I fear for the refuge. I was involved with oil exploration,and have never seen
or experienced a clean operation.We also worked over, operating wells.When a
well slowed in production, we sent down high fracture explosives.Every land
production well I have ever seen was filthy,with pollution
Has anyone out there got any good ideas on an effective method for
filtering used cooking fat. I run my car on straight heated fat but I
regularly clog up my fuel filter. I currently get my fat from fast
food outlets, then sieve it, and filter it twice through cloth. This
is a slow messy
Hi a solution to your problem might be to use a type of centrifuge machine.
This is basicly a spinning bottle or flask. All the heavy solids should fall
to the bottom of the bottle then you take the left over oil from the top.
One could make a simple centrifuge out of an old washing machine motor
make up a manifold out of plastic pipe, vertically placed to use gravity
i no pump used. a small canister on top, a short pipe to a tee, branch
it to several other tees, on the manifold end an elbow. pieces of pipe
to couplers, then a duplicate on the bottom, glue all but the top of the
Here's a table of yields. (Note: yields depend on many factors and
can vary widely. These figures provide a useful comparison.)
Keith Addison
Journey to Forever
Handmade Projects
Tokyo
http://journeytoforever.org/
Vegetable oil yields (approx.)
Biodiesel yield = oil yield x 0.8 approx.
Crop -
BIODIESEL BULLETIN
A Monthly Newsletter of the
National Biodiesel Board
January 3, 2001
Headlines:
á Biodiesel Makes the Grade in New Jersey
á Biodiesel Offers Operational Solution to Low-Sulfur Diesel Rule
á NBB Member Serves on Federal Advisory Panel
á Washington Update
Date: Wed, 3 Jan 2001 12:28:06 -0800
From: stephen lakios [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: fuel-less
If it does not need fuel,why do you need an engine? stephen
And WHY would you post in a bioFUEL newsgroup? John
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