http://www.planetark.org/dailynewsstory.cfm/newsid/13960/story.htm
Planet Ark Environmental News:
India's cabinet approves tough emission norms
INDIA: January 9, 2002
NEW DELHI - India will impose tough emission norms that will require
refiners to invest $7.25 billion in the next eight years,
http://www.industryclick.com/magazinearticle.asp?magazineid=20release
id=9765magazinearticleid=138111siteid=5
Soybean Digest
The Biodiesel King
by Sherry Collins
Soybean Digest, Jan 1, 2002
Grant Goodman doesn't grow soybeans, doesn't haul them, doesn't eat
them and he doesn't process them.
Had a good look at this with a view to burning glycerol (after recovering XS
methanol). If anybody has actually built one of these, perhaps they will
have some advice on how well it works..and on what fuel. Any
temperature estimates?
Combustion air is admitted via the pre-heating chamber
Keith,
this is Wayne Denis from Edmonton Canada, well done on
the photos. This answered alot of questions for me.
Hi Wayne
Good, I'm glad it helps. The originals are a bad photocopy, I managed
to improve them quite a lot. Hope it's all clear enough now.
Have you ventured into the
Had a good look at this with a view to burning glycerol (after recovering XS
methanol). If anybody has actually built one of these, perhaps they will
have some advice on how well it works..and on what fuel. Any
temperature estimates?
Combustion air is admitted via the pre-heating chamber
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], martin.brook [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can somebody tell me how to make ethanol from wood please.Martin
Brook.
The short answer is, it can't be economically done on a homescale.
The longer answer is to do it on a commercial scale, it depends again
on the size of the
Can somebody tell me how to make ethanol from wood please.Martin Brook.
Cambridge. England
Fuel From Sawdust -- by Mike Brown (from Acres, USA, 19 June 1983):
Conversion of cellulose, such as sawdust, cornstalks, newspaper and
other substances, to alcohol -- a fairly uncomplicated and
Dana,
The Wall Street Journal also publishes (daily) electricity prices.
Craig
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-Original Message-
From: Christian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, January 12, 2002 12:36 PM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [biofuel] Pressure
I was thinking today (yes.. it«s an ability I sometimes have):
Often chemical processes (specially polimerization) require
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, January 12, 2002 11:36 AM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Re: Average BTU consumed Per Passenger mile by
mode of travel
Check out www.DipetaneUSA.com or www.Dipetane.com. Richard
-Original Message-
From: motie_d [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, January 12, 2002 11:28 AM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [biofuel] Re: Average BTU consumed Per Passenger mile by mode
of travel
Is it difficult for Americans to construct more efficient cars?
As of
-Original Message-
From: motie_d [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, January 12, 2002 11:16 AM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [biofuel] Re: Glycol
Craig
Thanks Craig, but it's lactic acid, not ethanol. Now if we could
find
an easy way of converting glycol to
The resulting ester, which contained considerable amounts of
potassium soaps, was purified by passing the ester through a column
filled with strongly acid, macroreticular ion exchange resin under
waterfree conditions. This purification step removed most of the
soaps as well as other
Livio:
I reread my recipe in your reply, and I see a glaring error:
For the ethoxide, dissolve 7g NaOH or 10g KOH in every liter
of alcohol
should read , per every liter of oil, dissolve 7g NaOH or
10g KOH in the ethanol. That'll work better :-).
Yahoo! Groups
Keith, are there any more details on this process? by the
way you do a great job with this group.
regards,roger kurz
The resulting ester, which contained considerable amounts of
potassium soaps, was purified by passing the ester through a column
filled with strongly acid,
Craig
Thanks Craig, but it's lactic acid, not ethanol. Now if we could
find
an easy way of converting glycol to ethanol...
Keith Addison
Journey to Forever
Handmade Projects
Tokyo
http://journeytoforever.org/
Sort of like an Alchemist dedicating his life to find how to convert
Is it difficult for Americans to construct more efficient cars?
As of 2001 - using only existing technologies and without harming
safety or performance - the fuel economy of U.S. cars could be
raised
by 17% to 36% and by 27% to 47% for light trucks.
Is this info being kept secret? I
Check out www.DipetaneUSA.com or www.Dipetane.com. Richard
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Ken Provost wrote:
Livio:
I reread my recipe in your reply, and I see a glaring error:
For the ethoxide, dissolve 7g NaOH or 10g KOH in every liter
of alcohol
should read , per every liter of oil, dissolve 7g NaOH or
10g KOH in the ethanol. That'll work better :-).
Hi Ken
Did you
Joseph Martelle wrote:
Hi there Joe
Wonderful - a New Year daughter, or near as dammit. Hope all's
exceeding well with her, with mum, and with your good self.
Keith,
Thank you, all is well with everyone here. Hope the same for you and Midori.
Yes thankyou, all's very well.
I have
I was thinking today (yes.. it«s an ability I sometimes have):
Often chemical processes (specially polimerization) require high pressures.
High pressure speeds up or even allows many reactions often not attainable at
normal 1 atm.
If I don«t recall badly, the inventors of Polartec (TM)
Keith, are there any more details on this process? by the
way you do a great job with this group.
regards,roger kurz
Why thankyou Roger!
:-)
You'll find the full report here (pdf, 1.2Mb - bloatware, hmph):
http://www.biodiesel.org/cgi-local/search.cgi?action=view_reportid=GEN-296
Hi Keith,Dana,and Everyone,
I'm going to send one page per
e-mail, and I'm not going to send
Claims, Prior Art,or the Abstract, as I see no real reason to waste effort on
these things, so lets
begin !
#1Summary
- Original Message -
From: Martin Rogac [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Can anyone answer these questions please
How much Glycerine% is produced from WVO, how / why does this % vary?
Martin,
The glycerine yield is approximately the same volume as the methoxide used.
A little less because the
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