Doug,
Probably can't address your question specifically, but can probably provide
some links where you can find an answer. First, I changed the glow plugs on
my 83 300D, which required disconnecting the fuel lines, which, upon
reconnecting required purching air from the lines. To do
here it is:
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Joe says:
For vacuum use, I would construct a filter by using a pipe with tons of holes drilled in it and wrap it with the sheet or felt or what have you, Then place this pipe inside a larger pipe as a housing. The inlet would be to the outer pipe and then the pipe with the holes becomes a
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Glenn;I'm not sure exactly what product you are talking about but if you are thinking about something which is supposed to be disposable please don't. Whatever we build and use should be made to last and be
This item from American Free Press. More items can be seen by googling "Deleted uranium/ ingestion/ damage.
Glenn
Explaining How Depleted Uranium Is Killing Civilians, Soldiers, Land
Nano-particles pinpointed
By Christopher Bollyn
Depleted uranium weapons, and the untold misery they
Have always wondered about the caution expressedagainst milk products
to minimize the personal risk of prostate cancer. The same risk from
prostate cancer has also been associated with red meat. And, there
are broader implications.
Reasonfor thisrisk seemsobvious from the
waysignificant
Oak Ridge National Lab did a study some years ago as I remember and
determined that some dozen or more carcinogens were released from wood
burning. Just
about everything, it appears, has a bad effect on the environment, even
breathing.
Glenn
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Does
Anyone know where I can find them? Thanks.
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You have an intriguing subject title, but no text except the word cool.
Here is a specific question.
Is it possible to export bulk vegetable oil from Argentina or Canada, for
example, and if so at what bulk prices. For instance I know that apple juice,
and grape juice, is exported from
The fact that depleted uranium is absorbed in soil and groundwater
is not so significant as those submicron particles absorbed in lung tissue,
which remain in the aviola portion of the lung.
I have not heard this source of radioactive contamination, and the resulting
hazard, mentioned
Perhaps a hammer mill might be a better second stage unit if you want to
reduce the chip size. I have a Papec unit, runs off a belt drive on an old H
tractor that I used to mill grain. It comes with different size screens so
that
you can get just about any size you need. This equipment
Call it biofuel, energy storage, say from burning wvo. On what basis then
could you discount the alternative of hot water storage in large, insulated
tanks if the energy is to be spent in an hydronic system for a combination of
space heating, swimming pool heating, and heating the driveway
Thanks, Hakan.
Glenn
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In a recent study by Argonne National Laboratory
http://www.ncga.com/public_policy/issues/2001/ethanol/08_22_01c.htm
In summary, with up-to-date information on corn farming and ethanol
production and treating ethanol co-products fairly, we have concluded that
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Hakan,
Thanks for your comment. Yes, I am sure you are right. The problem in the
past has been the wrong choice of paint, not allowing moisture to penetrate
through the paint. Most of the damage happened before I got the house, and I
need to make sure the next paint chosen will allow
Hi Hakan,
Impressive discussion you have. There is one thing I have run across in the
past that may not fall within the scope of first aid, but I wanted to get
your comment.
This has to do with maintenance of metal roofs, specifically spraying a thick
layer of polyurethane, covered with
Here is a low cost, low pressure drop, filter that may possibly be useful in
working with wvo or biodiesel. I have used them in a water treatment system.
My recollection is that they were $5 to $7 each when purchased in lots of a
dozen. Other filters available here also:
Pleated
I hold a commercial pesticide license and attended a conference on wood
treatment the other day hosted by Maryland EPA in response to Fed EPA new
requirements that will be imposed soon for control of treated wood. As you may
know
the wood treatment that involves a couple toxic compounds
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Some many years ago I worked in a chem lab at a large oil refinery, running
various lab tests on petroleum products, and, as I remember, the procedure was
to check every batch of product (e.g., viscosity, flash point, color, etc.)
whether it was lubricating oil, grease, or whatever. One
Modern civilization has been built on man's increasingly effective harnessing
of sources of energy to do work, from simple machines that utilize steam,
coal, oil and beyond to new directions such as biomass.
AgriPower, Inc. (the Company or AgriPower) is a California Corporation
formed in 1997
Around here, in Maryland, a company that supplies prefabricated steel
components uses a lot of paint, purchased in 55 gal drums, to spray a base
coat on thier steel components. They sell the barrels at nominal prices,
around $4 the last time I bought several. Then there is an apple cider
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Suggest get it analyzed to determine the amount of iron and possible other
contaminants. For example, does it contain nitrate/nitrites? Or coliform?
The analysis will determine what kind of equipment you need to install. An
ion exchange system, with resin chosen to remove the specific
Biodiesel producers, whose interest is in getting into the commercial market,
will always have an alrogether different set of problems than do those who
simply want to feel free to produce biodiesel in their backyard and burn
biodiesel, svo/wvo in their vehicles.
The situation is exactly
Andrew,
I commend you for your initiative and perspective on getting ;biodiesel into
the marketplace. I can speak with some experience, having worked with
private sector inventors for over 15 years in the US Dept of Energy's
Energy-Related Inventions Program that the primary need most
How do you get around their patents? Can you plan on being able to patent
around them?
Glenn Ellis
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Hi Keith,
Patents, of course, represent intellectual property that gives the patent
holder a protected proprietary postion, enabling the patent holders to
attract the large amount of venture capital money that are typically required
to enter the market in a big way. Without patents, most
Hello Keith
I have tried two times to respond and my AOL program crashed both times,
losing all my comments. Will try once more. -- I agree, no need to patent
if you are satisfied with existing tehnology, available in the public
domain. If you develop a new technology that is
If you live in Hawaii or Alaska, there is a DOD auction coming up Sept 11 of
multifuel 2 1/2 ton and 5 ton military rucks with very low mileages. See
these at http://www.gov/liquidation.com/auction/search
Event 740, lots 9004, 9005, 9205, 9204, 9205, 9201. 9204, for example, has
1,384 miles
The Biox process has some particular advantages that to a large extent
simplify rather than complicate the process. This is described in their
recent press reports. of which the following is one example:
This process utilizes a co-solvent; base catalyzed one phase process. The
advantages
Another Fuel From The Farm
Biodiesel gets a long-needed boost from a tax exemption, improved
technologies and the ever-rising cost of petroleum. Source: Toronto Star [Aug
13, 2002] Walking through his 31-acre soybean field near Woodstock, Liam
McCreery broke off a sample pod from
Why isn't hydrofracturing tried before drilling the well deeper, to open up
crevices in the rock to draw from a wider area, if there is already some flow
into the well? Under some conditions, hydrofracturing can increase the flow
rate from 1-2 gpm to, say, 10-15 gpm.This could be a
Keith and all
To give you some idea of the way public drinking water standards are
promulgated In Maryland, the Maryland Department of the Environment, Safe
Drinking Water Act Implementation Division, Water Supply Program, is
particularly concerned in my area about (aside from coliform)
No doubt most of you have seen this by now, but in event you haven't, here it
is:
Glenn Ellis
Environmental Science Engineering - A
HREF=http://www.esemag.com/index.html;www.esemag.com/A - May 2001
Production of a cost-competitive biodiesel fuel
alternative to petroleum diesel
From report of a plant starting up in Germany:
Glenn Ellis
The process was developed by the University of Toronto and is conventionally
based with the production of fatty acid methyl esters, but uses a co-solvent
such as tetrahydrofuran or methyl tertiary butyl ether to achieve the
reaction
Mr. Tim Haig and Dr. David Boocock biox Inc. and University of Toronto
Biodiesel Production Technology
This patent pending process utilizes a co-solvent; base catalyzed one phase
process. The advantages presented were those of a continuous process with
significant reduction in process time
Boocock is probably also quite correct in stating that the majority of home
brew biodiesel does not meet standards. This, from one of this lists'
members, and Boocock's statement that homebrewers throw their waste down the
sewer, are together a portent of things to come. It appears that
Todd,
Thanks for your response.
Glenn Ellis
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Hello Keith
You bring up some interesting points, particularly as relates to
corporations. As stated in your attachment, corporations develop into
separate entities, as if they were a diffferent species. They have developed
an ability to control human beings and have become the dominant
Todd,
Thank you for your response. In the main, I agree with you. Perhaps what
history is teaching us is that our ideas of capitalism need to be modified,
less toward a national, and more toward a regional approach. That would
indeed be revolutionary, and perhaps require a revolution,
Todd,
You say:
I've always wondered why the mainstream religions are inevitably
amongst the last to put some of their own principles into action
when it comes to
IYou cite environmental stewardship. Substitute instead, belief that
Jesus is the Christ the Son of God. Or,
What are the specific commodities upon which we are absolutely dependent?
What are the possibilities that each of these commodities might become scarce
or (like petroleum products) controlled, and at risk to becoming
prohibitively expensive? How might one go about becoming independent of
Christian, it depends on where you live in Virginia. In the DC area , for
example, you will encounter one of the highest housing cost places in the
U.S. I suggest you try the URL below:
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Here you can compare any two cities from a wide variety
Roger and others:
Here is another E-mail address:
Cindy Santangelo
-- Technical Service
Worthington Biochemical Corporation
730 Vassar Ave.
Lakewood, NJ 08710
Phone: 800-445-9603
Fax: 800-368-3108
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Good luck!
Glenn E
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Roger, and others:
You may be interested in the following.
One source for porcine lipase is the Worthington Biochemical Corporation:
730 Vassar Ave
Lakewood, NJ 08710
Phone: 800-445-9603
Fax: 800-368-3108
E-mail: http://www.worthington-biochem.com/manual/manIndex.htm/#P
I contacted
Thanks, Joe.
Glenn
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Thanks Steve; I wasn't aware that all three put out a half ton.
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Would the problem become easier if you put the burner outside the house?
Perhaps use a Babington burner to heat water for a tank vented to atmosphere,
heat exchanger to draw heat from the tank, secondary loop of the exchanger
tapped into the boiler of the house furnace. Alternatively, a
Suppose one wanted a half ton truck with diesel motor. Can you buy one, and
if not, is a conversion fesible, and if so, what would you recommend?
Glenn Ellis
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In the last couple days I have received 3 msgs with attachments, which
I did not oipen. On all three I sent replys. On two of them so far I have
received responses from [EMAIL PROTECTED] advising they were
undeliverable, host unknown. Two of these had no msgs, just the
attachments:
Kirk,
Thanks. I have McAfee, but still I don't open attachments unless I know
where they come from.
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The biodiesel list has been touted on occasions as a superior listing to
biofuels, containing, as claimed, more good info on biodiesel than appears on
the biofuels listing. This, IMO, is more BS.
For those of you who haven't looked, the last 400 or so msgs from biodiesel
over the last month
Mr Rabello, my sentiments exactly.
Glenn Ellis
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Kirk, it appears to me that you are asking the wrong question. This is like
asking what would happen if there were a free lunch, or if there were a
perpetual motion machine. These are but dreams that will never happen.
There isn't any such thing, and never can be. Every process has its
Tom, what did your Congressman think about EPA;s response to you?. He had
initiated the request to the EPA Administrator, asking for some review of
their regulations toward possibly providing for some relief and/or exception
for the small biodiesel producers, since their regulations
Hi Keith
Virgo mind? I just do not know. Have never learned about such signs.
Glenn
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Several things,. IMHO, appear to have become apparent from the discussions
to date as regards some things required to expeditiously develop a workable
homebrew processs for producing biodiesel:
- such group discussions can be an effective mechanism for devleoping new
technology, but the
Keith,
Responding to your msg of the above title, one thing IMO needed for the
project to be successful would be to have a particular site where all the
info would be collected on the subject of developing a suitable backyard
process for producing biodiesel. Including everything that has
GregandApril asked, in Msg 12463, in response to my msg #12461, Re:
thnktnk, etc, Not much to this message, can anyone elaborate?
Sorry for my belated response in answer to the incomplete message I sent: .
See Kieth's Msg #12178 for a more complete description of the thnktnk
project.
Dana,
I spent some time last night responding to your item, and for some reason it
never got on the net, so will try again. Many of your points I agree with.
Especially, that there should be no confrontation. Purpose of any
preliminary actions should be only to surface the problem that
Dana,
My messages seem not to get through so will try again.
I do not agree with you that YBD has done anything yet that is
controversial. This company feels that they are being put out of business
because of some overly burdensome and expensive regulations and have asked
for some relief
Greg, re the comment I made about EPA not letting you store oil underground
at a residence: EPA issued regs on underground tank storage a few years
ago. I threw them all out, but reviewed them closely at the time because I
had a small grocery store with 5 tanks, not being used, previously
Ted, in my experience, working with a number of inventors in the private
sector (in a small Government program providing grant support for the
development of inventions - DOE's Energy-Related Inventions Program), after
the development and testing of the prototype, and this was particularly
Re the solid catalyst that was presumedly developed at Idaho National Energy
Lab about three years ago. How much info was divulged at the time and was
any attempt ever made to patent the technology? Patent laws change, but the
last time I looked at it, after a public disclosure, the inventor
Suggest you look at OIT Inventions and Innovations Home Page The Energy
Related Inventions and Innovation Program (ERIP) is a small program in DOE's
renewable enegy area, closely tied to biomass programs, etc. I was employed
there until I retired about six years ago. Your best bet would be
Your tie in with the university would be another selling point to mention in
your conversation. Most inventors I have known over the 15 years I have
worked in ERIP haven't had the institutional relationships and entrepreneural
abilities you appear to have, both of which, of course, are
Dana, I tried your E-mail si te and could not get through. Pls add me to
your list to receive the design on your Hotstik. Thanks. Glenn Ellis
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No I don't have the specific info. I do know that Dept of Energy, or
perhaps it was ERDA before DOE, did a study though one of their labs on the
emissions from simply burning wood. There were, as I recollect, some 18
different toxic emissions, a number of them carcinogenic, in the
Yea, I have had that problem for some time with an 89 chev truck and was
advised recently that the smoke came from the coolant, apparently seeping
into the engine and that standard treatment for it was to put in stop leak
pellets, which I haven't done yet. I suppose over time it could
Someone in this group mentoned a diesel motor for an auto that is being
produced somewhere in Europe capable of providing 60 miles per gallon. Can
anyone provide info on that motor including its possible availability and
cost? Of considerable interest to me, and possibly others, is how
Mention is made here that the algae has to be grown in air-tight tanks, which
brings to mind that I have a, now dismantled, Harvestore silo, 20-ft dia x
40-ft high. Presumably this silo could be used for growing algae? Also,
1500 to 2000 gal tanks taken from refurbished filling stations are
Right on Marc. An authority is worth no more than the arguments they
present!!
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What precautions do you need to take for long term storage of wvo? Can it be
stored, for example, in a large 2000 gal tank without having facility for
internal heating and mixing? Does it deteriorate over time?
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Why does this not make a major political issue, seeing as how, with all the
farmers, especially the small farmers with otherwise uneconomical operations,
all need a new product, and this appears to be it. Raise grain, etc, to
convert to biofuels, even set up your own biofuels conversion unit,
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