Still in need of practical experience. My dad threw out an old lawn mower i
was going to experiment on, but i'll find something, just need to find the
time and effort. The trimmer for one, adjustable carb and all. Changing or
drilling jets is easy, it should work that way, make fine adjustments
Methyl ethyl ketone is at least the solvent of choice in the aviation
industry. The general rule of thumb in those circles being that everything's
more toxic than in the automotive department: leaded AvGas, high sulfur jet
fuel(not to mention the additives they throw in), hydraulic fluid which
I'm used to heating with wood anyways, so a wood gasifier is the first
thing that comes to mind. An old car engine with nothing to lose and
the capacity to have it's output at peak torque (peak efficiency)
halved would be just about the thing for any DIY:er. In box with noise
insulation and 3
Walking around at the snowmobile expo in Jyväskylä, Finland
yesterday, a Lynx Yeti 1300 caught my eye. Great work sled, yes, but
what I really was looking at were the 2 scuba tank type bottles
peeking out from under the seat. This wasn't NOS, I was sure. Later
on I had the privilidge to talk
I'm reminded of a thing called Brown's gas that i read about.
http://www.eagle-research.com/browngas/whatisbg/whatis.html
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I've understood that it's some rubber or plastic parts that start to degrade, not the metals. I'm thinking it's just a new chip or reprogramming the ECU injection/ignition curves and an ethanol/gas ratio sensor, since you can tank either (hence the term flex-fuel). They probably slap in ethanol
You're talking about 2
different things.
Talking about so-and-so-much vacuum is sort of misleading. Your
30Hg of vacuum means 0Hg (0 mmHg, 0 mbar, 0 psi) absolute pressure; the vapor
pressure points were absolute pressure. Absolute pressure is measured
according to how high of a column of mercury
If I undestand charle's spreader idea right, would an inclined base on
the trailer work to get the compost to the spreader? Then adjust the
pulley ratio to control rate. Could it be that simple? If the compost
doesn't flow down freely, especially when there's little of it, a
simple conveyer belt
http://www.journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_yield.html
The chart there says 5950 l/ha from oil palm.
Googling oil palm cultivation came up with this site (among many others):
http://www.fao.org/documents/show_cdr.asp?url_file=/DOCREP/006/T0309E/T0309E01.htm
leave 7.8 meters between rows and 9
Fuel preheaters and other forms of gasoline vaporization were used
extensively in the beginning of the 19th century, especially in tractors.
This greatly increases a spark ignition engines efficiency, as only the
vaporized fuel burns. Conventional engines (even your brand new EFI)
vaporize
Apparently ethanol has 68% of the energy content of gasoline by volume
(8.9x10^7 J/gal vs. 1.3x10^8 J/gal). Therefore gasoline has 146% of the
energy content of ethanol by volume. This translates to 1 liter of gasoline
= 1.46 liters of ethanol. 46% more ethanol to equal a volume of
rubber parts and draw water to itself from the air.
Manufacturers have taken the prior into consideration with oxygenated fuels
(gasohol) becoming more widely used. Your owners manual should say
something about it. They might list a maximum ethanol content (about 10%),
but i think it has
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