Yes,both Keith and David are right. Unless you are referring to palm oil,
which have an unusual fatty acid composition, the amount of glycerine in
most vegetable oils is roughly 10% by mass.
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has been proclaimed from the industry. In such a small export-depending country
as Sweden, the automotive industry is very power-ful, and used to
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this line
has been proclaimed from the industry. In such a small export-depending country
as Sweden, the automotive industry is very power-ful, and used to
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dark. Totally refined oil, on the other hand, may have preservatives added,
and some of these will eat catalyst. So, good oil quality is a tricky thing.
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that the ethanol inserted
has to be anhydrous.
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, unless the values of
these are extremely high (thousands of ppms). If so, the oil is usually very
dark. Totally refined oil, on the other hand, may have preservatives added,
and some of these will eat catalyst. So, good oil quality is a tricky thing.
Best of luck to you !
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the glycerol and process the oil/ester with methanol
and sulphuric acid as catalyst. This will give you a very high ester
content. The amount of acid added has to be calculated upon the original FFA
value, of course.
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Hello Subbu.
Since used cooking oil from the beginning probably consists from refined
oil, the phosphatetide content should be 1%.
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More answers:
Even as we speak the green house effect
will cause seriuos climate changes. It does not matter whether the carbon
dioxide is generated from fossile oil, fossile gas or coal. As long as we
maintain our dependence on fossile energy this development will
proceed.
Concerning the
Hello Purbo.
It all depends on the car or the effort
and interest put in by the car manufacturer. What kind of car do you have ? Nine
times out of ten it´s a question of hosing.
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Biodiesel
Hello Purbo.
It all depends on the car or the
effort and interest put in by the car manufacturer. What kind of
Hello Marc.
If your NaOH is not anhydrous, you should
not use it at all. The best way of finding out the water content is to ask your
dealer (or his supplier) for a certificate of analysis, where the actual NaOH
content along with the impurities should be stated properly.
With best regards
-cleansing due
to the typical design of pre-chamber injectors.
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for the combustion of
fuels, such as natural vegetable oils, which are slow to vaporise.
These guys have a lot of know-how which is highly relevant for the
combustion of SVO:s.
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not become
clear, try washing it again several times with water only and repeat the hot
water procedure.
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the ASTM norm as well as the EN 14214 norm.
There are test methods stated in these standards which the biodiesel should
fulfil.
That´s it.
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Yes ,it most certainly will. Glycerine
residues will have an impact on the equivalence balance for next reaction, that
most probably will produce less biodiesel.
Contaminations in general are not good for
biodiesel production either.
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is
clear and bright. This does not mean that the BD is, for the reasons
mentioned above.
The question about GC catalyst I cannot answer, sorry.
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directly, of course.
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Subject: Lipase
Hello all,
does anybody have a good link to a
supplier of industrial lipase enzyme ?
Jan Warnqvist
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Hello Ian.
Answer #1: Methanol attracts water. So,
old methanol is not anhydrous, which it has to when producing
biodiesel.
Answer#2: Yes, but it takes a little
longer.
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Thanks Jan
But is that a yes or a no on question
1
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Hello Ian,
if treated with anti-oxidizing agents, and
produced from oil with a moderate peroxide number, the biodiesel should be
consumed within three months.
10 microns is a normal filter size for
diesel engines, unless equipped with a common-rail system. So, filtering at 10
microns is
of standard procedure.
And - possibly annoying Keith - the EN requirement for a good titration is
that the solution stays magenta for at least 15 seconds.
Good luck to you further on !
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?
If there is, your reaction is not complete and this is causing you trouble
with the water test.
This method does not cover every aspect of quality, but it gives a hint
though
Good luck to you
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solvent for titration, unlike methanol or ethanol, which are
hardly soluble in oil.
I think you have a good base recipe. Do not change it, before you have
examined the quality of your raw material. The solution to your problems is
most likely to be found there.
With best regards
Jan Warnqvist
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recipe on that one by
following the instructions on YTF including the titration. When settled and
washed go through the methanol extraction method again and compare the
results.
Get back to me and report. Add the recipe that you are working with too.
Best regards
Jan Warnqvist
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resistances are of less importance to
the energy consumption.
Are you sure that you calculated your fuel consumption properly ?
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for
that the problems are very small, if any at all ,with B100.
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. For neutralisation similar amounts of
phosphoric and sulphuric acid are required, all according to the need for
neutralisation.
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Hello everybody in the New World and others.
I have an aquintance who is running his Chevy 6,2 litre truck on biodiesel, and
he experiences mysterious engine stops etc. The car will start immedeatly again
after a few seconds. He suspects it to be a computer bug in the injection
system.Anybody
and is he running on 100% BD or a mix?
John
On Apr 23, 2007, at 7:09 AM, Jan Warnqvist wrote:
Hello everybody in the New World and others.
I have an aquintance who is running his Chevy 6,2 litre truck on biodiesel,
and he experiences mysterious engine stops etc. The car will start
he been running biodiesel for
years and he's just now experiencing problems?
John
On Apr 23, 2007, at 8:21 AM, Jan Warnqvist wrote:
He is running on 100% BD and the problems began immedeately on the first
tank of BD.
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:58 AM, Jan Warnqvist wrote:
He has consumed approx. 600 ltrs and encountered problems from the very
beginning.
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system.Anybody with similar
problems ?
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Where is he, Jan? In Sweden or in the US? In other words is he using
rapeseed biodiesel or soy biodiesel?
Best
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- and diglycerides. The residue consists
therefore mostly from unreacted oil.
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Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2007 6:22 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Newbie Seeking Diesel Van Recommendations
Hi
Thank you Joe.
The determination by mass will give you a more precise idea of the methyl ester
content.
With best
Jan Warnqvist
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Subject: [Norton AntiSpam] Re: [Biofuel
% biodiesel in
distilled water, Just make sure that you first let the biodiesel and water
to mix properly and then separate compleatly after that.
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Yes of course. It is very flattering.
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Greetings Jan
Sorry
will show huch much of the material by mass that is
soluble in methanol. This includes mostl mono- and diglycerides. The
residue consists therefore mostly from unreacted oil.
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huch much of the material by
mass that is
soluble in methanol. This includes mostl mono- and
diglycerides. The
residue consists therefore mostly from unreacted
oil.
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processing temperature. This subject demands more development than suited here,
I´m afraid.
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Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2007 8:23 PM
Subject: [Norton AntiSpam] Re: [Biofuel] Off topic
If mixed thourghly the ions from the biodiesel will be more attracted to the
water phase than the biodiesel phase. The pH value of the biodiesel will
reflect in the water phase. So the water phase is the place to do the
measurement in.
With best regards
Jan
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heavier compounds while releasing water.
Unsuitable ? Yes.
With best regards
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Sent: Monday, June 11, 2007 11:54 AM
Subject: [Biofuel] Jatropha vs Castor
I had did some web study on Castor
Hello Shawn. You were looking at all methanol soluble components including
the glycerine which is rather soluble in methanol. Separate the glycerine
next time.
Best regards
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alltogether. However, the mono- and diglycerides are excellent emulsifiers.
Only small amounts of these are sufficient to create stable emulsions. Would
somebody agree with me on that ?
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what someone just posted on my
yahoo group! Using glycerin cocktail to BREAK an emulsion. Now that's
radical!!??
http://www.biodieselcommunity.org/breakingemulsions/
Joe
Jan Warnqvist wrote:
Hi evereybody. I feel obliged to enter this discussion. Pure glycerine is
not a good
this observation make any sense? Think it could be salt?
-Rod.
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Hello Joe.
There were probably small amounts of mono- and diglycerides left in the
biodiesel, and/or possibly soaps which together are excellent emulsifiers. A
strong acid will divide
actors. So - hang in there, even to your nails.
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On 9/19/07, Jan Warnqvist [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
my time here in Ageratec has provided me with some observations which I
would like the list members to share with me:
We are in the business of producing energy from sources which originally
to spread decentralized
energy sevices to remote areas that one could not think of. it should
therefore be promoted with much regulation.
Lugano
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Prifitability to the new energy business is a matter for the government
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ensure, assuming
previous. You know what I mean.
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Sent: Friday, September 28, 2007 6:40 AM
Subject: [Biofuel] Rapeseed Biofuel Produces More Greenhouse Gas Than Oil
OrPetrol
Source
of the fuels we burn.
On 10/3/07, Jan Warnqvist [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear all, I would really like to read this study this report in
original,since the article is producing several question marks.
It is well known that the exhaust emissions from fatty acid methyl esters
are producing higher
, the reason for spending resources on these collection activities was
that they did not know how the final solution would look like.
A completely mad system from the very beginning until the end, if you ask
me.
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to hear about it.
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Subject: [Biofuel] BD disinfo from SVO kit vendors
See:
The SVO vs biodiesel argument:
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_svovsbd.html
SVO
saturated
oils and fats are more easy to combust in diesel engines.
So the sum is that biodiesel is more suitable than SVO.
The additive we successfully tried was manufactured by Sybron Chemicals (SA)
and consisted from phenolic compounds, which created soot which diluted
the deposits.
Jan Warnqvist
that
the alkaline metal content of the biodiesel is taken care of .
4) The chemically bounded glycerine in SVO will partially be released from
the SVO in hot environment. The glycerine is hard to combust, since it
rather forms deposits than CO2 and water.
Best regards
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Jan Warnqvist
the biodiesel meet the EN norm and other standards.
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Hi,
I ran into a chap travelling around Australia extolling the virtues
Hello Brian et al.
Which concentration of the titration solution are you using ? The figures
that you stated could be correct, but only assuming that your titration
solution is aimed for the purpose.
Best regards
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, Jan Warnqvist wrote:
Hello Brian et al.
Which concentration of the titration solution are you using ? The
figures
that you stated could be correct, but only assuming that your
titration
solution is aimed for the purpose.
Best regards
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that, and we will work the values out properly.
With best regards
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Sent: Tuesday, May 06, 2008 5:45 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Titration
Jan,
You say that my concentration
Hello Dana,
you will have full lubricity properties if adding 5% of SVO or BD to the
diesel oil. But, BD is preferrable due to the coking properties of the SVO.
I would suggest a BD with a high content of olelic acid e.g. from canola
,soybean or sunflower oil.
With best regards
AGERATEC AB
Jan
Hello Win.
assumable nothing else than keeping an
extra fuel filter with you in the car. And also assuming that the biodiesel is
of good quality.
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Hello Manuel,
the FFA value does not alter the net heat value, but high FFA oils are
usually quite corrosive. And - oil from grease traps may also contain
mineral oils and other fatty substances.
Good luck to you
AGERATEC AB
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Hello Oliver.
I have some interesting ideas concerning biofuel in Switzerland. Contact me
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Jan
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Hello Jim,
since the methanol solubility test worked out well, you probably have
created some soap from the methyl esters.
With best regards
Jan
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sulphates and - even more water.
This method works fine if the water content can be kept on a reasonable
level. Please note that the higher the initial FFA level, the more water
will be produced.
With best regards
Jan
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Hello Tom,
the leakage you have spotted is no doubt a
result of material incompability, something that you will have to live with
unless you find sealings of a compatible material.
The biodiesel from WVO will in case of
crystallisation, plug the fuel filter of your burner, not causing
esterification steps and draining off the produced water
after each step.But in order to have a good conversion into BD, you finally
have to run the alkaline transesterification step , also for neutralization.
Good luck to you !
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, and moreover,
quite slow.
With best regards
Jan
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From: Appal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Sunday, January 08, 2006 4:29 AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Acid - Base
uel? I did
search the mail archive twice using 'methanol test' and also 'Jan
Warnqvist' as keywords, but the returns were not so informative.
List members I need your wisdom! Jan perhaps you are most
qualified to answer but I would really like to get a sense of the
smoother and faster with a little
temperature on it, say around 40 - 50ioC.
Good luck to you
AGERATEC AB
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Sent: Tuesday, January 24, 2006 5:14 AM
Subject: [Biofuel] unheated oil
% ?
The economy of this is depending upon your possibilities of recover the
excess ethanol.
Good luck to you
AGERATEC AB
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in the
biodiesel. The BD may still have an odour of gasoline though.
AGERATEC AB
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Jan, Wouldn't you expect
be that there is a content of free fatty acids or other acidic remains in
the biodiesel. Is this right, Bob ?
Jan Warnqvist
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Subject: [Biofuel] pH question
a titration with NaOH and reported as "acid
value"
Andres Secco
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Subject: Re: [Biofuel] pH
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He
according to
that. Good luck !
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Sent: Sunday, February 12, 2006 6:07 AM
Subject: [Biofuel] KOH carbonated
Hello everyone
Hello Tom,
if your titration value is 1,9 , there is
no need for additional treatment, since the acidic ions from the vinegar will be
included in the titration value. However, you shoulddetermine the water
content of the oil before processing it. A good value here is max 0,5%.
Yes, you
) are rather close.
Jan
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Sent: Wednesday, March 22, 2006 6:21 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] best source for WVO
What exactly would sugar do to an engine? The worst I can think
Hi everyone!
Normally it takes some quite complicated laboratory equipment to establish the
ester content of a batch biodiesel. Does anybody know of a reliable garage
method (experimental or algebraic) to do the same job with an accuracy on
percent level ?
Jan Warnqvist
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Subject: Method
Hi everyone!
Normally it takes some quite complicated laboratory equipment
content. ExxonMobile sells a nice kit called Mobil water
test. The active chemical compound in this is calciumdihydride. It is a
reliable method. Do not try to transesterify again until the water content
is around 0,5%.
And- watch out for any remaining detergents in the oil !
Jan Warnqvist
AGERATEC AB
Hello.
You are doing the right thing. But, remember that a high FFA content
usually is managed with NaOH or KOH in excess or by a pre-staged acid
transesterification. Water is not.
Best regards
Jan Warnqvist
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B100 standard allows soy bean oil as raw material.
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founded, although it
has its shortcomings. For info on me with a high iodine number, I advice you
to enter:
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for further information about the products of ESTRA AS.
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. this is done by longer rubber tubes.
This will simplify the filter/strainer replacements.
Good luck to you !
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Hi John.
In order to separate water from WVO by using a centrifuge, the most
efficient way is to heat the water/WVO mix to 75-90oC and run it as a round
circuit until the water content drops to a sufficiently low level.
Best rgrds
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of the compounds formed by the
hydrolysis are in solid shape, not liquid.
2) Corrosion in the fuel system, since many of the hydrolysis products are
bound to be sour.
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From: R Del Bueno
Hello Keith.
The site is in Norwegian and English.
Anti-oxidants are used as a reinsurance, since the temperatures of the car
fuel tanks can rise to high levels. Anti-oxidants.
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From: Keith
for more than three months
keeping an acceptable quality.
Jan
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From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2005 5:22 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Re: Drying WVO
regards
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Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Re: Drying WVO - Is there a simple way
Hi Jan,
When
1 Diesel Fuel in
a HD Vehicle
It should be pointed out that this report has not brought much attention to
itself.
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Jan
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Hello Denis.
Addressing your question, the least you can expect is that most of the salt
will dissolve in the rinsing water, if done properly and several times. And
ordinary salt (NaCl) will not affect the pH value of the fuel.
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Hi Phil,
are you referring to the plant producing castor oil ?
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From: Phil Elaine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hello Paul.
It seems to me that you produced some soap that time. Did you measure the
FFA content before starting ?
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the deposits will
continue to form and grow until they cause trouble.
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From: WM LUKE MATHISEN [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2005 4:13 PM
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This is a diesel engine, no doubt. The Sterling engine works with external
combustion and takes advantage of the expansion (not combustion) of the
working gas (hydrogen, helium, or air).
Jan
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From: Tom
cocktail might give a clue.
Jan
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From: Appal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2005 4:55 PM
Subject: @SPAM+ Re: [Biofuel] liquid glycerine
Jan
://infoarchive.net/sgroup/biofuel/34679/
and
http://infoarchive.net/sgroup/biofuel/34769/1
(Elsbett, by the way, is not anti-biodiesel.)
Best wishes
Keith
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Jan Warnqvist
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://infoarchive.net/sgroup/biofuel/34679/
and
http://infoarchive.net/sgroup/biofuel/34769/1
(Elsbett, by the way, is not anti-biodiesel.)
Best wishes
Keith
Best regards
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