The other side of the story of course is that these sort of slow news
day stories always gloss over the problems that are still to overcome.
Like for instance the lab process does 4 litres a day (my own fer-
instance) and will it scale up.
The no wastewater line is a clasic example. OK maybe
Hi David
I would like to see the patent. If you could upload it into the files
section instead of an email it may stay easier to find
Regards
JohnH
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Hi Keith and Everyone,
I would be glad to post a small part of the process
Or rather no catalyst
have a look at
http://www.bioproducts-bioenergy.gov/pdfs/bcota/abstracts/19/z191.pdf
having a go at a processor but I don't think ill stand too close
while I pump the methanol into a 350degrees C tank at 4000PSI ;-)
hope this was a uni professor and not a bored 12YO
Hi Tony
Could you expand a bit on recovery of methanol at atmospheric
pressure?
Also what is/who are the WA renewable fuels assoc. I saw a notice of
a meeting in the archives a couple of years ago but nothing since
Regards
John
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--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Dana Linscott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have any new info on the use of catalysts
in BD production. I have not seen much discussion
recently on this apparently promising development. Can
anyone provide a synopsis of what we know so far on
this. Even if
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Dana Linscott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It appears to me that animal fats become partailly
hydrogenated when passed through hot H2O and can then
be easily removed from the vegoil/anifat mix prior to
filtering. This might make the semi automated
production of BD much
