x-charset ISO-8859-1Phosphoric acid: very dilute, can use hot water. Put
about 4 litres (1 US gal)
roll around until clean. Wash with soapy water after.
regards Doug
On Thu, 22 Jan 2004 11:57 am, Maud Essen wrote:
Speaking of rusty drums, I have scavenged several and they seem to be
Hi again,
Well it took 4 trys but I think I got it this time. It has been blended for
about 3 hrs so far and I have seperation at the bottom. I have it in a glass
jar that just holds my 1 liter plus Methonal and it has about 1/2 inch on the
bottom that is different than the rest so far.
I
Speaking of rusty drums, I have scavenged several and they seem to be
slightly pre-rusted on the interior. I know I don't want to put iron
oxide into my fuel system. Is there an effective way to remove this
rust or render it inert so I can still use the drums?
Maud
St. Louis, Missouri
Hakan,
Thanks for your comment. Yes, I am sure you are right. The problem in the
past has been the wrong choice of paint, not allowing moisture to penetrate
through the paint. Most of the damage happened before I got the house, and I
need to make sure the next paint chosen will allow
Hi Glenn,Hakan,
if you talk about moisture penetration,dont you want to say
hydrofuge material to be used to protect the walls?You dont want moisture to
get in but it should not be haltet to get out!
korrect me if i get it wrong please
Fritz
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At 09:05 AM 1/21/04 -0700, you wrote:
Hey Walt,
If you don't mind, I have a question.
In an earlier post ( see below ), you talked about using electricity, in an
organic solution, to generate H2 and CO.
In the post you mention that you used sugar solution, have you tried it with
Fritz,
The problem is that the original building techniques was open
constructions, the paints for this old buildings was usually chalk based
paints. They painted them white in the spring and this reflected sun
radiation during the summer and the fall rains took away most of the paint
and
I was thinking of doing it in a closed container, were no air could get in and
provide an O2 source ( maybe even under a low vacuum ), that would limit the
flammability issue.
As for making ethanol and then methanol, I was thinking that the steps for
making ethanol from cellulose is a known
x-charset ISO-8859-1Maud,
IHave you ever noticed how most small diesel fuel pumps have filter/water
separators inline? This sort of setup is also recommended for biodiesel.
I'm wondering if a good fuel filter/seaparator would eliminate any concern
over rust contamination etc.
J.D. Speaking of
I'm not sure of the procedure for enrolment...So it's full steam ahead.
I have been working as a volunteer, mainly within Vanuatu, since 1997. I
recently spent 3 months working with a Rural Training Centre on Maewo island,
part of the Vanuatu chain. I was disturbed to find the prevalence of
There are several type of oils available in our region based on
polyhydroxyesters of faty acids. Is there any known method of using such oils
with very high viscocity for biofuel? Will it require to midify our normal
diesel pupm to use such biofuel?
Thanks
Abhijit Purohit
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I wrote a small piece about,
Dimensioning and use of AC/heat pump units.
http://energysavingnow.com/hvac/acunits.shtml
This was done as a part of,
First aid for house owners.
Final draft, Jan. 2004.
http://www.energysavingnow.com/firstaid/http://www.energysavingnow.com/firstaid/
but have
This is a heck of an article. Some comments below.
With no time to spare, advocates of green energy might want to steal
a page from the Republicans' free market playbook. GOP politicians
and their bloviating brethren at right-wing think tanks love to
declare their support for level playing
x-charset ISO-8859-1http://www.commondreams.org/headlines04/0120-03.htm
Published on Tuesday, January 20, 2004 by the Inter Press Service
http://www.ips.org
Corporations Need Treatment, Documentary Argues
by Stephen Leahy
TORONTO - Corporations are not only the most powerful institutions in
Hi Darryl
Sorry to be coming in a bit late. Had a little trouble recovering from
moving e- mail from one computer to another. (And apparently still
am - my first
send was bounced by my ISP.)
Keith, I understand your reasoning. I am one who is subscribed to both
lists, and have found that
Neoteric Biofuels Inc wrote:
Good to know. Thanks for correcting.
No problem.
This is really what I hate about dealing with international conglomerates.
Conglomerate: Oh we didn't build that. It was built by our Subsidiary,
and you'll have to contact them directly for support.
Subsidiary:
The wind rarely stops blowing out here for very long.We now have some large
turbine farms streching from near abilene west to iraan-rankin and other
areas.We could put up a million of them out here without counting new
mexico,arizona
or california.They even make our small mountains more
Go Hoff wrote:
Is it the groups general census that Bosh is not consumer friendly - but
worse that they seem to have the monopoly on the diesel/SVO/WVO pumps we
need? So far I've got to agree.
I have written and telephoned, mailed and faxed all the Bosh leads I could
find here (sweden)
Hakan,
Great work! It looks quite comprehensive. I have not
yet read this all the way through, just skimmed it,
but I do have one comment so far.
I am in the process of designing my house rebuild, and
so have spent a lot of time in the past year learning
about green building.
Although the
x-charset ISO-8859-1A dish stirling solar system is similar. No exotic
chemicals used in
the manufacture as compared to PV, No thermal pollution (the sun is
gonna shine anyway, so the same heat load has to go somewhere) They
can be air cooled, or at least coolant in a sealed loop. Also solar
I disagree with the idea that the only anticipateable negative enviro
consequence of wind energy is bird kills. I'd prefer to be more
cautious than that. If you develop any of these technologies (solar,
wind, whatever) to the point of providing more than 20 or 30 % of
man's power needs, then I
Thanks Thor,
It is good that you liked it. Someone told me that the info on the site was
good, but he would like to see some samples on what he could do. That way
he could understand it better. That lead to the idea to get a selection
that was easy and without major rebuilding.
Most paints
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