And I answered all of your questions and would like to know if you are
blowing smoke about the function of the beads or do you actually have
any information on them.
Andy
On Sun, 13 Feb 2005 05:55:18 +0900, Keith Addison
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I am still waiting for answers
Andy
:-)
period for their interpretation of the impending biodiesel tax credits.
It strikes me that a whole bunch of folks have been working very hard
at getting their comments in on time, and that no extension is
necessary.
Here is the sixth version of what may hit the IRS on time:
CC:PA:LPD:PR
What you probably don't know is that I corrected that letter on Friday
(1/11) and I was not involved in writing it but simply on one of the
mailing lists where they hurriedly tried to recruit people to sign it?
I saw several other corrections posted to lists I was on also made at on
Let me just make sure I had all the details first, since some things
were left unsaid and require assumptions. If I read what you are
saying correctly, I agree with Keith on this one and it doesn't appear
viable.
1)You make BioD with the Lye/methanol method
2)Separate out the BioD from the
Tracy,
I am currently taking classes towards a Masters in Health Product
Regulation. I have spent a lot of time with various FDA regulations
and the way I would interpret most is that it has to more than 50%
of the final product. Therefore you could take pure soap and mix 49%
dirt into it and
blend?
B-1 through B-99.9 are blends, not B-100.
Whoever wrote that letter needs to redress that error if it's not already
sent. If a credit is being
sought for biodiesel, great. If it's being sought for blends, great. But
they're two separate animals and should be treated as precisely that.
That may be, but, in many cases people are still finding about such an
important subject.
In many cases, there has been to many cases that are important, with some if
not many things left unsaid, because 'someone' decided that the subject
didn't need that much discussion.
It's obvious from
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Does anyone have an idea as to when 100% Biodiesel achieved notariety
as a
blend?
B-1 through B-99.9 are blends, not B-100.
Whoever wrote that letter needs to redress that error if it's not
already sent. If a credit is being
sought for biodiesel, great. If it's being sought for blends,
Though I haven't noticed the topic about biofuels yet
according to Creation Care the references from past
articles on this list may spur a interest in
http://whatwouldjesusdrive.org
What Jesus Would Drive
Editor's note:
The following is a series of articles by the
Evangelical
Isn't it a bit like asking which TV program Jesus would watch? Or
Mohammed or Gautama.
But I guess it gets the point across.
Best wishes
Keith
Though I haven't noticed the topic about biofuels yet
according to Creation Care the references from past
articles on this list may spur a
Anibal, please tell us just what you did.
Did you check the oil for water content?
yes i checked the wvo for water content.. it had a lot of water.. so i
boiled it off...
took a long time though... and a lot of smoke/steam... coming from the
wvo..
the oil crackles as sson as you turn on
Dear Sir/Madam,
How can I get out of left glycerin left in biodiesel.
Regards,
cuneyt
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From: JD2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 13, 2005 5:20 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Glycerin soap making
Thank you for this thread. It is one of the best threads at the moment
because it is constructive.
When you make boifuel
Actually the question is moot and quite academic. One merely has to apply
the lessons that Jesus taught to come to within a reasonable and
sufficiently precise answer, but what is the point ?
If we follow what it is He taught then the answer is : exactly what we are
doing.Not only is it in
1) The standard test for blending gives you a number with an error margin
of 1% so B99 is between B98 B100, B100 could be B99 or B101 :^).
So B-100 could actually be B-101 when tested? :-)
And it would be perfectly acceptable to sell B-1 and it actually not have
any biodiesel in it at
Luc, MH, Keith,
Guys, this is exciting! (Scary too.)
The New Testament clearly proclaims that as the Second Person of the Trinity,
Christ created the universe and continues to sustain it. As such, all of
creation belongs to Him. He is Creator, Sustainer, and Owner. (Heb. 1:2-3;
Col. 1:16-17,
Clear Day
NHRA Fun Facts
1. Under full throttle, a dragster engine consumes 1-1/2 gallons of nitro fuel
per
second. To put that into perspective that is the same rate of fuel
consumption as a
fully loaded 747 in flight, but with 4 times the energy release per volume.
2. The
Hi all,
The more I read the messages about soap making, the more I realize that I
don't understand the principle of soap making.
Can anybody tell me (or give a link) what exactly is saponification ? Do
only the FFA's saponify, or the total oil ?
If this saponification is well known, why isn't it
Dear Sir/Madam,
How can I get out of left glycerin left in biodiesel.
Can you explain a bit more? Do you mean there's still glycerin in
your biodiesel? There will always be some, but the various national
standards set an upper limit of 0.25% by mass of total glycerol,
including
Some definitions:
http://www.lipid.co.uk/maintest.html
http://www.snowdriftfarm.com/fatproperties2.html
A cursory explanation of saponification:
http://chemistry.about.com/library/glossary/bldef825.htm
Do
only the FFA's saponify, or the total oil ?
Presuming the amount of caustic in the
A donkey?
Isn't it a bit like asking which TV program Jesus would watch? Or
Mohammed or Gautama.
Sure. So why not spell it out for WUFV in 2006 and let us make a choice?
Jesus/Mohammed/Guatama would build _ features into their model
city because __
Z
But I guess it gets
To exceed 3000 mph in 4.5 seconds, dragsters
must accelerate at an average of 4
G's. But if they reach 200 MPH well before 1/2
track the pressure on the driver is
closer to 8G's.
3000 mph x 5280 ft/mile = 15,840,000 feet per hour or
264,000 feet per minute or 4,400 feet per second.
If
3000 mph x 5280 ft/mile = 15,840,000 feet per hour or
264,000 feet per minute or 4,400 feet per second.
If the acceleration is 4.5 seconds the acceleration
per second is 4,400/4.5 or 977.8 feet per second.
Since 1 g=32.2fps we see that 977.8/32.2 =30.37g's of
acceleration.
I think your
Thank you for this thread. It is one of the best threads at the moment
because it is constructive.
When you make boifuel you are left with alot of glycerin we all know that.
What we don't know is what this glycerin can be utilised for.
Also if the glycerin is from a wvo reaction to make rem
You are both right, this is a typo. It should be 300 MPH
- Original Message -
From: robert luis rabello [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 13, 2005 5:07 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] dragster facts-this is fun!
Kirk McLoren wrote:
3000 mph x 5280 ft/mile
Biorefinaries is surly less complex , small, tiny than petroleum
oil very big refinaries, let our young the chemical and other
engineers be prepare for this green great future of biomass for
food, feed fuel, fertilizer and fine chemicals(natural product
medicine)
Our biofuel list
Ok Thanks,
The burning idea with the milk cartons looks really good to us here. We're
burning wood and stuff on an old oxfordshire range here at the moment.I
wouldn't put one on untill we'd got a really hot fire though because of the
poison fumes it can cause.Also you stand stand to
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