Hey Keith,
I'm sorry, but I can't buy into this. Even on a small scale algae
will out produce anything out there.
Even if it's harder to do at the beginning; it can actually solve
this problem. I can't see any good
reason to go for another crop that really doesn't have a chance to do
it.
Hey Keith,
I'm sorry, but I can't buy into this.
You certainly can't buy into algae.
Even on a small scale algae
will out produce anything out there.
Sigh...
Let's try it again. I'll SHOUT this time.
THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS BIODIESEL FROM ALGAE.
FULL STOP.
You're living in a fantasy.
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Apologies if I'm out of line.
Would it be better if, when one wants to change one topic to an
entirely different
topic Ex Thread on Fuel Grade Ethanol to an entirely different topic, Ex
Biodiesel from Algae, they would change the title in the subject?
Yesterday I searched the list
Anyone interested in the compatibility of hydrated ethanol with
gasoline might want to look at Figure 14-14 on p 357 of David Blume's
Alcohol Can Be A Gas. The figure is entitled
Fuel Compatibility Among Water, Ethanol, and Gasoline. It is a diagram
produced by the Society of Automotive
In an earlier post I asked about using a methanol/ethanol blend in my
flex fuel Ford Ranger. It has been brought to my attention that Ford
recommends against such a blend:
Do not use fuel containing methanol. It can damage critical
fuel systems components.
Hello all and Tom especially.
There is a saying explaining that methanol is like ethanol but more. This
is used to point out that the disadvantages of ethanol is more with
methanol.
I suppose that Ford is too mean to equip the fuel system for methanol..
Methanol is corrosive, even more that
On Fri, Apr 1, 2011 at 8:41 AM, Jan Warnqvist
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Apart from this is methanol an excellent fuel, especially
if there was methanol from biological sources available.
You could always skip the methyl alcohol and just use biogas. About
as biological as it gets with far less
