I guess we will all just have a BALL, LOL. OK, I guess it's not really funny
after all.
GOOD Question
I just wrote a published paper late last year on the hazards of NanoTech
particles on just this sort of item.
Mike McGinness
Joe Street wrote:
Uh huh and what happens when you breathe
What year was it made?
Mike McGinness
Marty Phee wrote:
My Jeep liberty has a 2.7L diesel.
Thompson, Mark L. (PNB RD) wrote:
Mainly because there are very few small diesel power cars.
The standard is the 4000lb+ trucks with V8 Cummins Turbo diesels.
Im not sure there is a 4
Alex,
Try Perry's Chemical Engineers Handbook, by Perry Green, in the reference
section of the library.
Mike McGinness
Alex Mashego wrote:
hi guys
i need help, i have a task to design a heat exchanger to
cool 78% sulphuric acid, but i cant seem to find the
chemical and physical
Eagles out there?
Mike McGinness
Marylynn Schmidt wrote:
The AMA, the AVMA are both trade associations .. and if you look you will
find that all these trade associations are international .. all these
international trade associations are international money.
Laws are on the books that dis-allow
particles.
by creating a mixed oxide catalyst that has both acidic and basic catalytic
sites. Acidic catalysts on the particle can convert the free
fatty acids to biodiesel while basic catalysts can convert
the oils into fuel.
Mike McGinness
!
By the way have you all heard this version of the three laws of
Thermodynamics!!!
Rule 1: You can't win!
Rule 2: You can't break even!
Rule 3: You can't get of the game!
LOL
Heard it from a Rice University physics professor (my brother).
Best,
Mike McGinness
Joe Street wrote:
Hey I just
In additon, a fractionating column requires a reflux, the partial return and
recycling of distillate product from the condenser back down the fractionating
column which increases the energy tax (energy costs) of purifying the methanol.
Mike McGinness
bob allen wrote:
without getting
boil off more methanol and less water initially. There is a gradual
increase in boiling temperature as the water content (% water) increases
in the boiling mix, and there is a gradual increase in the water content
in the condensate as the boiling temperature increases.
Best,
Mike McGinness
gineering thermodynamics
class at U of H that really STUCK with me!
Best,
Mike McGinness
Joe Street wrote:
Yes but the electrical energy is converted to heat
with practically 100% eff regardless of it's source of generation which
is what I meant. You are right of course, electrical generation is
Kirk,
I wonder if they have considered putting these right in the vehicles and
feeding the VO to the onboard mini-reactor to produce biodiesel as
needed to fuel the vehicles.
Mike McGinness
Kirk McLoren wrote:
Wired News: Teeny Reactor Pumps Out Biodiesel
http://wired.com/news/wireservice
get a batch to batch variation of 20% due to impurities and
the true variation between recipes is only 15%, your data, the data you want,
will be some what hidden within the 20% variations.
Best,
Mike McGinness
Chris Tan wrote:
To Prof. Bob Allen,
I plan to compare the relative
pipe. The chamber is then high enough
with respect to the pump impeller and impeller housing to keep the pump head /
impeller area flooded during pump and while the pump is off.
Mike McGinness
Jason Katie wrote:
couldnt you put a check valve in line before the pump, and use the pump
chamber
?
If it is not a self priming pump you can add a small flooded priming tank
directly in front of the pump. They make separate priming chamber / inlet
filters
for straight centrifugal (non-selfpriming) pool pumps.
Good luck,
Mike McGinness
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello.
I have a problem with my new processor
, just take it slow and easy.
Be safe,
Mike McGinness
Chris Tan wrote:
Greetings Everyone,
Do any of you know just how to safely open a sealed 55gal steel drum
full of methanol? It's my first time.
Thanks,
Chris
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://www.biodiesel.org/news/taxincentive/
From what this seems to say there may be a complex calculation of credits and
taxes
that becomes a wash or they may even owe you money.
Best,
Mike McGinness
Mike Weaver wrote:
Thank you - I was wondering about federal taxes
bob allen wrote:
Howdy Mike,
I
the batch. Perhaps someone else can advise you on the pH's
of the phases at the clarification stage, or if they have tried this
before.
Best,
Mike McGinness
Andrew Leven wrote:
Hi ,I just finished bubblewashing a 30L batch of bio but it is still
cloudy.I have a galvanized tank from an old jet pump
Senate shelved the proposed law for now, as a result of the public outcry
and protests! They recognized the huge mistake they were about to make thanks to
the protests. Peaceful protests do happen and they do succeed!
Mike McGinness
Keith Addison wrote:
I have to agree that social change does
that the state of Texas has exempted
biodiesel, B-100, or that portion which is biodiesel from taxation.
Best,
Mike McGinness
Mike Weaver wrote:
I have been keeping track of the BD I am burning in my car - it's not
much - does anyone know how to pay the sales tax due?
-Mike
ethanol online for 10 more months to replace MTBE, according
to the article. Result, huge gas shortages this summer in the USA with
huge price hikes to be the result.
Get ready for $?.00 / gallon gas.
Source Waste News Magazine, April 10th, 2006, pg. 8.
Mike McGinness
applications contain AW agents.
Best,
Mike McGinness
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I understand that lubricity has to do with the ability of the oil to
maintain a lubricating film under pressure.
Viscosity has to do with how readily the oil flows.
They are not related.
An early detailed study
real vice is eating healthy, raw organic vegetables.
Mike McGinness
Gary L. Green wrote:
Speaking of beer, and I was, ... Mike, I read they are going into
bars and arresting people for being drunk. Pre-crime. I never
thought I'd see it in my life time.
On 09Apr, 2006, at 2:40 AM, Mike
if they hear from
enough of us now they will take decisive action.
Mike McGinness
Marty Phee wrote:
Original Message
Subject:[IP] Is the US preparing to bomb Iran?
Date: Sat, 8 Apr 2006 15:43:42 -0400
From: David Farber [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL
Doug,
Well I am not a god, but I will be happy to exclude you from Terry's us below.
Terry,
I apologize for the error. Perhaps that was a Freudian (chains, Chainey?) slip
on my
part, LOL. Thanks for correcting the spelling, your right it is Dick Cheney.
Mike McGinness
doug wrote:
Terry
local
election, it is a volunteer thing! Join a local voters rights activist group.
Best,
Mike McGinness
Marylynn Schmidt wrote:
Just my opinion .. nothing more
If the ballet system doesn't include a write-in and ALSO A PAPER TRAIL I
wouldn't trust it .. I'm hearing .. and believing a lot
believe they were next. I have heard no
mention of this yet in the news.
Let's all pray that reason and sanity prevail once again.
Best wishes for world peace,
Mike McGinness
Hakan Falk wrote:
Mike,
As a foreigner and hearing Bush preparing for attacks on Iran, I
sometimes have a very short
resistance chart for it.
http://www.ppfahome.org/pex/faqpex.html
Also, Nylon is probably even better than PEX.
-Mike McGinness
WM LUKE MATHISEN wrote:
I have some PEX tubing left over from plumbing our house, any one with
experience using PEX to build a processor? Will the lye react
(and any oscillation
it caused) plus the changes in the properties of the metals and alloys
when exposed to the heat. They must have been major factors in the collapse.
Lastly, if there were charges then why didn't the fire set them off
right away and collapse the buildings immediately?
Mike McGinness
him back in Texas, and we can't leave him in Washington
either. By the way I voted against the republicans and the Bushes since
1990, so don't blaim me.
Mike McGinness
"D. Mindock" wrote:
Garrison Keillor, Tribune Media Services
Published March 15, 2006
Spring arrived in New York
I also still
wonder how, if there were explosives in the building, how they avoided
being triggered by the impact, explosion and fire from the plane's impact?
And if they did use explosives, and if the explosives did survive the fire,
impact and explosion why did they wait so long to set them
Hakan,
Great, Thanks! If we can come up with an O2 flow rate needed per person we
could do some calcs and what-if-ing. Also, I know a few pilots here, I will ask
them if they know how big the supply is?
Mike McGinness
Hakan Falk wrote:
Mike,
If it follows the rules for the pilots
corporations and individuals as well as others
worldwide to reduce greenhouse gas emissions including CO2 inspite of
Bush and the current US congress.
It is a good read and highly recommended.
Mike McGinness
Global Warming: Be Worried. Be Very Worried
http://www.time.com/time/covers/0,16641,20060403,00
Thanks Mike,
I seem to recall the same thing, architect interview, but on a recent PBS
broadcast on the topic. Probably why I thought the size of the planes made a
bigger difference, or a bigger impact .
Best
Mike McGinness
D. Mindock wrote:
And the towers were designed for impact by large
that are out of control.
Best,
Mike McGinness
Best
Keith
Some are driven only by regulation and some are also being driven by
fear of litigation. I am already hearing rumblings in the legal circles
of new class action lawsuits in the works, here in the USA, suing the
large CO2 sources
in Texas environmental policy that worked.
I am not saying this proposed new rule should not be scrutinized for
unwarranted loopholes, but there are two sides to this story.
Best,
Mike McGinness
robert luis rabello wrote:
It looks more like the "Endangering Permission Agency"
. . .
http
:
robert luis rabello wrote:
Mike McGinness wrote:
> Robert,
snip>
> The idea was that these facilities were avoiding making any changes
> because they would trigger NSR and thus trigger forced, federally
> mandated, MAJOR costly upgrade costs site wide based on MACT, BACT
> requirem
/gallon, 55 gallons, thats $5,170 /drum profit.
Half
a truck load and I could retire.
Mike McGinness
JJJN wrote:
David,
The only place you are going to find 98% Acid is either a lab supply or
a Chemical supply. In the United States there is a Hazmat charge and a
Homeland Security charge
it mechanically
mixed. It sounds like its partly a physics topic, not just physical chemistry.
Mike McGinness
Joe Street wrote:
I guess you didn't read the abstract which says that
settling time IS also reduced with ultrasonics (although I don't understand
the mechanism or how that works).
Joe
Tonomr Andrs
on. He learned the videotape was
the tip of the iceberg. Over the years, the local sheriff
had written hundreds of pages of reports about Nall's group and others...
Please browse to:
http://www.pbs.org/now/printable/transcriptN0W212_full_print.html
for the rest of the story.
Mike McGinness
(28 khz) and another for the separation stage (600 khz). The patent
claims an even wider range of usable frequencies, up to 3,000 khz!
Here is the US version of the patent itself:
Patent
I am not sure that I follow the math on claim #4!??
-Mike McGinness
Joe Street wrote:
Well I found
advantages. I would think that a simple centrifugal
pump with high internal shear forces would accomplish the same end
results as an ultrasonic unit, and do it faster and at much less cost.
Hope this helps.
Best
Mike McGinness
Joe
Mike Weaver wrote:
You can buy fairly small ones
Published March 9, 2006, from:
GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH LETTERS, VOL. 33, L05708, doi:10.1029/2005GL025539,
2006
Phenomenological solar contribution to the 19002000 global surface warming
N. Scafetta
Physics Department, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina, USA
B. J. West
Physics
.
-Mike McGinness
Joe Street wrote:
Well I found THIS
which gives a little more info about frequency and power density.
It looks like this is done in a tank without agitation and settling happens
with higher frequency u-sonics. Hmmm.
Joe
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mention of them here so far and I thought you and others
here might want to know about them.
Their e-newsletter is free. You might also want to bring what you are
doing to their attention since they seem to have many similar goals to
yours.
-Mike McGinness
Here is a link to one of their pages
Keith,
I had searched for just earth policy and earth-policy, and came up with zero
hits the first time. I figured if those did not turn up anything in the data
base
then narrower terms like www.earthpolicy.org would not turn up anything either
so
I stopped the search.
Now I am really puzzled!
the professors theory or his claim that
explosives were also used.
Mike McGinness
Tom Irwin wrote:
Hi Bob and all, I think it's in a lot of water supplies. But I have a
couple of questions for you that have bothered me for sometime.. How
does an oxygen starved kerosene fire melt structural steel
/
He also sites papers published in Nature which is considered by many to
be the premier peer-reveiwed journal on original new research work, but
I do not have a suscription and I have not been able to get to the
actual article text that he cited as it is not free online.
Mike McGinness
Tom Irwin
://www.livearth.com/articles/art2.htm
Mike McGinness
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I ran into something new (to me) recently on the topic of global
warming, CO2 and the greenhouse gas issue that I decided to follow up on
today to see if there was anything to it.
I have spent an entire day reading and searching the internet on the
topic and here are the best links to what I
great with BD. It is
great for suction or pressure use, usually up to 125 PSIG, as it has
internal reinforcing between the inner (Nylon) and out tube materials.
Mike McGinness
Thomas Kelly wrote:
Hello to All, A friend started using BD100 in his VW pickup. It is
now oozing fuel through the fuel
are very costly and overkill.
Hope this helps,
Mike McGinness
Jason Katie wrote:
i cant help but be aggravated, i have been searching for almost a week and a
half for a formula that would result in a pH of 8.4-8.6, but of the hundreds
of pages i have read, all the formulas are strictly
Logan,
The reaction forms water (H2O) and Sodium Methoxide (CH3ONa) from the methanol
(CH3OH) and sodium hydroxide (NaOH).
I think part of the answer to your second question is it will make more soaps
(not good) if you adjust the pH first.
Mike McGinness
Logan Vilas wrote:
I've searched
is needed in the
large batch.
Hope this helps clarify things.
Mike McGinness
Jason Katie wrote:
Mr. McGinness
i thank you for the advice on the pumps/ flow controls, i hadnt considered
ready-made equipment (i usually build my own rig) ill have to look into
that, but my problem does not lie
on this (proposed legislation or regulations) I
have contacts here that I can alert to help put a stop to this.
Mike McGinness
Jeromie Reeves wrote:
http://www.unitednuclear.com/
WARNING! - The Government is actively attempting to eliminate all
chemical sales to the public. This
action has been
, and home water heaters for instance is
an energy saving issue.
Enjoy,
Mike McGinness
Keith Addison wrote:
Hello Greg
Until you take the human influence ( conscious or subconscious ) and other
variables from the results, there is no way to do any conclusive scientific
test.Without any
Thomas,
Thanks for the corection, I plead temporary insanity (actually I was distracted
when I
rushed out that email). You are correct there is no O2 produced.
Mike
Tomas Juknevicius wrote:
Mike McGinness wrote:
The KOH reacts with CO2 in the air producing K2CO3 + O2 + H20. The K2CO3
in the fish section of the store for under $20.00.
Mike McGinness
JJJN wrote:
Hello everyone,
I just got 50 #s of KOH for next to nothing. It is in flake form but it
is carbonated to some extent (unkown). I have some lab grade KOH that
is near absolute also.
Can anyone give me a complete
of the data.
And thanks for the links in your posting, they have lot of information I
did not yet have in my archive on the topic of mercury toxicity.
Mike McGinness
Michael Redler wrote:
Mike McGinness wrote: Second I would not put a lot of faith in such a
sampling procedure 'we've been
dealing with the local County Health Clinic dispensing the
Vaccines
recently.
Of course that begs the next question of what toxin they replaced the mercury
with to keep
the vaccine and flu shots sterile and presumably safe!
Mike McGinness
Margo wrote:
Mercury seems to be in the vaccines
bob allen wrote:
Howdy Mike,
Mike McGinness wrote:
I studied this topic extensively for 30 years now and I am a chemical
engineer. It is not all a con, though
some of it has a lot of pseudo science why it works theories printed in
the marketing literature as fact
(which
Titrate to what end point?
Mike McGinness
bob allen wrote:
make two solutions of the same concentration with the good and questionable
KOH. titrate against
any standard acid and compare.
JJJN wrote:
Hello everyone,
I just got 50 #s of KOH for next to nothing. It is in flake form
Yes indeed, it sounds exactly like snake oil reading the marketing claims below.
Mike McGinness
David Miller wrote:
Andres Secco wrote:
Dear all,
Magnets are being offered through spam e-mail and its has been so since
early '90 ties.
The professional use of magnets is very wide. My
Check out surface tension effects! It affects atomization.
Mike McGinness
David Miller wrote:
Andres Secco wrote:
All will depend on how strong is the magnet. With 6000 gauss or more settled
in the gasoline inlet will be enough to get good results on the gas
efficiency. Also engine runs
, oxygen, is a
di-radical with two unpaired electrons!
Mike McGinness
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.nmfrc.org/ateww.cfm
http://www.ecoshieldenv.com
Andres Secco wrote:
All will depend on how strong is the magnet. With 6000 gauss or more settled
in the gasoline inlet will be enough to get good
Funny when you think that the internet all started with DARPA
Mike McGinness
Evergreen Solutions wrote:
I just wanted to chime in very quickly about the hacker mentality and ethic.
In theory, hackers hack to make things better. Security, speed,
effeciency, clock cycles, whatever.
I
The last I heard of this, Ford, GM and Chrysler's hybrids were less
energy efficient than their gas only US versions and they were forced
to use the Toyota hybrid algorithm that was the key to making the
hybrids more energy efficient than the gas only versions (along with
paying patent
cancer pharmaceutical medicines from the cancer
patients Your mercury study may be further proof he was right!
Mike McGinness
Michael Redler wrote:
Nick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Nick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 08 Feb 2006 16:26:10 -0500
are probably the single largest unregulated source of mercury emissions
in the environment! Thanks to the FDA!
Mike McGinness
Michael Redler wrote:
Nick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Nick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 08 Feb 2006 16:26:10 -0500
Andy,
Thanks for the details, it looks and sounds interesting.
Mike
ama-iplaw wrote:
Hi MIke !!! Here is Solomon's web-site:
http://www.solomontechnologies.com/index2.html . Their corprate
filings are also available in Edgar via their web-site. The patent
involved is US 5,067,932. If
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