Helo WOODARD
The maxium photosynthetic is also possible protein is
also production per hector is possible which can be easily
extracted using alkali treatment or Excellent mushroom can be
obtained from this plants. followed by small scale
biogasification or thermal gasification or ethanol
I'm a newbie here and I live in Ozark, Al. (near Dothan). I'm getting ready
to make a test batc soon was wondering if there was anyone living in the
L.A. (lower Alabama) area who could mentor (guide) me through this when I
start to make the processors. Also I was told today by a friend that races
Close. But not as close as we will be when Roberts is installed as Chief
Justice. Bob
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From: Andy Karpay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Tuesday, September 06, 2005 5:11 AM
Subject: [Biofuel] How close to this are we?
fas.cism n.
1.
O'Reilly had a segment tonight (09/06/2005) about
the oil companies and OPEC being responsible for the high oil prices (gouging,
etc). From what I understand about the situation, the main driving force
for petro pricesduring the lastdecade or sohas been our own
market:
"In 1983, the New
REM:Rendering New Orleans able to withstand an intensity-five hurricane
before hurricane Katrina would have taken 14 billion dollars
I live in the midwest - downtown tornado alley - and was curious how
many coastal cities, in America,
are able to withstand a intensity-five hurricane? In fact,
Hi Jan, Ducan, Keith
I already did both acid/base process and base process
from the animal fat in 2-litre batch type according to
instruction on JTF. The result was fine after setting
over night. (I boiled out water from the fat before
performing the processes.)
So, I would like to know why %FFA
hi my name is david lee i live in the bahamas i just joined the list
recently this is the frist time i am posting a message to the list i am so
greatful that there is a list because i am seeking help on setting up a 1000
gal per day plant to produce biodiesel from used cooking oil methenol and
Timely and well said. Thanks for sharing this
post. Bob (TOIO)
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From:
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To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Tuesday, September 06, 2005 3:40
AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Is Katrina the end
to Bush's conservatism
Outstanding
Has anyone experimented making BD from grapeseed oil?
Thanks,
Mario
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Hi:
Don't professional race car drivers use methanol in their engines? So
why can't it be used in an ordinary car? I'm guessing race car engines
should be more sensitive. Anyone care to comment?
Best,
Christopher
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
'soldiers' with a capital 's'? nice touch.
so, these doctors castro has offered to send, since they were at one point in
their youth soldiers by virtue of universal conscription, they are condemned
to be forever regarded as such? i guess that means that all cuban immigrants
since 1959 should
i think just posted another reply and forgot to edit the subject line again.
my apologies to all, i know how frustrating that can be. won't do it again.
-chris b.
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ok, 37 of rain in one day? i just can't wrap my brain around that one.
chris b.
In a message dated 9/6/05 4:34:09 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
And when the Indian city of Bombay (Mumbai) received 37 inches of
rain in one day -- killing 1,000 people and disrupting the lives of
20 million
virgil sentel wrote:
I'm a newbie here and I live in Ozark, Al. (near Dothan). I'm getting ready
to make a test batc soon was wondering if there was anyone living in the
L.A. (lower Alabama) area who could mentor (guide) me through this when I
start to make the processors. Also I was told today
Busyditch wrote:
I dont think this guy realizes how fraudulent his ad is. This is NOT
biodiesel, just WVO and dino mixed.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Bio-Diesel-Biodiesel-Kit-Fuel-for-15-cents-a-gallon_W0QQitemZ5997737337QQcategoryZ3240QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
For the asking price, he could include the
Virgil,
Hi, Michael here in Seale, Alabama.
I am happy to help you.
Contact me off-list, so we can make arrangements.
-MPL
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From: virgil sentel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tuesday, September 6, 2005 10:24 pm
Subject: [Biofuel] MENTOR NEEDED IN ALABAMA
I'm a newbie
Methanol is a common thing to put in a tank of gas anywhere in the world
when it gets cold outside ... it stops the water from pooling in the
tank and freezing... its avalable in any store arould here in the states
http://www.goldeagle.com/heet/index.htm Heet is 100% methanol
Ray J
I was washing my BD with hot water three times and
checking for pH. (it's neutral.) The BD looks
light
yellow clear and translucent. How can I sure that
the
BD does not harm my diesel engine? or any test
method
that I need to do more? Please...need help
regards,
Karn
Hello Chris,
and in New
Orleans where the victims were largely
Black and
unable to escape a natural disaster unassisted.
and who have shown themselves, in this instance and so
many other previous instances of inner-city rioting and looting, to be crazed,
Hello Doug
Presumably they could be used for celulose to alcohol processes.
More like biomass energy I think, and Fischer-Tropsch fuel:
http://www.mail-archive.com/biofuel@sustainablelists.org/msg09335.html
Re: [biofuel] VW presents new synthetic fuel strategy
I wonder about the invasiveness
http://www.inthesetimes.com/site/main/article/2302/
-- In These Times
Features September 2, 2005
Shooting Down the Breeze
The promise of wind power has been impeded by species-protection
scandals and a lack of public trust
By Mischa Gaus
Faced with news that its wind turbines were killing
I WILL be president soon, in 2008, and *I 'm* pround of you now.
Oh are you really? Last I heard from you was that you were ignoring
me, not only that you were telling me you were ignoring me. That's a
whole new twist on the paradox of Epimenides the Cretan, I'm still
trying to figure it out.
Hello Christopher and all
Hi:
Don't professional race car drivers use methanol in their engines? So
why can't it be used in an ordinary car? I'm guessing race car engines
should be more sensitive. Anyone care to comment?
Best,
Christopher
I went looking some time back and foun this at a race
Did you check the Specific Gravity of the sample of BD?
-Michael
Michael Lendzian
CINS Network Support Team
Columbus State University
CINS/Center for Commerce Technology Room 105
706.569.3044 (help desk)
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From: Karn Intania [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wednesday,
There are a number of reasons why methanol is not a good fuel to use. Number
one is that it is highly ( very highly) corrosive. Number two is that
methanol needs to be jetted %60 richer than gasoline. Which means it would
take darn near twice the fuel compared to gasoline.
Bill
From: Chris
Hi Folks
I have tried the deacidification method with good
results in the test batch. However when I heat the oil to process it foams
agressivly. I assume this is the water/lye reacting? It leaves a thick layer
offat/soap? which i skim off leaving good oil, titration of 1ml instead of
7mls.
Hi Karn,
Sounds like your BD is just right, you may have some water in it so you
should remove it. To test your product do a shake test with water in a 1l
bottle, if it separates ok quickly without the formation of other layers,
your BD is fine.
What you haven't told us is what year/ make of
May I moot an unconventional source of power: It is my firm belief that CO2 from ethanol fermentation process can be compressed on its own without compressors and without damage to the bugs and drive turbines for electric power. Alas I only tried it to turn a toy turbine in fish tank minus the
From: Environmental Science Technology, Jul. 13, 2005
EDITORIAL: When Science Gets Censored
QUOTABLE: While I served as a liaison, the U.S. EPA Science Advisory
Board was asked to discuss policy implications of the
http://www.precaution.org/lib/pp_def.htmprecautionary
Did you check the Specific Gravity of the sample of BD?
Doesn't mean much Michael, as far as completion is concerned. Same
goes for viscosity testing. They're mostly useful for comparing
different test batches, not for testing qualiity.
Best wishes
Keith
-Michael
Michael Lendzian
CINS
Methanol is an excellent fuel. (in some respects at least) It requires
drastically different jetting in the carbs or injection programing.
IIRC the stoichiometric ratio for gasoline is about 14:1 A/F ratio but
for methanol is something like 4:1. Figure this into economy
calculations. Heat of
Energy storage without using batteries.
http://www.amminex.com/index_files/Page344.htm
Use your wind turbine to generate electricity and the excess can be stored
efficiently as hydrogen. Theory at least.
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Let's not forget some other history. The response to the CSA raid on St.
Albans
(Union troops dispatched to invade Canada, but recalled by Lincoln before
reaching
the border) (1864). The Fenian Raids (1866-1870).Manifest Destiny. Machias
Seal Island (1918).
Continuing U.S. naval
CO2 readily goes into solution and thereby changes pH.
I think the yeast would be inhibited as pH dropped.
KirkManick Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
May I moot an unconventional source of power: It is my firm belief that CO2 from ethanol fermentation process can be compressed on its own without
Hello all,
I have started making my own biodiesel recently and am slowly building up an
appleseed reactor.
I have been getting an old diesel motor to build a generator with and also
test the biodiesel in. So far it runs very well.
My aim would be however to drive my 2005 VW Golf Variant (in the
my 2002 Golf has been running happily on both homebrew and storebought
BD - no problems at all!
Pierre Ingels wrote:
Hello all,
I have started making my own biodiesel recently and am slowly building up an
appleseed reactor.
I have been getting an old diesel motor to build a generator with and
Ian Theresa Sims wrote:
Hi Folks
I have tried the deacidification method with good results in the test
batch. However when I heat the oil to process it foams agressivly. I
assume this is the water/lye reacting? It leaves a thick layer
of fat/soap? which i skim off leaving good oil,
Sounds perfect to me - is your wash water clear after the final wash?
Karn Intania wrote:
I was washing my BD with hot water three times and
checking for pH. (it's neutral.) The BD looks
light
yellow clear and translucent. How can I sure that
the
BD does not harm my diesel engine?
Hi David, many of the questions you have asked are already address on
the JTF website. I would suggest taking a good spin through there,
and if you still have questions, asking the list. Most homebrewers, me
included, aren't fans of the Internet BD setups, particularly the
FuelMeister and
Ian,
What are you deacidifying your oil with and how? Adding lye or similar
caustic in the absence of methanol is a sure fire way to manufacture
soap, just about the last thing you want if your eventual end product is
going to be biodiesel.
There is a method of making biodiesel where all
Ahh...that. I hope you're not upset about that little youthful
indiscetion I mean really, it's no worse than DWI, is it?
If elected, I will apooint Cindy Sheehan director of DHS. She can
change the name.
Granny D will director of FEC.
My administration will be in honor of Peace Pilgrim.
Then let's buy less oil.
Bud Eble wrote:
O'Reilly had a segment tonight (09/06/2005) about the oil companies
and OPEC being responsible for the high oil prices (gouging, etc).
From what I understand about the situation, the main driving force for
petro prices during the last decade or so
First the alternative has to be available.
I have suggested journeytoforever.org to several farmers.
Eastern Oregon is promoting biofuels at a governmental level. Won't be long before some facilities are established. The port of Morrow on the Columbia is planned to be the site of a large
I'd rather by shot by a fascist than shoot at a neighbor.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Would you be willing to be shot or hanged first? Given the typical
methods of authoritarian governments, that's the crucial question.
In 1812 coercion was not necessary; propaganda alone sufficed. The
American
Thanks guys.
Best,
Chris
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Keith Addison
Sent: Wednesday, September 07, 2005 5:52 AM
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Methanol in Engines was Materials, Venturis and
Biodiesel
Hello
Interesting product, lacking details of its use though. It still does
not make hydrogen production easier.
That is where the primary inefficiency is at. I have my brother looking
for a better method for producing
hydrogen from water using electricity (he is a much better chemist then
I). There
Thanks Mike! And no problems with the filter? That sounds excellent to me.
Can't wait to fill up...
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Date: Wed, 07 Sep 2005 11:48:44 -0400
From: Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Biodiesel and VW Jetta/Golf
To:
See also:
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/n/a/2005/08/30/national/w
124551D09.DTL
Or:
http://snipurl.com/hial
Bush: U.S. Must Protect Iraq From Terror
By JENNIFER LOVEN, Associated Press Writer
Tuesday, August 30, 2005
Coronado, Calif. (AP) -- President Bush on Tuesday answered
Hi Ian
Hi Folks
I have tried the deacidification method with good results in the
test batch. However when I heat the oil to process it foams
agressivly. I assume this is the water/lye reacting? It leaves a
thick layer of fat/soap? which i skim off leaving good oil,
titration of 1ml instead of
Ian Theresa Sims wrote:
Hi Folks
I have tried the deacidification method with good results in the test
batch. However when I heat the oil to process it foams agressivly. I
assume this is the water/lye reacting? It leaves a thick layer
of fat/soap? which i skim off leaving good oil,
New Catalyst Produces Hydrogen from WaterSCIENCE NEWSAugust 31, 2005http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?chanID=sa003articleID=000EE96B-C0B8-1314-80B883414B7FThe promise of a hydrogen economy, which would lessen dependence on nonrenewable energy sources such as fossil fuels, hinges on the ability
Thats funny .. i have been around race engines on and off for years, on
dirt tracks , drag strips, and go karts and have not heard / seen
anything special about them compared to their gasoline burning versions
other than carb setup. mabey its just on them million dollar indy
car
Hi Keith,
I was just giving him info that I had run across in the owner's manual ofacar I'd just bought to whichI was thinking of adding a little BD with the gas. Once I saw that warning, I elected to err on the side of caution.I have seen that warning in at least4 owner's manuals from different
Gee Mike I didn't know you lived in Crete.
My uncle visited there once.
--KirkMike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ahh...that. I hope you're not upset about that little "youthful indiscetion" I mean really, it's no worse than DWI, is it?Mike of Knossos
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Hi Todd
I'm using the JTF deacidification as some of the oil I have is Titrating at
7mls plus the 3.5.
And no I am not that advanced.
Cheers Ian
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From: Appal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, September 08, 2005 4:10 AM
Subject:
Ray, it's been well known for many years that high concentrations
of methanol have a bad effect on light metals and their alloys, and on
many organic compounds used in engine intake systems. It's been so well
known for so long that the racers who use methanol fuel mostly all know
about and take
Hi Keith
I have done a 1L test . Fortunatly I re titrated after deacidification and
found that the oil had dropped from 7mls to 1ml titration so I added this
plus the 3.5. in the 25% methanol, and it came up nice and clear after three
washes.
Cheers
Ian
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From: Keith
Could someone clear up my understanding of water in
the oil reaction to heat. Somewhere I read that the oil will boil if water is
present. Some of the oil I have only makes a poping pinging sound as it is
heated,is this the same thing? although diminished it carries on over a
100c even as
yes... u should be able to heat oil up as hot as u can well untill
it bursts into flames it should not make any noise... poping,
hissing, sizzling sounds. and bubbles are all signs of water in the
oil... the water will take some time to all evaporate out... and thats
a good thing.. u
firefighters from around the country are sent not to a disaster area to fight
fires and rescue
people, but rather sent to Atlanta first to attend sensitivity training before
being deployed to NO
to pass out handbills:
http://www.sltrib.com/utah/ci_3004197
Frustrated: Fire crews to hand
I don't remember flywheel buses in Vancouver - Ballard hydrogen fuel cell buses
with electric regenerative braking, yes, but no flywheel energy storage system.
There were flywheel buses in Switzerland at one time. Do a search for oerlikon
gyrobus.
Darryl McMahon
Mika Feldmann [EMAIL
By George, I think he's figured it out! Somebody give Jeff an attaboy,
maybe appoint him as Director of FEMA.
Perhaps this is the mantra that has been taught in our public schools for
the last 50 years? We are all a product of our environment, and as such
cannot be held accountable for our
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