James - not fussed about how much vegetable oil is consumed - more like what
is left over for biodiesel to be made from!
Nearest estimate of this is 120,000 tonnes a year which is currently
collected.
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760 torr, 290 degrees C
20 torr, 182 degrees C
.0025 torr, 50 degrees C
This is the data I could find, I am assuming it would
be quite difficult to do, you would need a good vacuum
pump and a whole lot of heat energy.
-Martin Klingensmith
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> can
Dodge Ram is hopping on the bandwagon with their due in 2004 diesel/electric
hybrid truck. Being billed as the "contractors special" the small block v8
engine can produce 20kw of AC voltage. Effectivly displacing the need to
carry a generator around. Theis new v8 engine is power on demand. mean
Hi, Mauro,
Thank you very much for your very comprehensive data.
I was discussing with the big fertilizer company that has all necessary
utilities just on-site.
They together with the German investor plan to construct installation between
30,00 and 100,000
tons/yr of biodiesel.
The plant will
I've been given a figure for UK veg oil usage / consumption of 40 Kg
per person per year. Can anyone confirm this or make comment please??
James
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can anyone help me find a table of temperature to pressure in order to
figure out what temp I might use to distill glycerin?
Has anyone tried it?
anton
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Paul,
Thanks for your advice. I was only fast-tracking.
Reagrds Barryt.
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From: Paul Gobert
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 10:32 PM
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Methanol _Storage regulations Sydney Aust.
- Original Mes
Couple of interesting messages below from Martin Steele, ace Brit
biodieseller, following a spot of bovver with his Volvo.
Keith Addison
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#1:
I took my injectors out to do an inspection and guess
what, serves someone else
> >Keith,
> > I read your posting on the General Motors Future Truck competition and
> >thought I'd add a few comments. The suburbans were Hybrid electic
> >vehicles, some
> >with diesel and some with gasoline/alcohol fueled engines. The last one left
> >here (Milford) on Monday for Washington
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From: "Barryt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Are you aware of any storage limitation in suburban Sydney?
> regards Barryt
Barry its some twenty or so years since I lived in Sydney so I can't help
you there. Moved to far north Queensland many years ago to escaped the
rat-rac
a cloth filter for the first run, coffee filters before it goes into the
tank. standard diesel fuel filter once heated.
Steve Spence
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we only use an auxiliary tank for running wvo. not necessary for biodiesel.
biodiesel just gets poured into the main tank.
we filter with coffee filters, and a normal diesel filter once hot.
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we are hitting temps of 170F, and the pump only seems to have problems at
idle. we will be troubleshooting further tomorrow.
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I also have to agree with the need to change the subject heading. We seem
to loose a lot of people on the list becuase there is too much information.
Also to make it clear for some people I have an Athlon 1.2Ghz with a cable
connection so I am able to load all the messages!, but like many
Steve, what are you guys doing for filtering prior to tank and then as
on-board filtering? If I missed this in an earlier post, my apologies.
Ed B.
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Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 6:27 PM
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so you do use an auxilary tank. that was just
something i just came up with in my head, so im on the
right track, good. next week some time my grad
cylinders should be coming in the mail, im going to
brew up a few liters first to see how it goes. but
ive already figured out how to do 40 gallons
I was curious as to the WVO, since it would still be
more viscous than the diesel fuel if heated to about
150+ degrees
--- steve spence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> heated waste veggie oil is pumped just fine by the
> injector pump. what did
> you have in mind that is thicker?
>
> Steve Spence
>
What would you like to know about methanol extraction?
What issue are you referring to?
-Martin Klingensmith
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> Just wondering if anyone bothers much about methanol
> extraction, and
> the whole issue about vacuum systems.
>
> Dave
>
>
___
> Just wondering if anyone bothers much about methanol extraction, and
> the whole issue about vacuum systems.
>
> Dave
..
Yup. Some of us do. When running small batches, it may not seem to be of
much consequence, but it's about 5 gallons for every 50 gallons of output.
That's a b
the restaurant has to pay for it's removal, and it gets landfilled. I'd have
to set up collection contracts, guaranteed removal, and permits for grease
hauling, but would definitely be able to lowball the guys who have to pay
tipping fees at the landfill.
Steve Spence
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heated waste veggie oil is pumped just fine by the injector pump. what did
you have in mind that is thicker?
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>why is it expensive to collect used oil? what quantities are you referring
>to? there are over 100 restaurants in this area (15 miles)
>
>would take me a day to collect over 1000 gallons of used grease.
Hi Steve
What happens to it if folks like you don't collect it?
Keith Addison
>Steve Spenc
we have not used a secondary pump, but may need to. let you know more next
week.
we don't switch over until the aux tank has warmed up, we run on biodiesel
(or diesel) until tank hits 170F. This takes about 20 minutes at highway
speeds. waste veggie oil is free.
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why is it expensive to collect used oil? what quantities are you referring
to? there are over 100 restaurants in this area (15 miles)
would take me a day to collect over 1000 gallons of used grease.
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>Can I ask you what your problem is? Maybe you need not
>be so anal about what the subject line says and read
>the message. I read all the messages. Is your internet
>connection and/or computer so slow that you can't load
>a message, if you see something uninteresting then
>delete it? I have a har
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Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 1:20 PM
Subject: VITA Request: Rape Seed Oil
> If this request for information is not in your field of experience,
> please delete it. No response is n
Just wondering if anyone bothers much about methanol extraction, and
the whole issue about vacuum systems.
Dave
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Can I ask you what your problem is? Maybe you need not
be so anal about what the subject line says and read
the message. I read all the messages. Is your internet
connection and/or computer so slow that you can't load
a message, if you see something uninteresting then
delete it? I have a hard time
Expensive
> -Original Message-
> From: Paul Gobert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2001 10:46 AM
> To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [biofuel] Methanol Availability - Australia
>
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Barryt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> > I
Jun 15, 2001
Toyota Introduces Hybrid Minivan
The Associated Press
TOKYO (AP) - Toyota Motor Corp. unveiled Friday a minivan for the Japanese
market that is powered by a hybrid fuel system, a combination gasoline
engine and electric motor.
Toyota has already sold more than 60,000 of the Prius
Sorry, Ken.
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Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 9:37 AM
Subject: [biofuel] NOT about Zeolite
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I guess I have to stop reading all the messages titled "zeolite", since
they're no longer about zeolite. I hope I don't miss out on something
that IS about zeolite, or somethings equally interesting that ISN'T
about zeolite.
Come on, people, change the "subject" entry when you change the
subject
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