Hey all
Say some nice words to Martin Klingensmith for the new design of the
archives website:
Information Archive at NNYTech
http://infoarchive.net/sgroup/biofuel/
http://infoarchive.net/sgroup/biofuels-biz/
And some more nice words for doing the archives in the first place.
Try doing a
Hi
I am from india and interested in starting my own biofuel unit based on
jatropha.Can anybody provide the information about the legal aspects and
production process alongwith persons/companies to be contacted.
Expecting any positive reply
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Counterflow (water-cooled) heat exchanger like the one stuck to
the side of Dale Scroggins processor at journeytoforever, or a
copper coil attached using flare fittings (look up what that means
theyr'e easy to make) or a car radiator with some valving to be
able to adjust the rate at which
If you use another type of pump other than a centrifugal like the
clear water pump, you definitely need to put in a sight tube
because the level in the pump line is sometimes not accurate
with other pumps. I had bad luck with cheap and small
mag-drive stuff, haven't checked the link you
To: biofuels-biz@yahoogroups.com
From: Appal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 21 Nov 2003 20:40:47 -0500
Subject: Re: Viscosity - was Re: [biofuels-biz] Fuel Quality Test
for Small Producers
Tom,
Apologies. I wasn't as clear as needed relative to chilling samples. I
shouldn't have used the
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_processor8.html
The $150 Fumeless Processor
More pictures coming, Mark says.
Best
Keith
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Greetings,
Does finished fuel have a limit to shelf life?
What about gelling in storage at cold temps?
I've heard that some petro diesel users who store on site (farmers) put
2% gasoline in it. (1 gallon per 50). Heresy, I know, but would it work?
I'm looking at having 600 gallons or so
Has anyone seen or know of any health issues for using members of the Platinum
group for denial usage?
Greg H.
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From: Keith Addison
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Cc: biofuels-biz@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, November 21, 2003 20:21
Subject: [biofuel]
Hey all
Say some nice words to Martin Klingensmith for the new design of the
archives website:
Information Archive at NNYTech
http://infoarchive.net/sgroup/biofuel/
http://infoarchive.net/sgroup/biofuels-biz/
And some more nice words for doing the archives in the first place.
Try doing a
Has anyone seen or know of any health issues for using members of
the Platinum group for denial usage?
Greg H.
Not offhand Greg, but there's probably something here, to start with, 232 hits:
http://infoarchive.net/sgroup/biofuel/?keywords=platinumtime=alluser
time=2002-12-31
Best
Keith
Maud,
It should work. For what duration I couldn't say. A little low on the
horsepower end for pumping warmed veg oil, even though it is rated up to 1.1
specific gravity. It appears to be a 2MD series pump, open enclosure
(oxymoron?). The open motor aspect is what would disturb me about its
Right on. I've just about finished Ben. Netanyahou's work, A Durable Peace,
and it was quite an eye opener for me.
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From: Crabb, David [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, January 09, 2003 6:45 PM
Subject: RE: [biofuel] Digest Number 1306
Dan Maker wrote:
Wynn said:
Dan,
Can you explain WHY it would make an electrician shudder? I see
nothing wrong with it!
As I'm not an electrician, I am only relating what my co-worker, who is
an electrician, said when I mentioned this to him.
His biggest concern was that it was
Too bad they didnÕt mention that a diesel engineÕs saving grace is that it
needs to run on biofuel, not diesel fuel. We need to educate and encourage
folks to buy a diesel engine and run it on biofuel. Someone needs to make it
available at the pump everywhere to make it a viable alternative for
Martin Klingensmith said:
Dan Maker said:
As I'm not an electrician, I am only relating what my co-worker, who is
an electrician, said when I mentioned this to him.
I'm not sure where this is coming from. As long as your wiring is
properly sized to the heating element, a heating
Actually it kind of makes sense, If you run 120 volts through a light bulb
made for a 130 volts, they are dimmer and cooler than a 120 volt light bulb of
the same wattage, despite the fact that you are using the same amount of
electricity. It would make sense then if you are running a 120
Heating elements give off (power * time) joules of energy.
power = potential * current
so energy = potential * current * time
therefore:
joules = volts * amps * seconds
The energy has to go somewhere, and it only comes out as heat. It is no less
efficient at 120v than it is at 240v. Any
Yo, tell me to shuddup if I'm beating a dead horse.
I think molecular sieve is overkill for drying ethanol.
It can easily achieve 99.9%, and you only need maybe 98%
to make biodiesel. (My earlier results at 95% were
anomalous, i.e., probly WRONG :-))
Corn grits are the other extreme -- I'm
Yo, tell me to shuddup if I'm beating a dead horse.
I think molecular sieve is overkill for drying ethanol.
It can easily achieve 99.9%, and you only need maybe 98%
to make biodiesel. (My earlier results at 95% were
anomalous, i.e., probly WRONG :-))
Yo Ken, that's no dead horse, flog away. 98%
Hello Chris
Hi all:
Could you give your input on this?
How about using a basketball pin and a portable air compressor (the kind
used to inflate tires) to deliver a jet of air into a bd wash tank?
Sounds like severe overkill. But I don't know what a basketball pin is.
I found
that using
Hey Maud,
Getting into the micro-costing of a small, affordable processing system
(emphasis on system, not simply the processor) is on the event horizon. But
in the meantime, we're bolting up a cradel-to-grave 400 gallon system as
time and spare change permit. Biggest drawback, aside from free
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