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: [Biofuel] pressure stoves ???
Hello Keith,
I am having trouble to find pressure stove suitable for BD.
I have browsed through the links from JTF with little sucess.
The PETROMAX is quite expensive and is out of stock anyway.
others I find come with wick which you say is not working with BD
On JTF
Hello Keith,
I am having trouble to find pressure stove suitable
for BD.
I have browsed through the links from JTF with
little sucess.
The PETROMAX is quite expensive and is out of stock
anyway.
others I find come with wick which you say is not
working with BD
On JTF website you write
Hello Andrés
Hello Keith,
I am having trouble to find pressure stove suitable for BD.
I have browsed through the links from JTF with little sucess.
The PETROMAX is quite expensive and is out of stock anyway.
others I find come with wick which you say is not working with BD
Not as-is anyway.
I have a PetroMax and have had no luck w/ BD. I am not sure if it is
the stove or not - I cleaned it and tried petro diesel with no luck,
then ISO and got an ok flame.
I will try again now that things are warm.
FWIW, I never was able to get a flame at all w/ diesel BD or otherwise
w/o
Should be noted that Petromax is now a generic name for that type
of lantern, with quite wide variations available, all called
Petromax. BriteLyt makes the original. Their stove is a newer
patented design, not generic.
I have a PetroMax and have had no luck w/ BD. I am not sure if it is
the
does anyone know what i could use CO2 tanks for? i may have the opportunity
to lift a couple from a scrap pile in the near future.
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cheap enough but another writer
has given me some fresh ideas.
Cheers Ian
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You're welcome Ian,
But I guess I should have
trouble getting methanol cheap enough but another
writer has given me some fresh ideas.
Cheers Ian
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You're welcome Ian
Hi Keith
youve been a great help
Many thanks
Ian
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Sent: Thursday, July 28, 2005 6:13 PM
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Hello Ian, welcome
I am new to the biofuel world and have read
Hi Todd
Thanks for that I appreciate your advise.
Ian
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Sent: Thursday, July 28, 2005 11:51 PM
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How are the tanks vented?
Any tank holding any percentage
Hi Keith
youve been a great help
Many thanks
Ian
Hi Ian
You're most welcome, I'm glad it helped.
Best wishes
Keith
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How are the tanks vented?
Any tank holding any percentage of methanol should have a vapor line
running to a central manifold prior to passing through a condensor
Hello Ian, welcome
I am new to the biofuel world and have read most of the webb site
info but can't seem to find any reference
to pressure release. They all talk of having a sealed system
Closed is better. Even the sealed systems (hot water tanks mostly)
have pressure outlets and can
How are the tanks vented?
Any tank holding any percentage of methanol should have a vapor line
running to a central manifold prior to passing through a condensor. The
greatest pressure build-up occurs during the first moments of reaction.
Rather than a pressure relief valve that could easily
is anyone measuring the pressure in your sealed reactors?
What kind of pressure are we talking about?...1psi? 5 psi ? 10psi?
I have herd their is some heat build up from the reaction but have not
heard much about a big pressure buildup.
then again a little pressure probably isnt too
I am new to the
biofuel world andhave read most of the webb site info but can't seem to
find any reference to pressure release. They all talk of having a sealed
system to prevent personal harm and methanol loss but pressure must build with
A, heating and B, pumping air in to mix the
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I was thinking today (yes.. it«s an ability I sometimes have):
Often chemical processes (specially polimerization) require high pressures.
High pressure speeds up or even allows many reactions often not attainable at
normal 1 atm.
If I don«t recall badly, the inventors of Polartec (TM)
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our lc 400 one stage plants maintain 50 celisius and 2 bar during mixing
and settling.
Dick do you notice any difference in reaction rate with the pressure
applied?
Considering pressure cookers, autoclaves etc the aim seems
take a piece of garden hose. hold up both ends and let the rest lie on the
ground, as it will.
now fill it with water, leaving the water a few inches off each end.
the pressure pushing on the water at each end of the hose is the same =
atmospheric.
now gently blow on one end (just this
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