With oil prices at an all-time high and Big Oil
reporting record profits this year has been exceptional.
Am I missing something? If prices for a raw input go up then the sale price
also goes up. However, provided the prices go up at near the same rate of
the inputs then profits
Thanks for the suggestions.
I am planning to process on the scale that presents itself (based on
whatever every free equipment finds me). However, I have been thinking
that spent hot water heaters seem to be the way to go for processors.
Thanks again,
Ken
Mr. Hubbert obviously did not understand Mr. Joseph Newman's Gyroscopic
Particle Theory. If he did, he would confirm Big Oil's contention that
there is a near infinite supply. ;)
T
(ducking)
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wrote:
In the 1950s, a petroleum geologist
Hi All,
Greg Palast, though definitely left wing, is a great journalist, who follows
up his leads and documents his stories before going to print.
He«ll throw the occassional low blow but for my money he speaks the truth.
Tom Irwin
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Hakan,
Please understand and tell your friends that 48% of America voted against
George Bush and his policies. That«s a lot of good people. I think that many
who voted for Bush did so based on fear or his stand to overturn existing
abortion laws. Many of the 48% feel he«s leading the country and
Hi Everybody,
I am fairly new to this list but I find fascinating all the experience and
knowledge of people here!
I live in PA but originally from Hungary where we use lot of Diesel engines.
I would like to convert my house heater and diesel truck to BD that is why I
joined the first place.
I
Where can we get the veg-based motor oil?
Can better oil filtering help with this problem?
Racor has a motor oil filter used in race cars.
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From: stephan torak [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; stephan torak [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2005
Hello, all
I'm new to the list and am catching up on all the conspiracies so have
withheld comment up to this point. However, I felt it necessary to jump
in here...
Tom,
Your logic on the river flows is .. Well.. Not logical. If the rivers
drop to 1/3 their current flow once the glaciers
I too have requested a more detailed explanation for the information we
learned at last year's Elsbett workshop in North Carolina.
I sent off this question :
What is the main reason Elsbett suggests not using soybean oil as a
fuel-
Is it due to its high iodine number? Or is it just due
Wow, This information sounds SO drastic. I will imediatly build a
time machine and return to a time when there was no offshore drilling in
the Gulf of Mexico. The increased harvest of commercial fish that is now
happening must be stopped. I will tell the People on their soap boxes
that
Tom,
It is much research and many good specialists, I wrote
a little bit about it,
Fossil energy depletion and emission
http://energysavingnow.com/depletion/
Association for the study of peak oil gas
http://peakoil.net/
If you know so well where the oil fields are, why do not
tell all the
I will also buy a large supply of plugs
and go around the world plugging the cracks in the earth that leak
the equivalent of TWO Exxon Valdeese tankers of oil into the sea
every day. I now see that this is killing the world.
Farmer Paul
Sorry if I'm taking the above out of context, but the
polymerzation of the engine. After a careful reading of the australian
report WVO as a Diesel replacement fuel it is obvious that they are
concerned with it's use as straight veggy oil and Not so much
Bio-diesel.( I would be concerned too) Here is a direct quote from that
report.
Hello Tom.
No, quoting:HCCI is a low temperature combustion technology utilizing
compression
ignition of well-mixed air-fuel mixture.Unlike the conventional diesel
engine,
HCCI emits ultra low emissions of NOx and PM. On the negative side,
it can produce increased HC and CO emissions.
This is a
I agree with you Todd. All chemical reactions of this kind carries a number
of side reactions, but the amount or appetence of the glycerol cocktail
cannot be used for judging the success of the transesterification(unless it
is 10% by mass), but a determination of the content of the glycerol
Dear Sir/Madam,
I would like to make simplest biodiesel reactor.
Can any one guide me on this reactor.
regards,
cuneyt
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From: Jules Veres
To:
Cc:
Sent: Thu Mar 31 05:15:01 EEST 2005
Subject: [Biofuel] Blending Pumps
Hi Everybody,
I am
Hello DB.
Quoting :Trans esterifying triglyceride oils and fats with
monohydric alcohols to form biodiesel largely eliminates the tendency of the
oils and fats to polymerization and auto-oxidation.. I can add that this is
the exact scenario with methyl ester from fish oil and linseed oil.
Jan
Jan
Hello DB.
Quoting :Trans esterifying triglyceride oils and fats with
monohydric alcohols to form biodiesel largely eliminates the tendency of the
oils and fats to polymerization and auto-oxidation.. I can add that this is
the exact scenario with methyl ester from fish oil and linseed oil.
Jan
Jan
This device (see attached pic) is due for release, starting in Australia where
Lutec Pty Ltd is located, and then
to all countries where licensing is completed. This device can furnish the all
the electricity
needed by the average home and runs on battery power. It produces 15 times more
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Hubbert was not a petroleum geologist, he was a mathematician
and university professor in mathematics. He presented mathematical
methods to calculate the depletion of any finite resource. In the
70's directly after the 1973 crises, he got the job from the
US Parliament to calculate the
Folks,
I have a statistics project due for class (im a spoh in college) and i need
some data. Basically I need to find of biodiesel emits significantly less
amounts of something (NOX, CO2 ect) over diesel, or if biodiesel has
significantly less power than diesel, or something along the lines
Tom Irwin wrote:
snip
and anticipate the Department of Defense being renamed the Ministry of
Peace. Orwell and Huxley should be read again by everyone.
a couple of examples: The healthy Forests Initiatives which is
intended to increase clear cutting and the Clear Skies program which
Knowing that more than 100 million potential voters didn't bother to go to
the polls, that percentage drops to approximately 24.5%. Bush was
re-elected by less than a fourth of the country.
I suspect that many of that minority were influenced by the two-word memes
such as compassionate
Ken
Where do you get a SPENT hot water heater that doesn't leak. For me ... that
would be the reason to get rid of it.
Thankks
Wide open for ideas
Roy
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Darryl,
Thanks for the suggestions.
I am planning to process on the scale that presents itself (based on
Farmer Paul Wrote:
Wow, This information sounds SO drastic. I will imediatly build a time
machine and return to a time when there was no offshore drilling in the Gulf of
Mexico. The increased harvest of commercial fish that is now happening must be
stopped. I will tell the People on
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Hi,
I've been on the list for a couple months now, reading happily, but have
yet to post anything. So first, hi everyone:-).
Internet scams or jokes are among my favorites, just because sometimes
they're so funny and sometimes they're just so clever. I have to admit
that this is pretty clever.
I would like to make simplest biodiesel reactor.
Can any one guide me on this reactor.
regards,
cuneyt
See:
Test-batch mini-processor
Simple 5-gallon processor
Journey to Forever 90-litre processor
The 'Deepthort 100B' Batch Reactor
Ian's vacuum biodiesel processor
Chuck Ranum's
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marion_King_Hubbert
Hubbert was born in San Saba, Texas in 1903. He attended the University
of Chicago, where he received his B.S. in 1926, his M.S. in 1928, and
his Ph.D in 1937, studying geology, mathematics, and physics. He worked
as an assistant geologist
speaks volumes about fair pricing structures. Diesel is cheaper to refine
than gasoline!
H.
PS I think it was shell that said it spent x billions on hydrogen / vehicle
research??!! A big tax write off! the hydrogen vehicle has been invented for
60 odd years.( well there's my rant for this
Hi Roy,
I have thought about that. It seems that I can probably find one that had a
burned out element or an older low efficiency model and was replaced with a
new fancy one. Also, any leak that isn't causing a deluge is probably
weldable. Like I said, I'm keeping my eyes open for the best
Greetings J,
Just as common sense is not common, as long as the fuel cost does not hurt
the U.S. consumer much there will be no outcry. The U.S. consumer pays one
of the lowest prices for oil products of any nation not producing large
volumes of the stuff. The oil companies are committing
I'd like to know how well the demographics for voting vs non-voting public
match. Were the republican voters more committed? Were the ABB'ers too
fragmented?
...anyone with some info on that?
Mike R
Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Knowing that more than 100 million potential voters didn't
Many people are switching from electric hot water to propane, so the
electric hot water heaters are available.
Bright Blessings,
Kim
At 09:15 AM 3/31/2005, you wrote:
Ken
Where do you get a SPENT hot water heater that doesn't leak. For me ...
that would be the reason to get rid of it.
approximately since man first rubbed two sticks together.
HE.
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From: D. Mindock [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Undisclosed-Recipient:;
Sent: 31 March, 2005 1:45 AM
Subject: [Biofuel] The Lutec over unity device
This device (see attached pic) is due for release, starting in
Folks,
I have a statistics project due for class (im a spoh in college) and
i need some data.
Here is the US DOE/USDA biodiesel lifecycle report:
http://devafdc.nrel.gov/pdfs/3812.pdf
Virtually all the other pamphlets and fact sheets you'll find in the US
(and elsewhere?) are based on
The date of to day is 31 mars 2005,
I beliefe that you're 1 day to early, to tell us the Lutec crap story.
1 April ( April fools day ) is tomorrow. ;-)
But ah... do you have financial interest in this so called Lutec company?
Or are just naive ?
And didn't you noticed that this list is about
Anyone making bio-diesel should be concerned with the IV of the oil
and the polymerzation of the engine. After a careful reading of the
australian report WVO as a Diesel replacement fuel it is obvious
that they are concerned with it's use as straight veggy oil and Not
so much Bio-diesel.( I
Hello Keith biofuel list.
I too have requested a more detailed explanation for the information
we learned at last year's Elsbett workshop in North Carolina.
I sent off this question :
What is the main reason Elsbett suggests not using soybean oil as a fuel-
Is it due to its high iodine
Bob,
I stand corrected and the only excuse I have, is that I only brought
forward a mistake that I read earlier. I remember that it was an article
about the hearings in US congress in mid 70'. Will however not do this
mistake again, but do not despair, there are many others I will do and
There's no need to be so rude. If you really have to insult someone,
at least try to be polite about it. :-)
Keith Addison
Journey to Forever
KYOTO Pref., Japan
http://journeytoforever.org/
Biofuel list owner
Mr Mindock,
The date of to day is 31 mars 2005,
I beliefe that you're 1 day to
Hakan,
I will read what you have sent. However, the oil industry already knows
where the oil is. I don't have to tell them. They do not make public their
major finds because there is still some competition among the big players. I
also have no plans to get rich at the expense of my children
I wish I understood the currently relative higher price for diesel vs. gasoline
in the US (I live in Massachusetts). There are certainly supply and demand
factors related to winter use of diesel for home heating, as well as
refineries running at high utilization and designed to optimize
Hakan,
I will read what you have sent. However, the oil industry already knows
where the oil is. I don't have to tell them. They do not make public their
major finds because there is still some competition among the big players. I
also have no plans to get rich at the expense of my children and
I believe today's article aligns with the current
discussion.
Oil Surges on 'Super-Spike' Prediction
LONDON (Reuters) - Oil hurtled back up to $56 a barrel
on Thursday as Goldman Sachs bank, the biggest trader
of energy derivatives, said prices could ultimately
surge all the way above $100.
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Sent: 3/30/05 11:38 PM
Subject: RE: [Biofuel] when will it run out
Hello, all
I'm new to the list and am catching up on all the conspiracies so have
withheld comment up to this point. However, I felt it necessary to
zero
pollution and unlimited
mileage.
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lost on the robins that are hopping around in my yard. My neighbors
don't seem to notice, but the robins stay on my property and simply
don't bother venturing anywhere else. Right now, there are about a
dozen of them hunting outside my window.
In between the rain storms, my sweetheart,
What about the veg-based motor oil? Does it still polamerize when you use
the veg-based motor oil?
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From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 12:28 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Re: soybeanoil a bad choice for BD making?
from hearing about his work many years ago)
Hakan Falk wrote:
Bob,
I stand corrected and the only excuse I have, is that I only brought
forward a mistake that I read earlier. I remember that it was an article
about the hearings in US congress in mid 70'. Will however not do this
mistake
Hi All,
Some of you real physics guys have to tell me how this thing can possibly
work. As near as I know from teaching the subject in school you can't get
more energy out of a system than you put in. You can't even get the same
energy out that you put in. How in the world can you get 15
I see why they call it down under now.Perpetural motion isn't possible
on this planet. I think not in this universe.This guy has slid over
into another dimension or what?
JD2005
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From: D. Mindock
To: Undisclosed-Recipient:;
Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005
Hi Tom,
(snip)
If I am wrong about oil, the industry will only shift to coal. It can be
transformed to liquid fuel easily. The technology for that was developed
in the 1980's by Air Products and Chemicals among many others.
It's just waiting for the price of oil or the lack of it to make it
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