Op zondag 16 januari 2005 18:16, schreef Legal Eagle:
There are other variables involved, such as heat. Did you follow the step
by step method of processing test batches ?
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_make.html#start
The processing temp should be 55C.
Ok, that will be the problem;
on 1/16/05 1:56 PM, bmolloy at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We can all relax. The army is going to look after our fuel
supply sources.
Yeah, it would be bad news, that article -- but it's all
bull. The infrastructure they would depend on for that to
happen will all be GONE before they get so
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Kieth, I read and re-read all 84 pages of this paper.
My corn growing buddy from Minnesota warned me and my
Californian farming buddies about this five years ago.
I read that GMO'd plants (supplied by Monsanto) are
in 85% of all U.S. soy acreage, 45% of all US corn
acreage, 76% of all U.S
Dear Keith and Readers I meant to only send the
first paragraph with the weblink below. Please
disregard my other email even though it may be too
late. I am still learning...
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Dear Bruce, Very interesting point the author
Gagnon regarding Thomas
Hello Good People;
With regard to Girl Marks Appleseed Processor; is there any reason why the
plumbing could not be done with PVC (the more chem/heat resistant variety)
pipe?
Cheers,
Dana Knight
Boulder, CO
KOR technologies
Dana Knight
110 Seminole Dr
Boulder, CO 80303
720
Hi All
Heres my free energy device. This started out as a low cost
non-tracing solar concentrator
(http://www.geocities.com/kgotberg/csl.htm) and evolved into a
concentrating thermal radiation device. I wonder if anyone sees any
fatal flaws.
The idea is to use cold lenses and light guides
I was wondering if i could prefilter biodiesel instead of washing it.
Hae an inline fuel filter before it gets to my tank.
Thanks
Trevor
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Thanks for this, Bob. We've had tussles about young master Barnett
here before - at least some list members seem to see him and his
mentors as the fount of all wisdom. That he ain't. Some of it was in
response to your posting a William Rivers Pitt article in September,
When the Rabbits Get
Kieth, I read and re-read all 84 pages of this paper.
My corn growing buddy from Minnesota warned me and my
Californian farming buddies about this five years ago.
I read that GMO'd plants (supplied by Monsanto) are
in 85% of all U.S. soy acreage, 45% of all US corn
acreage, 76% of all U.S
Filtering removes particles while washing at the end is intended to
remove soaps and any glycerin and catalyst that is left in the BioD
(and excess methanol if not recovered).
Andy
On Sun, 16 Jan 2005 23:36:20 -0500, Trevor Churney
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I was wondering if i could
Hello All
I have just made my first few batches of biodiesel, with a moderate degree
of success(i flatter myself). Both 1 litre batches were from virgin veg
oil and I followed the instructions on the JtF site. Both batches
seperated nicely into 2 distinct layers but the biodisel is cloudy. After
I am not too sure about al the plumbing, however I use a water heater as a
reactor and most of all the fittings are black iron, except for the valves
where a few are PVC.
What I have noticed is that at times they get very stiff (dry ?)to
open/close and then go back to normal. I am suspecting
as it once was. There is still some amount of activity on the west side of
town, but not sure if it's Burlington Northern.
Brian
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Hi
Wasn't the big magnesium fire in the same Anderson where you live?
Derek
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They might. Most of the industry here is gone, so it is probably not as big
as it once was. There is still some amount of
If you are very safe and have no leaks it would work, but it would be
dangerous if you don't take everything into consideration. It might
be safer to use a taco circulator to heat the oil with hot water from
the water heater.
I would just be afraid if a safety valve blew open venting flammable
Hi,
I have read in many places that sodium methoxide breaks down so it
shouldn't be stored. Therefore you should mix it just before you are
about to use it. Am I correct in assuming that the deacivation is due
to the solution picking up water or is there some other process going
on that I
Newbie question:
Please comment on the use of an oil fired water heater as a
biodiesel processor. Thanks
Jerry, Wi
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So you are saying that I can just hook up an inline filter rather than
bubbe washing biod.
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From: Andrew Cunnngham
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Subject: Re: [Bofuel] PreFiltering BioDiesel
Date: Mon, 17 Jan 2005 04:02:16 -0500
Filtering removes
soda bottle and just bubble wash for about 4 hours then change the water
then let it bubble over night
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Sent: Monday, January 17, 2005 3:20 AM
Subject: [Biofuel] first few cloudy batches
Hello All
I
I asked about the same question a whle back and what I got as ananswer was
that once the methoxide is mixed that it can be kept for up to about two
weeks in a cool dark place and sealed.
There is also a formula on the JtF site on how to do a concentrate and
then simply add some methanol once
Keith, Thanks, I will read ALL your weblinks. The
question I now ask myself: Is it possible to purchase
soy that is NOT a bioengineered soy?
Why? I want a real soy bean that has not been GMO'd
with 35s promotor. The 35s promotor is really a
derivative of the Mosaic Virus..which is hell on
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Sent: Monday, January 17, 2005 11:42 AM
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snip So you are saying that I can just hook up an inline filter rather
than bubb=e washing biod./snip
Nope. You
You don't want open flame anywhere near a potential methanol leak. Go boom.
However, that said, you could pre-heat the oil away from the potential
danger and then once it is heated to processing temps (55C) transfer it to
the reactor via pump keeping in mind that you will loose a couple of
Bubble overnight for a 1 liter batch ? Why not just stick it in the 2 liter
bottle, shake it up real well and leave it at that ? Repeat three times and
it is done.
Personally I do 500ml batches for testers. Just cut the catalyst and
methanol in half. I use a Grolsch beer bottle, the one with
hellooo
i want to procees solid wvo at room temperature anybody has done that?
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Sent: Monday, January 17, 2005 4:00 AM
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would also be available.
Shouldn't be too hard to find a source. Whether or not that source is within
your region may be another matter.
Todd Swearingen
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Hi
Wasn't the big magnesium fire in the same Anderson where you live?
Derek
Yes, it was. It was quite a site from a distance. Of course, we didn't
venture any closer.
Kenneth Kron wrote:
I'll quote what I find most interesting. (from
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_processor8.html)
*
There is no mixer in the upper stage of the reactor because the
conversion of oil to ester is favoured by reducing the glycerol
content. We therefore encourage the
Keith, Thanks, I will read ALL your weblinks. The
question I now ask myself: Is it possible to purchase
soy that is NOT a bioengineered soy?
I don't think the soy genetic base is that badly eroded. Yet.
Brazilian soy is non-GMO, so is Japanese soy (plenty of it around
here), probably most
hellooo
i want to procees solid wvo at room temperature anybody has done that?
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Sent: Monday, January 17, 2005 4:00 AM
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snip
Please don't include the entire digest, especially
Hello All,
Another panacea or conspiracy theory ?
http://www.rense.com/health/rife.htm - Link to the article below on Jeff
Rense's website.
Royal Raymond Rife
Jeff Rense
Imagine, for a moment, that you have spent more than two decades in painfully
laborious research--that you have
Hello all,
A new method for the preparation of fatty acid esters broadcast on yet2.com
http://www.yet2.com/app/utility/special?c=4144l=106u=133986
Method and apparatus for preparing fatty acid esters
A fatty acid ester can be obtained in a high yield by a method comprising
reacting fats and
to myself (NOT the list)
thank you.
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