hi my name is jim and im in the uk
i am looking at making biodiesel from fresh rape oil however here in
the uk fresh oil is not classed as biofuel and is taxed at the higher
rate of 47 pence per liter. if i were to use waste oil it would be
taxed at 25 pence per liter
my question is this.
I am just getting started and I would like to make alcohol as a fuel
source. (45 gal per week) I have spent 2 days sorting through 10,000
postings. And I have been to many great web sites but here are my
questions. 1) why not use solar energy to distill the alcohol. 2)
where is a cheap source
Greg
I'll check the specifics concerning applications for each type of
tungsten electrode in my welding textbook on Tuesday (I left it at
school), but here are the different types of electrodes and their
composition (as best as I can remember from the text, which I read about
six months ago.
Why haven't I heard any chatter about that new plant that ConAgra is
building in Missouri that turns any organic waste into oil and a few
other things. I got a URL off of one of the lists pointing to an
article in Discover Magazine , which I haven't found in google yet or
I'd put the URL
Good. Thanks, mark!
Ed
On Saturday, May 24, 2003, at 06:27 PM, girl_mark_fire wrote:
) the Harvard
study concluded that BD 100 comes out ahead of grid-charged EV's -
I;m not sure if I made myself very clear here- the study found that BD
100 comes out ahead in REDUCTION of greenhouse gases
Frred wrote:
Why haven't I heard any chatter about that new plant that ConAgra is
building in Missouri that turns any organic waste into oil and a few
other things. I got a URL off of one of the lists pointing to an
article in Discover Magazine , which I haven't found in google yet
or I'd
Hello curtbigge,
You probably find most people on this list dealing quite
successfully with biodiesel, SVO and WVO. I will try
to understand what you want to do,
At 01:12 AM 5/25/2003 +, you wrote:
I am just getting started and I would like to make alcohol as a fuel
source. (45 gal per
Greg and Keith
I have to disagree with the idea that all of the forests need to be
maintained using the idea of stewardship that you are espousing.
My background for 10 of the past 15 years has been studying aquatic
invertebrate community structure and I have a great deal of experience
using
biofuel@yahoogroups.com wrote:
Hi Robert Luis Rabello,
I have seen that Husquavarna from Sweeden have developed a solar power robot
mower that operates from electric, is toatally silent and operated within
defined cutting zone.
Other than that rabbits will do an excellent job of nibbling
Try this site. Sorry, I can't help you with your two other questions.
http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel_library/ethanol_manual/manual15.html
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Sent: Sunday, May 25, 2003 9:12 AM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [biofuel]
Desert Stallion ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) has sent you an Arab News page
Personal Message:
FYI relative to the recent discussion on natural gas.
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http://www.arabnews.com/Article.asp?ID=26617
Gas Plant Ready Ahead of Schedule
5/25/2003
Agence France
At one time I had the plans for a solar still. It was quite easy, and if I
could find a way to draw it from memory and get it into a net compatible
format, I would send it to you. But solar stills are possible.
Brent
From: curtbigge [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
To:
Misinformation ?
To quote HM Customs and Excise NOTICE 179E Biodiesel and Bioblend 2002
To qualify for the new rate of duty or for a repayment, biodiesel must
be diesel quality liquid fuel produced from biomass or vegetable oil
(including recovered vegetable oils):
. the total ester content of
curtbigge wrote:
I am just getting started and I would like to make alcohol as a fuel
source. (45 gal per week) I have spent 2 days sorting through 10,000
postings. And I have been to many great web sites but here are my
questions. 1) why not use solar energy to distill the alcohol.
curtbigge wrote:
I am just getting started and I would like to make alcohol as a fuel
source. (45 gal per week) I have spent 2 days sorting through 10,000
postings. And I have been to many great web sites but here are my
questions. 1) why not use solar energy to distill the alcohol. 2)
where is
hi my name is jim and im in the uk
i am looking at making biodiesel from fresh rape oil however here in
the uk fresh oil is not classed as biofuel and is taxed at the higher
rate of 47 pence per liter. if i were to use waste oil it would be
taxed at 25 pence per liter
my question is this.
what
Hi Mark, Ed
The study suggested below has actually been done do a search here for
THE biodiesel emissions comparison study (IO think) for some info on
the Harvard/Ford Motor Co emissions comparison study. Using emissions
predictor software (about the only problem with the study, though a
lot of
Mark,
I don't think that we are talking about maintained in the way you are
thinking.
First and foremost, the forest should be 'reverted' ( for lack a better term
at this time ) back to a state, that would allow a more relaxed approach to
the type of management that you talk about. I think
I thought that I did make a comment on the subject, but, perhaps I was
agreeing with what was said about it.
Greg H.
- Original Message -
From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, May 25, 2003 16:00
Subject: RE: [biofuel] Fire Mitigation
And
Actually I think I may have been misinterpreted. The topsoil was not cooked.
It was gone. The clay subsoil was glazed. This was in Idaho. When will this
support life again? Time will tell but my guess is a very very long time.
Anyone that thinks this sort of wilding management is ecologically
Common Traits of Fascist Regimes
... Sound familar
Sent: Friday, May 23, 2003 9:19 PM Subject: Sound
Familiar?
Dr. Laurence Britt, a political scientist, wrote an
article about fascism
which appeared in Free Inquiry magazine -- a journal of
humanist thought.
Dr. Britt
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have seen that Husquavarna from Sweeden have developed a solar power robot
mower that operates from electric, is toatally silent and operated within
defined cutting zone.
Other than that rabbits will do an excellent job of nibbling grass and
genertate
If I remember, right, these robot mowers are smaller than many gas engine
powered mowers. I saw a few held up one at a time, and the largest was about
the size of the torso of the man that was holding it.
Greg H
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From: robert luis rabello [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Yes, these are the studies. They help answer a lot of general
questions. Do you like them, and have you run into this info before?
Few people know about this study, and I think these reports are
incredibly useful tools for fuel/clean air/renewable energy
activists. Could you link them from
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