i have already posted a message in relation to this
matter
Three times before this one, all of them similar.
and the answers i have gotten do not suffice.
All your questions were answered, the last time along with those of
another member asking similar questions around the same time. That
you still keep asking seems to indicate that it might be your
attention level that does not suffice. The responses are here:
http://wwia.org/pipermail/biofuel/Week-of-Mon-20041108/thread.html#2634
http://wwia.org/pipermail/biofuel/Week-of-Mon-20041108/thread.html#2838
i
aim to bulid a biodiesel plant which would produce 1
cubice metre of biodiesel every 2 hours, which would
result in the same amount of wash water being
produced. What i want to know is wheather this wash
water if released into a nearby stream would cause
problems if it pH is neutralised, or what is the the
consistency of this water.
Well, Todd's answered you again now (hopefully you'll see it this
time), but he's said it before - it's worth saying again, but didn't
you check the archives for the information you want?
After all, a million-litre per year biodiesel plant such as you're
proposing is obviously a commercial operation, normally you should be
expecting to pay megabucks in consultancy fees for the information
you're getting here for nothing, and it's probably better info
anyway, but you can't even be bothered to look properly?
Keith Addison
List owner
Do your homework.
It's often said that one's favorite deity helps those who helps
themselves. The truth in that statement depends on the faith of the
reader, but what is true is that regulars on most groups are much
more interested in helping people who have first exhausted their own
resources. For one, those're usually the questions that're more
interesting, the puzzles that're more challenging to solve. If it
looks like it could be a hard problem, it also shows that there can
be active cooperation with the person with the problem-a vital
requirement to solving anything difficult. If it's an easy problem
but the person asking it tried hard and is still stumped, nearly
everybody will have sympathy. Everybody knows what it's like to have
given something your all, only to fail until somebody else gave a
helping hand.
If, on the other hand, it's an easy problem that could have been
answered with a minimum amount of effortÉwell, it's just a waste of
everybody's time. The person who asked the question could have
gotten the answer in a fraction of the time it'll take to get a
reply from the group. The note adds to the omnipresent clutter and
noise in the electronic world, wasting a minute of time from
hundreds of people. And it often gets people's hackles up, which
sometimes results in heated arguments, further wasting people's time
and energy.
But the biggest reason for doing your homework before you post is
that you'll almost always find the answer yourself. People-you
included-learn much better when they come to the answer through
their own means; having somebody dictate the solution won't really
make it stick. There's an excellent chance that you'll also discover
something else useful along the way. Even if not, you'll get better
skilled at research.
-- From: Netiquette
http://www.trumpetpower.com/Rants/Netiquette
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