Hi All ;
Ridiculous amount of stainless tanks, pumps and other
equipment in Richmond, VA. Sale ends June 22. Good
luck bidding.
http://www.dovebid.com/Auctions/AuctionDetail.asp?AuctionID=10431
BR
Peter G.
Thailand
--- Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Vegetarianism is a cultural and
Hi Keith ;
-cut-
These critical remarks should be read in light of
growing evidence of
extremely serious impacts on health, environment and
the livelihoods
of Third World farmers. A European regulatory
requirement for genetic
safety testing, which is not required in Canada or
Hi Bob ;
We were better
off running down the gazelles and ripping their
throats out with our
teeth. ;-
Ha, don't laugh. Where I have my farm in Cambodia,
the local poeple have no running water, no
electricity, almost no roads. They manage to live
without most of the modern conveniences
Hi Bob ;
No problem at all.
It is not technology itself
that gets us in trouble, but rather the
application.
Yes this is true. You know when I am editing a Word
document I am amazed at how long it takes to create
the document from scratch, but I can delete it almost
instantly. The point
Hi Keith ;
Anyone know where to order seeds?
BR
Peter G.
Thailand
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Hi Hakan and All ;
Trying to get back into this.
The process of converting biomass to methanol
requires pyrolization
(thermochemical) reactors which convert the biomass
to crude producer
gases. (See 19th century gas street lighting and the
process of charcoal
production.) After washing
Hi Keith and Doug and All ;
Respectfully, you are absolutely correct that you can
still by seeds that are heirloom. This is the
present time. What is frightening is the direction
that the planet is headed.
How long before these heirloom seed suppliers are
bought by the agro giants? How long
Hi Marilyn ;
I understand that castor oil absorbes ethanol but not
water.
http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel_library/eth_separate.html
Best Regards,
Peter G.
Thailand
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know someone who developed a way to remove alcohol
during
fermentation, which would
Hi Keith and Jan ;
I read this with interest but I am quite confused.
Please can we start by exlaining the underlying basis
for this test?? Is it that unreacted oil will not
dissolve in methanol? Are we trying to dissolve the
FAME in methanol and measure the remaining?? If we
are, then why is
Thanks Jan this is making a lot more sense now.
Best Regards,
Peter G.
Thailand
--- Jan Warnqvist [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Peter. You forgot the first signs of the
formula. It should be: 1 -
m1/m2 = m3
In your case: 1 - 25/225 = 0,.
There is also a definition error in the
Hi Kirk ;
http://www.freeenergynews.com/Directory/Biofuel/index.html
Yes this is quite unfortunate. In third world
counties money makes the laws. In the Cambodian town
of Poipet, trouble started when the casinos moved in.
The nearby land became much more valuable and all
kinds of trouble
Hi Keith ;
What a great reference! For me the profound
conclusion is that the food additives affect the
unborn in ways that cannot be undone until the next
generation. In other words, the people with
bad/crooked teeth CANNOT ever get perfect teeth by
changing their diets. They can only change
Hi Keith and all List Members
I like the part about Fred Dr. Death Leuchter, the
designer of the US Prison system's execution
apparatus, as an expert defense witness who tested
purported execution gas chambers ON-SITE in
Auschwitz, Poland tesitified in a court of law under
oath and determined
Hi Hakan ;
but the number of human corps laying around and
later also excavated,
Well, no one is denying that war is a terrible thing,
and that there were many corpses lying around, but
possibly they were caused by starvation and disease
due to relentless Allied bombings of supply routes for
Hi Keith and All ;
Lots of really nice stainless equipment for you BDers
in UK. Good luck bidding!
http://www.goindustry.com/en/auctions/pharmaceutical-toiletries-and-cosmetic-equipment-equipment-list.asp?SaleID=8192Track=Auction
(The link may wrap, maybe you need to cut and paste
the whole
In todays Bangkok Post :
http://www.bangkokpost.com/200608_Business/20Jun2008_biz30.php
First bagasse ethanol plant ready to open
YUTHANA PRAIWAN
Thai Roong Ruang Group, a sugar miller and exporter, will begin to operate the
country's first cellulose-derived ethanol plant in Saraburi next
Hi All ;
Yes there is a strong possiblity of truth here. I saw some previous comments
about countries using soy for a hundred years, but this misses the point. What
we are talking about is feeding a newborn baby with large doses of soy, which
certainly is a significantly change, and has not
http://www.justpeace.org/hecto.htm
Peter G.
Thailand
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Hi All ;
Plants are like amazing mini chemical factories. A critical part of the switch
to renewable energy is the reduction in energy demand. As this will reduces
availability of long distance meals, we need to be aware of plants which are
potential sources of local supplies of important
Hi All ;
These danger are very real and the warnings are well taken, but please
understand that they are the result of the good intentions of the good GM
companies. My question always is (sorry for sounding like a broken record,
errr I mean CD) : if these are the results of good intentions
, and
not it's not the same food.
I'd be worried.
John
Guag Meister wrote:
Hi All ;
These danger are very real and the warnings are well
taken, but please understand that they are the result of the
good intentions of the good GM
companies. My question always is (sorry
Hi All ;
What a fascinating review, presented in a much more convincing way than I ever
could. And sorry to say, I have come to the same conclusion after grappling
with the question from every angle over several years.
Here's an example. I can buy a can of tuna fish for 30 Thai baht, less
Hi Keith ;
Yes we are in agreement that corporations are not human and they are mostly
responsible for many problems. And granted there is a renaissance with organic
growing, and biofuels, and conservation, and also the awareness of the
problems. But I think what I am saying is that I am
Hi All ;
One of the genetic modifications made on crop plants
is to make them
roundup ready. Such plants are resistant to the
herbicide so it can then
be sprayed on them multiple times throughout the growing
season ..
double and triple dosing all those living in the vicinity
Hi Keith ;
These are ominous developments, but far worse should be expected eventually.
As we discussed before, the answer here is to treat life forms like perpetual
motion machines. In other words, you cannot get a patent on any kind of
perpetual motion machine. Similarly, you should not be
Hi Keith ;
Fascinating article on this subject. But it is dated 1999, any idea of any
progress that has been made?
http://www.organicconsumers.org/Patent/rifikinhc.cfm
US Human/Chimpanzee Life Form Patent Challenge by
Jeremy Rifkin Stuart Newman Will Now Go to the Federal Courts
U.S. Ruling
Hi Keith ;
Great detective work thanks. Outlawing patents on living organisms need not be
difficult or painful for corporations. Let's say the Patent Office says that 3
years from now, the law will be effective. What would happen?
Well, you could expect a rush of patent applications for
Hi Keith ;
Thanks for this post, it is directly applicable. About 2 months ago the
provincial government guys approached us to buy our Cambodia land. Now I know
why. They only wanted big areas, not small. This explains the huge runup in
the price of land here, almost doubling every year for
Hi Keith ;
Of course the other (far easier) option if you are lucky enough to live in a
temperate climate is copaifera langsdorfii (diesel tree) from Brazil. The sap
from the tree can be burned in a diesel engine without processing (except for
basic filtering of dirt/particles). Each tree
Hi David ;
cut
wrote the two
volume /Edible Forests/, which offers a good
...cut
Yes I agree, there is much potential in tree crops and other perennials. What
are you growing on your farm? Selling prices are generally higher for tree
crops, it is better for the land and soil
Hi David ;
You know I really believe that you are a nice person and you have really great
thoughts and ideals, so there is nothing personal in my response.
...cut
We now stand at the threshold of
a global civilization, diverse-- yes-- but unified.
Sorry for that severe cut, I don't have
Hi David ;
www.gac-seeds.com
Very interesting site! Do you think that Gâc fruits would
mature in
Oregon? We had our first frost in November, we usually have
our last
frost at the end of April and beginning of May.
I have one other customer in Oregon, but just planted this year
Hi Keith and All ;
I had a bug infestation eating new leaves on some
trees I was growing. The only thing I had handy was
some 85% methanol. I used a hand pump spray bottle
and sprayed it on, and the plants loved it, the bugs
all died and haven't come back yet.
Best Regards,
Peter G.
Thailand
Hi Rob ;
Joe, have you ever tried to take the works from a
Mr coffee machine and hook them up to DC?
Probably not enough power to heat quickly.
Resistance = Voltage squared/power.
Assuming you are discussing a 120V appliance, and if
we simplify and say the resistance is constant with
Hi Teo ;
Now, if I plug them in to the 220V plugs, I know
that they will give twice the heat.
Power = Voltage squared / Resistance
If you double the voltage the power will be 4 times
higher. The heater will probably burn out quickly.
Two in series would disspiate twice the power (each
one
Hi Keith ;
For a SI (Spark Ignition) engine the methane is mixed
with air in a special gas/gas carburator, quite easy
to make one yourself.
For a diesel it is even easier if you can operate in a
dual fuel mode. I did a fascinating experiment last
month. I took a propane tank with a ordinary
Hi All ;
AND it doesn't take up any of my demising hard drive
space
FireFox reported that it needed the Java Runtime
Environemnt. That's about 150 MEGA bytes. Are you
sure about no hard disk space?
Best Regards,
Peter G.
Thailand
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Hello All ;
Look whose names keep popping up, Dow and Monsanto.
The Brooklyn judge also found that the plaintiffs
could not prove that Agent Orange had caused their
illnesses, largely because of a lack of large-scale
research. See below.
Best Regards,
Peter G.
Thaland
Judge Dismisses Agent
Hi Keith ;
This topic is of special interest to me. But I'm not
clear on some things. What do you do when you start
with a naturally occuring forest which has no tree
species of any value?
In other words, any valuable trees like teak have been
cut long ago. Nearly all large trees have been
Hi Doug ;
Yes making sense now. FireFox is 5 megabytes, IE is
70!
Best Regards,
Peter G.
Thailand
--- Doug Younker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It work well with MS IE, so in my case modify that
to say no *additional* HD
space. :)
Doug
- Original Message -
From: Guag Meister
Hi All ;
Not knowing anything about Ishmael, it took a while to
search the site to find the main points. But
absolutely fascinating reading at :
http://www.ishmael.com/Interaction/QandA/browse.cfm
Best Regards,
Peter G.
Thailand
--- JD2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok thanks. At first I
Hi Keith ;
I doubt there is such a thing. Value means more than
cash sale value.
I knew you would say that!
That's not a small tree Peter
Not too many of this size and I guess we just need to
define our terms. What do you call a tree 5 cm at the
base? 30 cm? 1 meter? 2 meters?
? I'd not
Hi Teoman ;
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone produce methane in urban conditions?
Can i produce enough methane to run my car? How
large a processor would i
need and what could i feed it with? Old newspapers
and food scraps and
grass once in a while from the appartments garden...
Hi Keith ;
Oh boy, I guess I'll try one more time to ask this
hypothetical question and then I'll leave it alone.
In the case of a standing forest of small trees, the
preponderance of which are have a 3 sigma size
distribution of 10 cm +/- 5 cm as a result of many
decades of non-sustainable
Hi Keith ;
Many years ago my family had some rural land we
children were tasked with planting 1,000 spruce fir
seedlings on clear pasture at about 10 feet spacing.
It took several days with string and pick-ax and a
handful of fertilizer in each hole. Every year for
about 5 years we clipped
conservation need to done sustainable
ways
sd
Pannirselvam
On Thu, 10 Mar 2005 18:21:47 -0800 (PST), Guag
Meister
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Keith ;
This topic is of special interest to me. But I'm
not
clear on some things. What do you do when you
start
with a naturally
Hello Keith ;
I really and truly have no ulterior motive for asking
this question, and I'm at a loss as to understand why
it has generated such controvery. It was never my
intention.
When I click respond, Yahoo truncates a long
response message about half way through with a
mwessage ==message
Hello Keith and All ;
Doing lots of surfing on my painfully slow connection
to try to figure out the principles involved in
converting a standing native forest to a multi-purpose
one. Huge amounts of info on what to do with cleared
land. A few tidbits on how to convert land that has
not been
as
you go.
Have Fun, HRMH
--- Guag Meister [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Keith ;
I really and truly have no ulterior motive for
asking
this question, and I'm at a loss as to understand
why
it has generated such controvery. It was never my
intention.
When I click respond
Hello All ;
Food grade stainless fruit fuice stuff. Ends April
14.
Some small, many big tanks. Have a look see.
http://www.henrybutcher.com/en/saledetails.asp?SaleID=4547S=17
Best Regards,
Peter G.
Thailand
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wrote:
Hello All ;
Food grade stainless fruit fuice stuff. Ends April
14.
Some small, many big tanks. Have a look see.
http://www.henrybutcher.com
Hi Keith ;
You can get seeds from ECHO. Try jojoba too.
I just ordered 5,000 moringa seeds. US$150 including
shipping. At the post office now. I'll post info on
germination rate later.
Best Regards,
Peter G.
Thailand
Dear Sirs
Your ordered Moringa seeds are despatched by Speed
post
No.
Hi Keith ;
This is a great idea and link!! Thanks.
Best Regards,
Peter G.
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Hi All ;
Anyone interested in some stainless steel pressure
tanks, pH meters, TONS of other high tech analytical
equipment?
Please see :
www.dovebid.com, click on Pharma Exchange #9.
Peter G.
Thailand
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Hi Caleb ;
Thanks for your kind email. I posted it back to the
list because you never know who is out there who could
help you. Yes I live about 30 minutes north of
Bangkok. I have lived here for over 10 years. I am a
techno type, with experience in many areas (electronic
circuit design,
to
expensive.
There's another one coming in december. This time
it's going to be organized by MPOB from Malaysia .
I
might pop over and take a look if I'm free. I'll
get
more details for you if you are interested.
Caleb
--- Guag Meister [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hi L.
Fascinating post, a little strongly worded, but
exactly right. I am always amazed when I read in the
papers about the Christians fighting the Muslims, or
the Christians fighting whoever. If you pick up a
gun, you are not a Christian. Period.
Peter G.
Thailand
--- bioveging [EMAIL
Hi Andres ;
Congratulations! I think we all would like to wish
you luck and success in your new project.
BioFuels forum is way to
expensive.
There's another one coming in december. This time
it's going to be organized by MPOB from Malaysia .
I
might pop over and take a look if I'm free. I'll
get
more details for you if you are interested.
Caleb
--- Guag Meister [EMAIL
--- bioveging [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...cut... but as soon as they got liberated these
same
women under the US occupation now cannot leave home
without an escort and NEVER go out at night...cut...
Good. My marriage ended when my wife couldn't keep
her feet home at night.
Hello all ;
Recently stumbled across this site. Have a look see..
http://www.vegetableoildiesel.co.uk
I have no info on price or quality, but looks good
from the pics.
Peter G.
Thailand
--- bioveging [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As has been stated many times here on the list,
those
Hello All ;
Many people are convinced there is a massive
chemical/biological/environmental experiment happening
right now for the last 5-6 years and being inflicted
on millions of uninformed Americans without their
consent.
Search the web for chemtrails. Sift through the
quacks and then
Hi Keith ;
You guys are way ahead of me.
Have you checked the Biofuels-biz list archives for
information on
processing Crude Palm Oil (CPO)? I doubt that's in
your book. Try a
search here for Allen, check messages about
high-FFA oils and so on:
Hi Keith ;
Another thought on this thread :
By the way, are you aware of the trials with
sunflower oil being
conducted by Suncare Fuels and Tsukuba University
with Lao refugees
on 600,000 hectares in Northern Thailand? They're
expecting to
produce 126,000 kilolitres of biodiesel per
Hi Greg ;
Yes this is a potentially useful application of
methanol if you don't recover it from the wash water.
I think it is C3 plants which benefit from methanol
though. From my library Methanol Production and
Use, 1994, pp 254 :
These photosynthetically efficient plants, generally
Hi Keith and All ;
Yes! Interested. So is the archives.
Let's properly credit the authors : Methanol
Production and Use, edited by Wu-Hsun Cheng and
Harold H. Kung. ISBN 0-8247-9223-8. Chapter 7,
Agriculture and Methanol, about 8 pages on this topic.
Then there is another section on single
Hi Kim, Garth, and All ;
Root cellaring sounds so wonderful, but I have yet
to figure out how to do
it in a hot humid climate. Any suggestions?
(I didn't say hello). Cooling in general terms is
energy intensive. This is a result of the Laws of
Thermodynamics. Heat likes to travel from
Hi Teoman ;
A correctly operating diesel should not put out lots
of black smoke. Of course a little is normal.
During starting and under load it is normal to see
increasing black smoke. In your case, if the black
smoke is only when starting and going up a hill, it
may be normal. I have
Hi Kim and Garth and All ;;
They had to store food here
before electricity, all I
need to find out is how.
I think there were many ways of storing food before
electricity, but only one involved the cold
temperatures that you indicated : Ice storage. In
other words, make lots of ice when
Hi Kim and Garth ;
The idea is a good one, I really would like to help,
and I don't want to appear to be negative, but this is
a tall order. Let's see : a cooling system that is
able to cool a root cellar to 40 degrees F, cheap, can
be home built, easy to operate, uses no power, uses
no
Hi Joe and All ;
Yes this is exactly right. Thank you.
I did some searching. There are some web pages on
this which I found. The problem with getting
significant cooling using a normal solar panel is that
normally a solar panel is designed to absorb the
energy of the solar spectrum (lots of
Hello All ;
Congressman Ron Paul, in Ron Pauls' Freedom Report,
March 2004 :
Since no weapons of mass destruction or link to al
Qaeda have been found in Iraq, the explanation given
now for having gone there was top bring democracy to
the Iraqi people. Yet now we hear that the Iraqis are
Hello All ;
Please see :
http://www.henrybutcher.com/en/saledetails.asp?SaleID=4127
Bakery auction in Buffalo on Oct. 20. Several VERY
nice stainless tanks 100 gal-850 gals with agitators
and diaphram pums, controls.
Check out site ref #39 (gorgeous), #97, #161 for
starters. Wish I was
have a
1 ton pickup to carry them. It might be possible to
get one or more
shipped to you if you can pay me with paypal?
Let me know if you want the e-mail first on the 19th
when I can go to
inpect them for both of us.
Phil
Guag Meister wrote:
Hello All ;
Please see :
http
Hi Keith ;
Most battery chargers put out pulsing DC (technically
called a haversine), because they lack output filter
capacitors. These are not normally necessary when
charging a battery because the battery acts like it's
own filter capacitor. Also, the output of a 12V
charger is typically 16
Hi Greg and All ;
I have been reading with interest this thread. Does
anyone have any specific process conditions for
converting wood into methanol. I read somewhere that
pyrolysis at normal atmosphereic pressure gives only
1-2% methanol in the gas stream. This does not sound
very efficient.
Hello All ;
I have an opportunity to buy 4-5 stainless steel
agitators. They are about 1 meter long, and the
impellors are about 6 in diameter and are designed to
run at full speed (ie. no gear reduction). In other
words, they really whip the mixture, not just agitate
it. They have an outer
Hello Todd, Tilly and All ;
Thanks for your responses.
--- tillyfromparadise [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
At 55deg c the reaction takes about
60 minutes to complete.
This leads me to my next question. I believe the
reason we all use 55 degrees is because of the low
boiling point of methanol.
,
but sufficiently well.
Todd Swearingen
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2004 11:38 PM
Subject: [Biofuel] Biodiesel Process Agitation
Question.
Hello All ;
I have an opportunity to buy 4-5 stainless
Hi Walt ;
Thanks very much for your post. Your project and web
site are fascinating. I have a project which hasn't
taken form yet, but I hope it will be something like
Windward. Only in a lot warmer climate (and quite
regrettably for an expat like myself, outside the US).
Possibly I wil buy
Hello All,
Thanks Keith, Dale, Todd, Luc for your
responses. Searching the archives is a lot easier
when you know the correct search word. Super critical
methanol is a bit over the horizon for me. I guess my
question was more along the lines of : Does anyone
have any experience at 80 -150
Hi Keith and DHAJOGLO ;
DHAJOGLO Wrote :
This is true also though it should be cautioned
that a closed
reactor with enough head space and enough temp
(say, 75 deg C) and
you will get methanol vapor from your solution at
the top and the
reaction will not proceed as far.
Keith wrote :
Hi Luc ;
Thanks for your response. Yes those totes are
available locally for around $50. They are quite
convenient with their portability. I used one a few
years ago in a small roadside motorcycle washing
operation.
I plan to include rainwater catching on all buildings.
The problem is that
Hi Peggy ;
Thanks for your post. I am tip-toeing here a little
because I would never say I know as much as you about
the ethanol/methanol debate. When someone knows more
than me, my tendency is usually to shut up and listen.
Because I fully and absolutely intend to build a
still and distill
Hi Keith and Peggy ;
I am working my way through these links, and it is
perfect timing. I truely was starting to assemble the
materials to make the Charles 803 from JtF web site.
I didn't order the plansm but I could do it from the
web site. I always wondered about that right angle
elbow at
Hi Peggy ;
LOTS of good info in this ethanol process post. OK! I
think you'll get a few serious inquiries. The last
time I visitied the rice mash distillery, I floated
the idea of the Charles 803 at around $600. They were
not too interested at all. So this will take some
time.
I have
Hi Eric ;
Yes centrifugal and centripetal are confusing. Let me
try.
Let's say you set a bowling ball down on the bowling
lane so it is stationary. Now you push the ball down
the lane with your hand. Your hand feels a force
pushing back from the ball, but is it really a force?
No it isn't.
Hey Demian ;
What an excellent link! I think it may not work well
in Kim's case due to her high humidity, but the
rotating air scoops for both intake and exhaust is an
excellent idea. These scoops would work regardless of
the humidity. Thanks for the link!
Checked out your good site. Your
Hi Z and All ;
The tallest mountains on the earth are in the ocean.
This is because the seawater helps support their
weight. There exists a maximum height for mountains
on the earth and not in the ocean. It is about 40,000
feet (going from memory here). Higher than that and
the pressure at
Hi Keith ;
Keith wrote:
Please make sure of just which website you're
talking about, confirm
that it ISN'T the Journey to Forever web site, and
no need to tell us
which one it is.
Opps. So sorry about that. You are right. It was
another web page which I had saved to my hard drive,
so I
Hi Eric ;
Eric wrote :
I really don't understand this assertion. (And I saw
it on the web pages from scientists as well.) Saying
that the force is an illusion. If you put a spring
between my hand and the ball it would compress. A
spring needs a force pushing it from both ends to do
that.
]
Behalf Of Guag Meister
Sent: October 26, 2004 1:19 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Canadian Trash
Hi Eric ;
Eric wrote :
I really don't understand this assertion. (And I
saw
it on the web pages from scientists as well.)
Saying
that the force is an illusion. If you put
Hi Fritz ;
I have access to a small regular supply of sawdust for
free. Can you tell us a little about your process?
Hydraulic or mechanical? What pressure? Is it
homebuilt? Do you heat the die? How big is the die?
Did you make the die yourself? How? Do the briquetts
stay together when
Hi John ;
John wrote :
Now then, just who the heck came up with the term
'centrifugal force' if it is
non-existant?
Not sure. I grew up with centrifugal force. In
college physics I had a mental block for centripetal
force. Took a long time to get it resolved.
Best Regards,
Peter G.
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Sent: October 27, 2004 8:06 AM
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Hi Luc ;
Yes I had the same download problem, but now it is OK.
Your processor, plumbing, and electrical work looks
really nicely done. Are you sure you've never done
this before!?
Great job!!
Best Regards,
Peter G.
Thailand
--- Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd love to see the
Hello All ;
Another massive web cast auction (bid online or live)
of chemical manufacturing equipment. pH meters,
tanks, huge offering.
http://www.dovebid.com/Auctions/AuctionDetail.asp?AuctionID=2788
Good luck bidding!
Best Regards,
Peter G.
Thailand
Hi L ;
pH meters go out of calibration VERY easily. The bulb
which senses the pH is very delicate. It can be
easily affected by strong acids or bases, particularly
if these solutions are allowed to dry on the bulb.
Long periods of exposure to air (in other words,
drying out) is not a good
solutions, one a PH-7 and the
other a PH-10
and will be doing the calibration today so I can
properly titrate my
WVO for the next batch.
L.
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, Guag Meister
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wrote:
Hi L ;
pH meters go out of calibration VERY easily. The
bulb
, your speedometer would need to be able
to read 1 mph to 150,000 times the speed of light for
it to do the same job as your ph meter. Woa.
Peter G.
Thailand
--- Ken Provost [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 8/8/04 6:29 AM, Guag Meister at
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Hi all list members ;
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