If it's a petrol operated fuel cell, how can the by-products be only water
and heat? Where did the Carbon go?
Steve Spence
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Good day friends, my name has been Cristian, for months been compiling
information, on the modifications of the motor to work it with ethanol (E85
or E 95), At the present time I have a Chevrolet S10, mod 89, which I would
like to modify, not if the motor is ffv, and I she would like to know
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Sorry guys - forgot about diagrams getting removed in this NG
I've put my two concept sketches at
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Andrew and Aiden:
This is for summer use, right? Decent quality RRO (recovered renewable oil)
will be far from solid in summer, especially if kept in a translucent
polytank.
In fact, a 16L translucent jug of RRO (canola) hit a temp of 65 degrees C
in a test I performed last summer (and only
Oops - Reuters got it wrong again!
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Does anyone out there have a good way to make methanol out of wood products? I
have a small sawmill and a lot of sawdust and wood chip that should make a good
quality methanol, but I'm as dumb as dirt about the process so I would have to
be lead by the hand for a while. I also have a complete
Ever thought of using Yorkshire solder joints?
Then use the split plastic foam tubing that plumbers use.
Maybe you like your fun in a hammock, standing up?
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Get a domestic radiator, paint it black, put expanded polyfoam on the back
and glass in the front, seal the sides, call it a flat plate solar heater
and pass the oil through it whilst the sun shines.
Easy, if you don't like hammocks!
Terry
Let's issue a press release from a highfalutin' sounding organisation, full
of utter nonsense, and see if they pick it up.
Ed
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Sent: Monday, February 19, 2001 1:31 PM
Subject: Re: [biofuel] BMW says
If it's a petrol operated fuel cell, how can the by-products be only water
and heat? Where did the Carbon go?
Up?
:-)
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Oops - Reuters got it wrong again!
Terry
Somebody told them wrong (same as last time).
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As there is bound to be a hydro-dynamics wiz out there, and perhaps an amply
qualified electrician or two, I hazard to pose the following questions and
scenario.
What is the head pressure in feet at the end of a 600' run with 25' rise,
using 1 ID poly pipe?
In the same breath, what is the
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Thats all very well if you have liquid oil. But all the used oil and
fat I get is solid. The food outlets buy the stuff new packed in
cardboard boxes. So, while your radiator may be a good idea, it is
useless for heating solids. Unless you know of a pump that can move
solidified fat. I
As of 5 years ago Hawaii was still burning the leaves.
Ray.
At 12/21/2000 2:24:00 AM, you wrote:
can the leaves be fermented or will toxins kill the yeast?
stephen lakios wrote:
Corn is labor intensive? Sugarcane is easy? If you have any farm,you
already have most of the equipment needed to
Hi ,
Does anyone have an idea on how to combine e-business
and biofuels production/distribution ?
Does anyone know of such cases when e-commerce
applications facilitate
launching/production/distribution of biofuels. ?
Adrian
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Hi Bud, Lois and All,
--- Bud Lois Pitts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone out there have a good way to make
methanol out of wood products? I have a small
sawmill and a lot of sawdust and wood chip that
should make a good quality methanol, but I'm as dumb
as dirt about the process so
Hi Ray and All,
Here in Fla they burn bagasse in a low eff
steam gen plant. The pollution from this plant is
terrible and can choke you 20 miles away.
Sugarcane is the biggest destroyer of the
Everglades too. We have been trying to get rid of it
of 30 years but because there is
Lots more material uploaded to the Biofuels Library from the Mother
Earth Alcohol Fuel manual. I've rearranged some of the previous
material, like the previous Chapter 1 is now Chapter 3. Actually the
manual doesn't come in chapters, more like a big collection of
magazine articles, but it's
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Date: Tue, 20 Feb 2001 11:27:27 -
Subject: Re: [Distillers] continuouse still
i would seriously recommend against plates unless you are going to
start up a continuouse still they are the most
Texaco Premium diesel is #1, also AGWAY frequently has #1.
Ray
At 01/09/2001 6:10:00 PM, you wrote:
A belated reply but i just recently came across a truck stop that sells #1
diesel for 1.88/gal (#2 is 1.72/gal)
I remember when all truck stops sold #1 and #2 fuel but there are still a few
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