:
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God Bless America. It surely needs the help, to rid itself of such
attitudes as yours.
Edward Beggs
Funny, I was thinking much the same thing...
That's a little ambiguous in its phrasing, Mr Williams
snip
Actually,
Kim,
Here is an outline from a friend of mine in India where biogas technology is
quite standard. 1 Kg of starch or sugar produces about 400 liters of high
quality biogas in about 8 hours which should be sufficient to cook your meals
for the next day. It may require more manure by weight
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wrote:
Keith Addison wrote:
snip
God Bless America. It surely needs the help, to rid itself of
such
attitudes as yours.
Edward Beggs
Funny, I was thinking much the same thing...
Hello Brian
As usual, there is more to the story than just my mind has been able
to imagine on its own.
Yes, as usual - I suppose we all say that (or should). But Brian, why
leave your mind to imagine on its own? Join and share with others, as
you said in another message about bartering
Hello Ed
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We had a message a few weeks back from someone taking exception to
a
report that the current US administration was ignoring ready-to-use
technologies in its energy, um, what to say, energy schemes. As a
Does anyone have any information on extracting oil from algae?
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No, actually I am refering to the single stage regular type process.
The problem I am forecasting and trying to avoid is when using a
water pump with the water heater processor I don't want to end
up gumming the pump with solidified glycerine, s, I figure
that once having mixed it for about
On the first page of the JourneyToFoerever Make Your Own
Biodiesel, go figure.
Meanwhile we'd warmed the 10 litres of new oil in a steel bucket on
the stove to about 40 deg C (104 deg F) to thin it so it mixed
better. In fact, 55 deg C (131 deg F) is a better processing
temperature.
Yes. Mike
At 12:33 AM 4/16/2004, you wrote:
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Date: Thu, 15 Apr 2004 15:06:43 -0500
From: Kim Garth Travis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Re: Biogas was Rejoining list with a question
I thank you for the offer, but at this time I think it is too large a
capacity. While I do have 2
Hi.
We have done extensive rd in algae production for food fuel and
fertiliser... go to our website for more on this topic. click on
the tour ecogenics and youll see various fuel grade algaes being
propagated... also, we have one of the most comprehensive manuals on
the topic. there are
This is a wonderful idea, but we have found that finding anyone who is
interested in actually doing the work, is a very different story. We would
love to live with that kind of community, and have joined many community
lists, but there doesn't seem to be anyone interested in this part of
Hi all.
Have been studdying biodiesel for a while now building up apparatus and
chemicals etc.
Want to try my first test batch but have had difficulty in finding a Methanol
supplier who will deal with Jo puplic. I don't think my work would appreciate
me having Methanol delivered otherwise id
Hi all.
I need to purchase some methanol for my first test batch 25ltr would be nice
but am having proplems with chemical companys not dealing with jo public.
Anyone know of eny freindly suppliers in the Bristol U.K. area
Cheers Myke
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wrote:
Hi.
We have done extensive rd in algae production for food fuel and
fertiliser... go to our website for more on this topic. click on
the tour ecogenics and youll see various fuel grade algaes being
propagated...
Marc Orion Cardoso wrote:
Hi.
We have done extensive rd in algae production for food fuel and
fertiliser... go to our website for more on this topic. click on
And your web site is where?
the tour ecogenics and youll see various fuel grade algaes being
propagated... also,
Andrew Lowe wrote:
Marc Orion Cardoso wrote:
Hi.
We have done extensive rd in algae production for food fuel and
fertiliser... go to our website for more on this topic. click on
And your web site is where?
Replying to my own email, from some references in other emails
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Sorry about that the website is www dabney.com/ecogenics/ scroll
down to the list of dabney's hosted websites.. or just write in
ecogenics on google or aol..
no .com or anything im sure youll find it.. the skin care people are
in germany and have nothing to do with us... we dont mind
I gave you a 10 cubic meters capacity as an example. The manual start at 4
cubic meter approximately 2-3 cattles (24 Kg and 24litters). My guess is that
any dung can do, pigs included. Once I asked the guy at BSP about humans and
the answer was as long as you have the quantity.
You know
I have been asked to forward this to a few groups. I'm including the biofuel
group even though there is no direct biofuel angle on the motor side of the
operation, because of the general inerest that some biofuel fans have often
shown for improved fueling and other options, and for the extreme
I sent a message 2-3 days ago. Hasn't shown up yet. I'll try again:
Hello fellow biodieselers! I can say that now that I made my first
batch.
It was just a 1 litre batch, here's how I went about it:
- .2 l methanol (99.9%) with 3.5 g gillett lye (100%) shaken in a
jar on and off over a
Thank you,
Bright Blessings,
Kim
At 09:48 AM 4/16/2004, you wrote:
I gave you a 10 cubic meters capacity as an example. The manual start at 4
cubic meter approximately 2-3 cattles (24 Kg and 24litters). My guess is
that any dung can do, pigs included. Once I asked the guy at BSP about
humans
yes.
We had a training/install workshop with them in March.
Here's a link to the review...
http://www.biofuels.coop/blog/archives/66.html
for pictures check out www.localaction.biz
click on Elsbett workshop.
rachel
On Apr 16, 2004, at 11:34 AM, John Blackmer wrote:
does anyone know
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