Hi Todd, Harmon and all
American Plastics Council has a pretty good description of the
physical properties of most domestically available plastics at
http://www.americanplasticscouncil.org/benefits/about_plastics/resin_
codes/resin.html
Thanks Todd, that's just what I wanted. I guess that's
Keith,
That's an affirmative. Most 5 gallon plastic buckets are HDPE. They would be
found almost anywhere in the world and do nicely.
As for heat production from methoxide preparation, it is always best to mix
the alcohol and catalyst proportionally, rather than attempting to throw all
the
Keith,
That's an affirmative. Most 5 gallon plastic buckets are HDPE. They would be
found almost anywhere in the world and do nicely.
As for heat production from methoxide preparation, it is always best to mix
the alcohol and catalyst proportionally, rather than attempting to throw all
the
New page on SVO at Journey to Forever:
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_svo.html
Straight vegetable oil as diesel fuel
Regards
Keith Addison
Journey to Forever
Handmade Projects
Osaka, Japan
http://journeytoforever.org/
Yahoo! Groups Sponsor
Keith,
Good job, and thanks a bunch! When I run into potential new converts to
what one friend calls My Cult (SVO/WVO) I can just email them this
page and save myself lotsa time!
I would only add one comment. While I agree with you that Ed Beggs from
Neoteric Biofuels absolutely knows his stuff
Could a programmable logic controller do the job for you?
Kirk
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From: studio53 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [biofuel] Re:New page on SVO at Journey to Forever
Hey Keith,
Great update. I think
I'm not sure but since they won't be offering POP3 access without a
payment, this might affect my and others' use of groups like this. I
think I'll pay it. I'd like to see them comp me to it since I pay
already for a jfax account which is already owned by them I think.
Hey Keith,
Great update. I think that the command-center module is the best promising
idea I've seen so far so I went out to the Biocar.com site to check it out.
What a confused bunch of pages when converted to English. While they may be
good at designing and building a bio-diesel computerized
keith, let me add my name to those appalding your
new (SVO) page, you again have done a splendid job.
i of course include the woman behind all successfull
men , your wife. thank you again for your time in this
subject that is so important to all of us who enjoy
your site and the biofuels list.
paul, please take great care when handling sodium
metal and any alcohol. there is always the possiblity
of unwanted byproducts such as peroxides and ethers
that explode when looked at the wrong way. not minding
your business- i have enought trouble minding my own.
just don't want a fellow
Appal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You really want to stay away from glass. Caustic splattering all over hell
and half of creation due to a minor lack of attention or slip is not a
pretty thought.
Indeed, but spills can happen with plastic or stainless as well, so you
should always be on
I found this on another group, thought a few others might be interested.
Greg H.
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Sent: Sunday, March 24, 2002 17:57
Subject: [stillwater-homestead] Petition to Yahoo!
If everyone will sign this petition we may
And a simple method to avoid pressure buildup is to press out extra air
before sealing.
Harmon Seaver wrote:
Perhaps not all, but most HDPE containers I see are marked as such
on the bottom. I think it started with
the recycling thing, almost all plastic containers are marked as to
what
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