Oil was first used for lamps and steam boilers. The diesel oil is
a by product of the refining process to get gasoline and was
used as for lamps, cleaning and heating. A cleaner version of
diesel is used for dry cleaning. I do not remember the amount
of different products that you get from crude,
Keith,
I am not arguing, because it is more complex and do not want
to argue it. I do think that this comment, even as it is referred to a
third person, should not have been done. To leave such a comment,
without mention how simple and utterly stupid it is, is wrong. Maybe
I should have said
Håkan, it is obvious that no patent or manufacturing lisence will last for
one houndrad years, espcecially considering the development of the diesel
engine. But Scania is the inheritar of the original diesel engine. However,
it is not flattering for us Swedes to be so historically involved and
No I do not have a connection to Atlas Copco, but I know a little something
about Rudolf Diesel.
Jan
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From: Hakan Falk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Friday, June 09, 2006 12:41 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Back to the future
Jan,
I did work
Jan,
Thank you for the earlier reply.
I don't suppose you would know if the following is correct or not.
Australia had the maximum grant to any inventor set at AUD10,000. This was
the maximum grant to enable development of an inventors idea.
From memory the Swedes had a department that would
Before Sweden´s entry into the EC, the system was built upon shared risks.
It could be very difficult to have grants from the official funds. The
first condition was almost always that your bank should be involved. Then
maybe, you could have some grants - anways smaller than 50% of the project
This'll drive the Big Brothers of the world nuts -- I hope.
Peace, D. Mindock
"I worry about my child and the Internet all the time, even
though she's too young to have logged on yet. Here's what I worry about. I
worry that 10 or 15 years from now, she will come to me and say 'Daddy,
Hi, I'm new to the list. My name is Joe; I've been interested in clean
fuels for years and have become very focused on biodiesel - I drive a Prius
and recently my wife purchased a Jetta TDI and we are interested in finding
a cooperative in our area. Any Anne Arundel/PG County Maryulanders out
LOL yeah I built a $12M facility here, but that work was actually done
in the old lab. I'm serious though once you understand reactive ion
etching and what makes the machines tick it wouldn't be too hard to
build a cheap system to deposit silicon on a pipe and dry etch it.
Sputtering the
Jan,
You are right about the time before EC, I have personal experiences
from this. When we needed the help it was very difficult to get it and
we could not pursue it. Once when we were a proven success, they
asked us and was upset when we said that we did not need any help
from them. I must say
Håkan,
this is a terribly low performance for any nation which claims supporting
entrepreneurs. And think of all the people busy with not supporting what
they are suppose to support!
What is the point of such a system and such a mentality ?
Jan
- Original Message -
From: Hakan Falk
MIT is researching using capacitors to make batteries that can be
charged in seconds, have high capacity (currently 60 Wh/kg, 10 times
DLC and half of Li-Ion batteries) and last nearly forever by adding
nanotubes to the electrodes to increase surface area and hence charge
capacity. They are
Laser targets look like a stack of razor blades. Multiple reflections and absorbance at each juncture. I once penciled a z fold with 20 degree aperture and made of polished copper would look as good as a black selective surface receiver. The polished copper has low emittance but even though
Once the intake is closed and the concentrated sun starts its work the system is a closed oneso oxidizer/fuel density is unchanged. All you see is increased cylinder pressure and hotter coal dust and air. - less the motion of the piston during this time. I envision this engine as very slow moving,
Jan,
For us it turned out very good anyway. We sold
for value comparable to 500 Million $ in todays
money, shared by founders and key staff. A nice
and good transaction for everybody. Some of the
partners went on and formed a company called
Small World (facility management software) and
Ah...I see.
You wrote: "Once the intake is closed and the concentrated sun starts
its work ** the
system is a closed one ** so oxidizer/fuel density is unchanged."
That makes a lot more sense.
Mike
Kirk McLoren wrote:
Once the intake is closed and the concentrated sun starts its
work
What I did is the same idea but instead of blades stacked with thier
edges facing you picture needles on a nano scale. Blades are effective
on one axis. Needles on two axes.
J
Kirk McLoren wrote:
Laser targets look like a stack of razor blades. Multiple reflections
and absorbance at each
Hello,
I've just joined the list. My name is Matt and I live near Sheffield, UK.
I am currently at the stage of researching biodiesel production to power
my 2001 Ford Focus 1.8 TDI. Ultimately, I'd like to make a reactor to
produce batches of around 50 litres with Methanol recovery to reduce
HI everybody and Bob and JJN specially,
I have made the porr man´s tritation process withtallow. I did apply for the experiment an equivalent of 300mL of methanol per liter, and 4.5, 5.0, 5.5, 6.0, 6.5, 7.0 and 7.5of KOH. My results, were to have transformation in all cuantities of catalyst but
A quick search online and I found this about RIE etching of copper using
HCL gas.
http://yuekuo.tamu.edu/Rie.htm
Have a look at the 3rd SEM micrograph down which compares exposing
copper to HCL gas vs. HCL plasma. The one on the right (plasma etch)
shows surface topography in the micron to
Hello Matt, welcome
Hello,
I've just joined the list. My name is Matt and I live near Sheffield, UK.
I am currently at the stage of researching biodiesel production to power
my 2001 Ford Focus 1.8 TDI.
Start here:
Where do I start?
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_make.html#start
Follow
Hi Pablo
HI everybody and Bob and JJN specially,
I have made the porr man´s tritation process with tallow.
Fresh tallow or used tallow? If it's used tallow did you titrate it
or just use the bracket tests?
I did apply for the experiment an equivalent of 300mL of methanol
per liter, and 4.5,
I also understand that we are not permitted to store more than
20 litres of 'fuel' on domestic property here, is this true? and if so
what is the workaround ;-)
Hi Matt, you used to be able to get a license from the local fire brigade to
store fuel in your workshop. Chris.
Hello Joe (Maybe i should say Joe J., as there's at
least one other [ very-knowledgable] Joe {Street} who
often contributes here)
Welcome, from another newbie (been avidly reading
occasionally commenting/questioning for less than a
year).
First off, let me say you are now on probably THE
I used Fresh Tallow
I worked first with fresh vegetable oul and the results of tallow are quiete similar but the glicerine is LIgtherl (less brown).
I have not washed any of the tests. I did not tritate I just put in a 200mLmelted tallow in each of the 7 bottles, and add quantities of metanol
Enron Republicans said Don't Regulate for public power utilities. Then
there was no longer an assured profit, so not enough investments were not
made in power plants or transmission lines. Now our city of Baltimore is
facing a 72% fee hike and brown outs followed by black outs over time.
I''m using foolprof process for about half of year with great
succes.Recently I've got oil from diferent restaurant than usual and
here comes the problem.After usual processing the oil was red as if it
woud have full of glicerine in it.The glicerine did settled in usual
amount (cca115 ml) and
Hi Pablo
I used Fresh Tallow
In that case use the standard amount of lye, there's no need to do
bracketing tests.
Since you're getting strange results, what else are you doing that
could be wrong? How did you process the tests? What temperature? How
did you agitate it? For how long? How did
I''m using foolprof process for about half of year with great
succes.Recently I've got oil from diferent restaurant than usual and
here comes the problem.After usual processing the oil was red as if it
woud have full of glicerine in it.The glicerine did settled in usual
amount (cca115 ml) and the
It might be a really good idea to lay off corn in your diet.
This is a classic case of "science" being guided by accountants (
greed).Where was the FDA on this? Who is protecting us? Peace, D.
Mindock
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