Hi! Can anyone describe the color of the glycerine-methanol layer after
treatment with phosphoric acid? According to JTF, it's sherry colored. Could
you elaborate more? Is that dark sherry or yellow sherry?
Thanks,
Chris
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Biofuel at
Keith Brian,
I have found a graphic which summarizes some of what you are saying. Try this
for size - I got it from a German Solar Tower publication. I cannot get it
stick to the email message other than as an attachment.
I am sending it to the home page because I know YAHOO strips off all
Great!
I'd be happy to help out any way I can.I have a small mig stainless welder and
all the tools she would need to put on a demo.I asked her to contact me off
list for my phone and any other requests she may have.You too!Just let me know
how Imay be of service.
Kinder Morgan also lost a pipe here in Arizona causing a gas panic and
shortage in the summer of 2003. Many of us in our BioTDIs couldn't help but
laugh...a little. You would think they would learn their lesson, wait until
Erin Brokovich gets her hands on them...
Major Oil Spill Near San
Hi Ed, here is some of the advice I got:
I suggest that you do some research on the car and also ask other
190D
owners and see what they say about repair bills. One thing that
steered me
away from that particular model (when I was looking for a diesel
sedan) was
that the transmissions didn't
This might be useful to those who want to understand some of the properties
of saturated and unsaturated fats and oils
http://dl.clackamas.cc.or.us/ch106-06/fatsand.htm
Biofuel at Journey to Forever:
http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel.html
Biofuels list archives:
http://www.plantservices.com/Web_First/PS.nsf/Cont
entFrameset?OpenFormArticleID=LGRG-5Y9MG7
Taking down greenhouse gas
California companies voluntarily track emission levels for registry
April 21, 2004
California is leading efforts to reduce Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions
in the United
Well worth a read, the book clearly describes how, since the 1950s,
the US Government has run amock. I read it cover to cover with
biodiesel production in mind, and found Stossel's insights relevant
to our cause. Below is the book's description:
When he hit the airwaves thirty years ago,
Art Krenzel wrote:
Keith Brian,
I have found a graphic which summarizes some of what you are saying. Try
this for size - I got it from a German Solar Tower publication. I cannot get
it stick to the email message other than as an attachment.
I am sending it to the home page because I
Andrew Lowe wrote:
Art Krenzel wrote:
Keith Brian,
I have found a graphic which summarizes some of what you are saying. Try
this for size - I got it from a German Solar Tower publication. I cannot get
it stick to the email message other than as an attachment.
I am sending it to the home
Andrew,
Try this URL: http://www.sbp.de/en/fla/index.html
On the upper right side of the page there is a list of articles which can be
downloaded.
Chose THE SOLAR CHIMNEY (360 kb) article.
Open the article and look on page 3 for this great graphic that puts
population, Gross National
Andrew,
You would be the mouse the won the cheese for being able to navigate through
their not-too-clear website and find the graphic.
Good job!!
Art
- Original Message -
From: Andrew Lowe
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, April 29, 2004 10:14 PM
Subject: Re:
Thanks Keith,
Yes, there are EV on the road carrying people over here, a minority
unfortunately. The article blame the
government of not helping, while it is true, I also read in the local
newspaper that EV tempo owner where not happy when the same Lotus Energy
company failed providing new
Are these people selling biodiesel legitimately, meaning, collecting
the proper taxes? Or is it under the table? Is their fuel being
tested to ASTM standards? My point is that if anybody can produce
good quality biodiesel, what's stopping every other person from
making it and selling it?
Allen,
This answer is a bit more elaborate in comparison to what you probably hoped
for.
I've taken the liberty to snip your contact info and cc both your question
and the response to a biodiesel related list for the perusal of others who
may be contemplating the pre-treatment of their wash
Being raised on a small family farm, I would have to defend the
farmers on this issue. These comments are my opinions and are not
based on any research. I will admit that I have heard of
some farmers that have full time jobs off the farm that abuse the
subsidy system. But, there are many
You might check out the Mercedes Benz forums at:
http://www.benzworld.org/forums/default.asp
http://www.benzforum.com/
They love to talk about their cars and are generally very helpful when
it comes to technical questions. Of course they're probably not too
well versed in biofuels, but
Stossel's a liar and a cheat, just another industry front-man, close
links with the usual suspects, no integrity.
Keith
Well worth a read, the book clearly describes how, since the 1950s,
the US Government has run amock. I read it cover to cover with
biodiesel production in mind, and found
Are these people selling biodiesel legitimately, meaning, collecting
the proper taxes? Or is it under the table? Is their fuel being
tested to ASTM standards? My point is that if anybody can produce
good quality biodiesel, what's stopping every other person from
making it and selling it? It's
Jonothan,
The biodiesel being sold at the Biofuels Oasis is commercial biodiesel
supplied by Yokayo Biofuels (http://ybiofuels.org) which meets the
relevant ASTM specs, made from WVO feedstock whenever possible which is
most of time, and it's being sold legitimately (the proprieters
wouldn't
Hi Derek and all
It's good to see this there. And here! Thankyou.
Some gleanings from SANET (Sustainable Agriculture Network Discussion Group):
... there is a remarkable data base where you can view exact
amount of subsidies, by state, by crop and by recipient. No need to argue
about the
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