GRAPHICAL EXPLANATION OF BIODIESEL SYNTHESIS PROCESS
Christian Lenoir - Env. Engineer - U.C.A.
(following M. Pelly«s recipe, as explained at www.journeytoforever.org)
pictures at http://www.clenoir.com/bd.htm
WVO (unfiltered). This was mainly used sunflower oil. The crumbs and
debris at
The Fats and Oils: a General View, by Carl L. Alsberg and Alonzo E.
Taylor, 1928, Food Research Institute, Stanford University, California
First in a series of five Fats and Oils Studies published in the
1920s by the Food Research Institute. World War 1 had demonstrated
the basic importance of
Too see the photos of my first biodiesel batches, please visit:
http://www.clenoir.com/bd.htm
Best to you all,
Christian
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Very well done Christian. Did you get credit at school?
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BRAVO, BRAVO, BRAVO. Great job Christian!
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It's fuel injected and uses a crank sensor for the distributerless ignition.
And Yes, I'm serious. I've decided to buy it, over the diesel beetle, but
only if I can run a green fuel.
can't change the compression. engine computer decides the a/f ratio. sounds
like I'm screwed.
see
want to come over and help me rebuild my rabbit. injector pump is shot.
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GRAPHICAL EXPLANATION OF BIODIESEL SYNTHESIS PROCESS
Christian Lenoir - Env. Engineer - U.C.A.
(following M. Pelly«s recipe, as explained at www.journeytoforever.org)
pictures at http://www.clenoir.com/bd.htm
WVO (unfiltered). This was mainly used sunflower oil. The crumbs and
debris at
If the BMW/ MINI is supercharged or turbocharged you can increase the boost
and have the computer chip modified .
if it is the same MINI as released here in Australia, it needs a lot of
improvement.
It does not deserve the MINI COOPER name
David
At 08:00 AM 4/05/2002 -0400, you wrote:
It's fuel
The Fats and Oils: a General View, by Carl L. Alsberg and Alonzo E.
Taylor, 1928, Food Research Institute, Stanford University, California
First in a series of five Fats and Oils Studies published in the
1920s by the Food Research Institute. World War 1 had demonstrated
the basic importance of
Kieth:
Where can I find the oil yield figures for different grains (soy, Rapeseed,
etc) and also fuel-properties of these oils?
Thanks.
- Original Message -
From: Keith Addison
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, May 03, 2002 11:27 PM
Subject: Re: [biofuel] FW:
Kieth:
Where can I find the oil yield figures for different grains (soy,
Rapeseed, etc) and also fuel-properties of these oils?
Thanks.
Chandra - when you change the subject, change the subject title in
the header too, as above. Good netiquette, eh?
We get the Mini Cooper S, 163 supercharged intercooled hp in a 2600lb car.
fit and finish is impeccable, and a blast to drive. very deserving. just not
thrilled with 33mpg on a petroleum based fuel.
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BP news: (PS: am going now to read the opposing takes on this from the RFA and
the OFA or MTBE hacks).
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/020502/lath078_1.html
ethanol plants have worse emissions than thought?
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=storyu=/ap/20020504/ap_on_go_ca_st_pe
I didn't have any problem getting the pdf thru the browser -- however, I do
notice that it seems to be *huge*, and very slow to view in acrobat, so I wonder
if the size is a problem for Motie? Some ISPs have a size limit on files
downloaded, I have a friend who has that problem and some
Some ISPs have a intercepting proxy server [hidden]. That must be what is
giving you the 403 error. Not you Keith - Motie
And if you called to ask them about it they probably wouldn't know what you
were talking about, I used to work at an ISP, some people running tech
support.. well.. doesn't
The Fats and Oils: a General View, by Carl L. Alsberg and Alonzo E.
A real treasure trove -- thanks, Keith.
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you will have to take your injector pump to a diesel service center that
rebuilds pumps. it takes special equipment to rebuild a pump. having it
rebuild is a lot cheaper than trading it in for another pump, as long as
its not too wore out.
steve spence wrote:
want to come over and help me
email size limits do not effect web browsing or ftp.
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It has been established that an addition of 9 % of ethyl alcohol (95
%) [to rapeseed oil] bring a great benefit regarding the pre-heating
oil temperature. In fact, the presence of alcohol allows a reduction
in the inlet oil temperature from 150 ¡C to 80 ¡C. Moreover, the
combustion of the
I was thinking about energy from ethanol and oilseed
yields and how it relates to each other briefly
Ethanol from corn, sugar beets
and Jerusalem artichokes keying off of
Table 2. Average yield of 99.5 percent alcohol per acre**
On Sat, May 04, 2002 at 01:30:52PM -0400, steve spence wrote:
email size limits do not effect web browsing or ftp.
No, but file size limits on a proxy server do.
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Thanks for pointing out this link, it answers some questions for me, and brings
up others.
If the yield per ton graph which is on the same page brings out that different
crops have different mass yields from different acreages, then I wonder if this
also ties in with a significant difference in
Is it feasible to think about making 10K gal Is there a market. I have a Ford
non-turbo IDI 7.3 with dual exhaust. I am looking for assistance in finding
the best system for possibly operating SVO or WVO. I was wondering about the
Bio Car from Germany as a possibility. Appreciate any
On Sat, May 04, 2002 at 01:21:22PM -0500, MH wrote:
I was thinking about energy from ethanol and oilseed
yields and how it relates to each other briefly
Ethanol from corn, sugar beets
and Jerusalem artichokes keying off of
Table 2. Average yield of 99.5 percent alcohol per acre**
I am looking for oil yield per Kg (or, per Lb) figures for different oils (soy,
Castor, Canola, Mustard, etc. Can anybody tell me where?
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From: MH
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, May 04, 2002 2:21 PM
Subject: [biofuel] Energy crops
I was
Check out the yeilds and energy section of this page:
http://www.hort.purdue.edu/newcrop/duke_energy/Helianthus_tuberosus.html#Yields%20and%20Economicsus_tuberosus.html#Yields%20and%20Economics
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On Sat, May 04, 2002 at 03:55:17PM -0400, Shukrainternationals wrote:
I am looking for oil yield per Kg (or, per Lb) figures for different oils
(soy, Castor, Canola, Mustard, etc. Can anybody tell me where?
Isn't that all on the journeytoforever site?
Biofuel at Journey to
Shukra,
Keith already pointed to the oil yields and ester characteristics
page at http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_yield.html and
someone else pointed you to this page some time ago.
Seems more often like you're scratching for a goldmine and want
data handed to you time in and time out,
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], kirk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I found diesel (1 or 2 gallon in a 20 gallon tank) gives me 5 to 8%
better
mileage. Engine Chevy 350.
You can smell it in the exhaust too.
Kirk
Back in the days of higher engine compression ratios, and the
occasional
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Chris Amar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's a suggestion for downloading the file.
This will bypass starting up the browser plugin, and save the file
directly
to disk.
If you bring up the library page on the Journey to Forever site
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], MH [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Noticing CR of ethanol (up to 18 to 1) and diesel CR
I would think some percentage of ethanol (w/OH)
might help with emissions and rpm's, although
a guess on my part, as industry takes a look
at Ethanol-Diesel fuel combinations.
Bravo! That is a great site. I couldn't have asked for more, lest I was
standing there watching.
For those of us who follow along with difficulty, being that chemistry was
a 20+ year distant memory, that was an excellent demonstration on how
everything is done.
Thanks,
Caroline G.
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Motie and all
I don't get it - I can go straight to the file or via the library
page, view it in the browser or download it, whatever, using any of
four different browsers. But next time (if any) I won't point you
A follow-up thing I've been thinking about is I wondered where things stand when
it comes to Universities and Patents, particularly technical schools where quite
a bit of innovation takes place. I see professors as sort of signing over their
work in return for protection which is tenure, money,
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], MH [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was thinking about energy from ethanol and oilseed
yields and how it relates to each other briefly
Note: Btu values ?
I've heard Jerusalem artichokes grow like weeds and
may be a healthy tuber substitute for potatoes.
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], motie_d [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-Chris
I can either download or open in another window every file EXCEPT
the one I want. It will not open with 'save as' feature, or open in
separate window. I get access denied message.
Motie
Something really strange is
Gary Morris wrote:
Is it feasible to think about making 10K gal Is there a market. I have a
Ford non-turbo IDI 7.3 with dual exhaust. I am looking for assistance in
finding the best system for possibly operating SVO or WVO. I was wondering
about the Bio Car from Germany as a
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A follow-up thing I've been thinking about is I wondered where
things stand when
it comes to Universities and Patents, particularly technical
schools where quite
a bit of innovation takes place. I see professors as sort of
Thankyouand I am now talking with him.
- Original Message -
From: robert luis rabello [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, May 04, 2002 8:05 PM
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Biofuel
Gary Morris wrote:
Is it feasible to think about making 10K gal Is there a
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