Dear Mr Steven Helen Hobbs
please see below:
http://home.earthlink.net/~galiagante/house-biofuel.html
III. 3. b. Step Two: Vegetable Oil and Sodium Methoxide
Vegetable oil is primarily made of triglycerine with small amounts of
assorted other compounds including trace elements, fatty acids
Thnaks for your comment on chian length. I had taken the comment from a
report mentioned below:
http://home.earthlink.net/~galiagante/house-biofuel.html
which reportsas follows:
III. 3. b. Step Two: Vegetable Oil and Sodium Methoxide
Vegetable oil is primarily made of triglycerine with
Dear Mr. or Ms. Goat,
The contents of the middle layer to which you refer are largely
dependant upon the degree of reaction completion, the reaction
type (acid/base or base) and the processing steps used
(principally in an acid/base).
The belief that this layer is primarily soap is largely in
Dear Paddy,
It's great to get some input from a knowledgable
person such as Michael Allen
Thanks for the ego massage Paddy but it's even greater
to have some input from someone with the knowledge AND
EXPERIENCE that Todd has! I think that this
demonstrates the real value of the biofuels-biz
Hi folks,
Does anyone now the pattern of fatty acids of the poonga-oil-tree (or pongamia
pinetta)? Could be an interesting feedstock in asia!
Richard Gronald
Marketing
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1020 Wien
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Hi folks,
Does anyone now the pattern of fatty acids of the poonga-oil-tree
(or pongamia pinetta)? Could be an interesting feedstock in asia!
Richard Gronald
Marketing
DonauWind GmbH Co KG
Freudenauer Hafenstra§e 8-10
1020 Wien
+43 664 52 68 102
www.donauwind.at
www.energea.at
Here you
Todd, would you consider that this middle layer that you describe as an
'emulsification' may be an emulsification of palmitic/stearic methyl ester
that has precipitated out of solution? ... Paddy
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Question for the two groups:
Is Phillips using ANY ethanol or are they pulling some fast one here? The word
ethanol is not used in the news release and it seems clear they are arguing
*against* its mandated use. It also seems clear that they are saying their
non-MTBE gas *may* (*or may
Oops I meant ethanol not methanol use in the subject heading.
On Tue, 03 Sep 2002 07:56:43 -0700, you wrote:
Question for the two groups:
Is Phillips using ANY ethanol or are they pulling some fast one here? The
word ethanol is not used in the news release and it seems clear they are
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No. I would describe the emulsification at the interface layer as
an emulsification that has more to do with the molecular polarity
between phases than any particular constituent ester. The exact
same emulsification occurs whether or not palmitic or stearic
acids are present in the parent stock.
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Hello!
As someone who has expressed interest in alternative fuels in the
past, you are invited to be an ongoing
The additive package is what provides the necessary characteristics the
natural oil does not possess. In the case of the additives we have
available, even the additive package comes form natural sources. I have not
heard of any problems, or a need for degumming cold pressed oil.
Winter and
That's not really what I meant. I meant that if you can manufacture
a product and all its components in-house you are much more likely to
have a lower price than competitors that out-source their
components. In-house doesn't mean within the borders of this
country or that country, in simply
The goal was to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 6 percent from 1990
levels by 2008-2010. Bioethanol is a zero net producer of greenhouse
gases such that converting automotive fuels to E10 (10% ethanol, 90%
gasoline) would achieve the goals of Kyoto. And according to the FAQ
section of the
Great,
The reality is also that Canada is the largest per capita
energy user in the world. This means, that it does not take much
energy saving to achieve the Kyoto requirements either.
If we should belive the experts, we will start to get energy
crunches around 2008-2010. This will
I thought all food grade svo had been degummed. Could you give more
info about any gums left and how to remove them etc.
Norris
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Sent: 03 September 2002 02:13
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Veg oils as chainsaw bar
At 05:59 AM 9/3/2002 +, you wrote:
That's not really what I meant. I meant that if you can manufacture
a product and all its components in-house you are much more likely to
have a lower price than competitors that out-source their
components. In-house doesn't mean within the borders of this
Lecithin is usually removed via centrifuge.
It has been our experience working with local restaurants and
restaurant supply companies that the sales reps do not know which
products in their line of oils and hydrogenated shortenings are
the degummed versions and which are not. In virtually every
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...what IS it, though?!
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Hi Lori, nice to hear from you again, it's been a long time.
See:
http://cator.hsc.edu/~kmd/caveman/projects/chloralkali/index.html
This looks like the one, great. He's quite droll about it too. Scroll
down to Instructions and click on the picture, there's a
step-by-step in a java popup
Hi Paul
Um, yes. Duh! I don't mind admitting it all looks like fly-shit to
me. Well, not quite, I can follow it up to a point but easily get
lost. Should've guessed the arrows though.
Wouldn't worry too much about it Keith its all in house stuff.
Each discipline has its own jargon, show
Question for the two groups:
Is Phillips using ANY ethanol or are they pulling some fast one here? The word
ethanol is not used in the news release and it seems clear they are arguing
*against* its mandated use. It also seems clear that they are saying their
non-MTBE gas *may* (*or may
Oops I meant ethanol not methanol use in the subject heading.
On Tue, 03 Sep 2002 07:56:43 -0700, you wrote:
Question for the two groups:
Is Phillips using ANY ethanol or are they pulling some fast one here? The
word ethanol is not used in the news release and it seems clear they are
Not only a good article, a very good article and I hope that all
interested in the issue reads it. Thank you for the link. The
problems I have with cleaning, occurs when I use sunflower
or rape seed oil, bought in the food shop. It works great anyway
and professionals will not experience this,
Yes, those numbers were for Canada.
Edward Beggs, BES, MSc
Neoteric Biofuels Inc.
Located in the Okanagan Valley, British Columbia, Canada
1-250-768-3169 Fax: 1-250-768-3118
Toll-Free (Canada/USA): 1-866-768-3169
http://www.biofuels.ca
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(for Canada?) corresponds to a
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Read it, it is amusing and frightening,
Blair said:
In truth Kyoto is not radical enough, he said. Yet it is at present the
most that is do-able and even then the largest nation, the United States,
stands outside it.
(a simple economic world recession will cause everybody to comply with
If this is the one in Crete, IL (pretty sure it is) I looked at it. I
didn't drive it because I was looking for one with a straighter body.
Actually I was probably too picky. The body has obvious signs of bondo in a
couple places and some dense rust bubbles under paint in several places.
Other
Woopex_oo1 wrote:
Two questions:
1. How do you culture the enzyme-producing fungus without using up
too much of the cellulose feedstock that is supposed to make ethanol?
Answer: In general is better to buy a well known fungus from American Type
Culture Collection or from and industrial
Wow! Thanks for the tips. The earth's surface is covered in 70
percent water by area. I am interested in aquaculture to grow kelp
forests that could supply large quantities of cellulose. Kelp can be
grown on floating rafts in the middle of the ocean - screens
suspended 15-40 meters below
Hi all.
I«ve been away for quite some time, mostly preparing the presentation of my
thesis (on biodiesel production). Now I«ve passed that and I«m oficcialy an
Environmental Engineer (actually, the paperwork takes about 6 months).
Well, the news is I«ve updated my webpage and uploaded many
Maybe you could harvest in the Sargasso Sea?
Kirk
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To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [biofuel] Re: Cellulose - to - Sugar Preprocessing
Wow! Thanks for the tips. The earth's
not cold pressed olive oil :-(
Steve Spence
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Hello!
As someone who has expressed interest in alternative fuels in the
past, you are invited to be an ongoing
Keith Young writes:
Better be checking out the economics of growing
peanuts before you jump in. I live in Va., and the
support price has been lowered from $600.00 a
ton, to $350.00. I've been told that even at their
best yields they would lose $50.00ton at that price.
Sounds like you know
womplex_oo1 wrote:
Wow! Thanks for the tips.
... and to change the subject completely...
The earth's surface is covered in 70
percent water by area. I am interested in aquaculture to grow kelp
forests that could supply large quantities of cellulose. Kelp can be
grown on floating rafts in
Howdy all,
Could someone please tell me what pressures diesel fuel pumps operate
at?
And, are they all mechanical or are some run by their own electric motor?
Phillip
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Keith Young writes:
Better be checking out the economics of growing
peanuts before you jump in. I live in Va., and the
support price has been lowered from $600.00 a
ton, to $350.00. I've been told that even at their
best yields they would lose $50.00ton at that price.
Sounds like you know
I suppose if you had to single out one cause, your best bet would be to
blame FDR and his legacy for this perverse state of affairs. The whole
concept of farm subsidies has long since become an institution so
ingrained in the modern mentality that I don't think you would need the
fingers of
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