I am dealing with these guys in Canada but by the US pricing they
seem to be there also, but if not they will most likely mail order
stuff like scales. They have sulfuric acids and the hydroxides
listed in their Chemicals section of their catalogue and I have
already gotten some from them
Yup! Grolsch available in most big grocery stores (in Quebec anyway,
and at the liquor store elsewhere) My prefered brand is Becks, but
every so often the Euro has a good day and the price jumps so I
digress to a local brand, which according to the organic farmer we
deal with, is a pretty
Stef,
who have you contacted so far? (You mean the Humber College in Toronto, right?)
A few come to mind. Iogen, Biox, Toronto Renewable Energy Co-op, Bruce-Grey
County
(Ferndale) wind turbine project, Ontario Power Generation, Canadian Hydro,
...there's a biodiesel outlet in the Toronto
Hello,
I've often heard it said that small scale biodiesel production is
more efficient than large scale production, or, in other words,
biodiesel production has diseconomies of scale. I'm trying to find
some documentation of this. Does anyone know of any resources that
investigate this
Is it soap?
Pierre
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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:
-
Thanks. It doesn't hurt to ask them about shipping to the US. I'll
send them an e-mail.
Brian
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I am dealing with these guys in Canada but by the US pricing they
seem to be there also, but if not they will most likely mail
Julian,
Yours is a very broad parameter.
Perhaps what would serve best to start is to establish What it is that can
best be achieved with each scale and are those achievements in line with
sound economics?
Bio-regional (presuming that you mean approximately that by small scale)
reduces the
Thanks to Keith and several readers for helping me along in biodiesel
production.
Keith explained how important it is to have adequate heated WVO during the
reaction time. The was a real problem for me not having a heater, and I'm sure
for many of you out there are still trying to collect
I've gotten quite a flurry of off-list interest from people in other
areas of the country who want to host a workshop due to my biodiesel
class 'tour' rumors. Here's some of my other plans:
-Im going to Albuquerque and Tucson in May to tie up some loose ends
from my past, and would love to
Any opinions on this?
Best
Keith
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#789 -- Answering Critiques of Precaution, Part 1, April 15, 2004
The precautionary principle is a new way of making decisions about
environment and health. The purpose of the precautionary approach is
to make decisions today that we
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Keep on Truckin'
Taxpayers could get stuck with tab for new diesel rules
by Amanda Griscom
13 Apr 2004
When the Bush administration wants to gin up some environmental cred,
it cites efforts underway to slash diesel emissions by
http://www.csmonitor.com/2004/0413/p02s02-usec.html
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Pierre,
We've seen a similar type of result before, but not when working
with a 100% SVO. In that case it was an oil that was rich in animal
tallow. The white layer was unconverted fats.
If you want to figure out what that center layer is and what
happened, I'd suggest a couple of things.
Does anyone know why the vehicles listed on the JTF website under Do diesels
have a future? http://www.journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_future.html aren't
available in the USA? I have looked at them numerous times now, and if those
vehicles are getting 70 to 240 MPG why aren't they being sold.
Keith Addison wrote:
Any opinions on this?
When I was in high school, one of my shop teachers owned a pair of
12 cylinder Jaguars. Originally from South Africa, he went to England
during WW2 and served as an RAF fighter plane mechanic. He NEVER
changed the oil in his machines.
The additive package depletes/wears out. If you could restore the
sdditives and filtered the oil well the only other problem is
dilution/contamination with crankcase blowby. I have never run oil a
long time so I don't know if the rumor there is mechanical cracking
of long chain molecules is
Hi Keith,
It may be that there is some kind of economy and people may trade off, but
it appears to be totally family oriented. Since our closest family is 3000
miles away, we don't have anyone to trade with. We are slowly finding
people, but mostly it is teaching how to weatherproof a house
On Sun, 18 Apr 2004 09:20:42 -0700 (PDT), you wrote:
Does anyone know why the vehicles listed on the JTF website under Do diesels
have a future? http://www.journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_future.html aren't
available in the USA? I have looked at them numerous times now, and if those
vehicles
We have two pictures painted for us. One by you, of a woman who just
let things go and it didn't work out. Robert tells us the story of a
man who carefully filtered and stayed on top of the oil that was in
there. That seemed to work out for him.
So, I wonder if the answer is, maybe, that it
murdoch wrote:
We have two pictures painted for us. One by you, of a woman who just
let things go and it didn't work out. Robert tells us the story of a
man who carefully filtered and stayed on top of the oil that was in
there. That seemed to work out for him.
If oil analysis
I would go if the drive weren't a thousand miles!! 'Always wanted to
watch how it's done live.
LOL,
Curtis
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