Any suggestions ?
Conduct a series of bracket titrations and/or move towards the acid/base
process.
Todd Swearingen
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Subject: [Biofuel] A problem with WVO
Hello brothers
Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen, and Volvo had more than their fair share of
problems. Only Audi came out better than average,
Consumers report to be published next week doesn't rate this years Mercedes
and Volkswagens as being very reliable vehicles.
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like the beginning of an urban legand, doesn't it?) as saying that new MB's
are coming to get things fixed at 30k miles that shouldn't need fixing until
200k miles. He doesn't recommend the newer ones either. But those old ones
just keep on going...
Chris Kueny
'85 300TD
Cayce, SC
Hello Keith and our beloved members
Our small research group needs to elaborate a project proposal
to submit to one of the biggest Media group in Brasil.Even though,
we are involved in the biofuel and biomass energy project , we are
not able to have the road map for this
difficulty in achieving rated fuel economy and I see no need to go on
crusade about it..
Pretty much just live what works and make whatever contributions that I can
within my sphere of influence.
Not much more to life than that.
Whether others choose to think about how a car can be driven
West at 55mph.
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Hello.
I think that both the FFA content and water content are too high in that
oil. The water content is the worst enemy for a good trans-etherification.
Try this :
Put the oil in a vessel at 70oC for 24 hrs. The water may form a separate
phase at the bottom of the vessel.
Check the water
Dear Sirs,
I am also student in university I am interested on OFR?
How can I get contact with people to help me?
Regard
ccm
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See below
http://www.iitd.ac.in/cgi-bin/nph-p/http/10.116.2.57/tech/details.asp?id=207
Conversion of Diesel Engine Into Spark Ignition Operation
Contact Sengupta IIT delhi for producer gas can also work for
biogas developed by:
Subrahmanyam J P Dr.
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Gaur R R Professor
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Hello.
I think that both the FFA content and water content are too high in that
oil. The water content is the worst enemy for a good trans-etherification.
Try this :
Put the oil in a vessel at 70oC for 24 hrs. The water may form a separate
phase at
50%, 33%, and a 20% blend. At -20c the 50% got thick but didn't solidify or
sepparate, and the other two were ok.
Are these results consistant with what is expected from a good home brew
fuel?
Brent
Saskatchewan Canada
91 GMC 6.2
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Hello ccm,
Here is a link to the University of Cambridge, Department of Chemical
Engineering's site titled Oscillatory Flow Mixing.
http://www.cheng.cam.ac.uk/research/groups/polymer/OFM/
The front page shows this site to have been updated as recently as December
2004. This information,
West at 55mph.
Who hasn't? And what makes you think something such as this is so obvious?
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Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Latest Consumer Reports
Obviously you
of new diesel vehicles, i'd like to ask a general question. I'd like to
purchase a diesel vehicle, as my next, and wonder what my choices are. It
will need to be used, but perhaps new enough so that fuel lines and other
compnents wont need to be changed .
I think the idea of a camper van that
I successfully pulled off Aleks Kac's two stage base process (eight gal batch)
and an elementary form of methanol recovery last night.
Granted the oil I started with was almost virgin oil, it titrated out at 1/4 ML
requiring only 3.75G per liter, normally you don't titrate for this process but
For what's on the menu, see:
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_UScars.html
Diesels in the US
And for an update (which I haven't uploaded yet), please see this
message from John Hayes:
http://wwia.org/pipermail/biofuel/Week-of-Mon-20050214/006049.html
[Biofuel] US diesel options - was
I just did a test with some winter diesel and bio diesel blends. I
did a 50%, 33%, and a 20% blend. At -20c the 50% got thick but
didn't solidify or sepparate, and the other two were ok.
Are these results consistant with what is expected from a good home brew fuel?
Dunno about blends (we
everything you will find in the US and a couple that would be very hard to
get your hands on. For 2-3 thousand, your choices will be limited to
somewhat old. First to mind would be a diesel pickup with a camper or an
old Mercedes. I am partial to the old Mercedes. For big bucks a Sprinter
Cleaning Up Factory Farms
By J.R. Pegg, Environment News Service. Posted March 2, 2005.
The Bush administration thinks it's perfectly OK to let factory farms
discharge waste into the nation's waters. A federal appeals court
says the policy stinks.
The Bush administration's regulations to
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