I was surprised that there wasn't more discussion of the new NBB small
producer membership policy. Here's the two places where the commentary I
got is found:
http://www.forums.biodieselnow.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3030
also Lyle wrote up his journalistic version and it's inspired some
Ian Jackson had a good recommendation regarding washing his
biodiesel. He used pneumatic exhaust silencers to bubble wash
the biodiesel.
Does anyone know what size silencer he uses? They come in about 4 or
5 different sizes.
I tried to figure it out from his pictures, but I didn't have much
i would be worried about that glow plug getting too
hot for sure! i think that they draw about 9-12 amps
per plug, and that's a lot of current to go thru a
dimmer switch. if it's a dimmer from a house circuit i
suspect that it wouldn't hold up. that kind of current
is equivalent to something like
to all who have contributed their knowledge and opinion about fuel
pricing, thank you very much.
good day!
beng
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wrote:
And THAT is the reason why the Oz government taxes backyard BD
brewers. 0.93/liter ? Someone is
Hey thanks Balaji,
That fistful of urls on rainwater harvesting
was an eye-opener. And much intrigued by the use of stone heaps to generate
water through precipitation from dew. You may be interested to know that the
dew precipitation concept is also used in nature.
on 7/21/04 3:36 PM, kkeennbb at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ian Jackson had a good recommendation regarding
washing his biodiesel. He used pneumatic exhaust
silencers to bubblewash the biodiesel.
Does anyone know what size silencer he uses? They
come in about 4 or 5 different sizes.
I
Thank you for your input. Since the fuel going through the glow plug
will be flowing, and never remaining stationary, we are hoping that it
doesn't get too hot to melt the lines. We also have a temperature
sensor installed similarly in the fuel line (with a brass T and rubber
hose nipples)
Hi,
Very new to this type of communication so not even
sure if this is how you post a message. Unless I did
it wrong I typed in several searches for thermal
depolymerization (big words for breaking down carbon
based materials into OIL!!! and other products) and I
could not find one message
Erik Lane wrote:
i would be worried about that glow plug getting too
hot for sure! i think that they draw about 9-12 amps
per plug, and that's a lot of current to go thru a
dimmer switch. if it's a dimmer from a house circuit i
suspect that it wouldn't hold up. that kind of current
is
On 2004-07-17 Todd wrote:
Beats me exactly as to what type of steel composition the pre-heater is.
Don't think it so much matters as much as the mechanical design.
Walk into a store that distributes those ventless kerosene heaters and
you'll have more than ample opportunity to see exactly
Hey John,
Thanks for this website.
I've been fascinated by this stuff for awhile now,
but I can't ever to seem anything on it other than fluff.
What, for instance, is the energy balance on a barrel of oil made from
municipal waste?
I may not have good sources, but it always seems that when
Hello John
Hi,
Very new to this type of communication so not even
sure if this is how you post a message. Unless I did
it wrong I typed in several searches for thermal
depolymerization (big words for breaking down carbon
based materials into OIL!!! and other products) and I
could not find one
Hello Go
Some comments below.
On 2004-07-17 Todd wrote:
Beats me exactly as to what type of steel composition the pre-heater is.
Don't think it so much matters as much as the mechanical design.
Walk into a store that distributes those ventless kerosene heaters and
you'll have more
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wrote:
Hi Frag,
Got my Lye at Boerenbond/Welkoop and my methanol at a farmacist the
methanol
I'm not sure about the purity it says nothing on the bottle. The
lye is 99%.
Good luck
What does it say on it? i could only
Yeah thanks for the advice guys but these stoves haven't been sold here
for
30 years, ever since kerosene got taxed out of the market, in fact my
local
gas station and hardware store don't even know where to order it from
anymore, the nearest to it is lamp oil at $3 litre which is still
Another thing to think about is if the glow plug gets hot and
carbonizes some veg oil on it, then the carbon sloughs off and heads
into your IP. If I were doing it, I would place the glow plug heater
so that the vegoil flows through the glow plug heater, then through
your filter before it hits
Your typical triac phase-shaping dimmer will not work on DC, this can't
be what they're using.
If it turns out that they need a control, I could make a simple one.
Quite right, we're using an automotive dimmer for a heater... it's
great, even says HEAT on it. ;) We haven't actually tested
Joshua wrote:
Your typical triac phase-shaping dimmer will not work on DC, this can't
be what they're using.
If it turns out that they need a control, I could make a simple one.
Quite right, we're using an automotive dimmer for a heater... it's
great, even says HEAT on it. ;) We
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