On Mon, 2004-03-01 at 14:05, murdoch wrote:
When the Valdez and other Oil Spills have occurred, I had to wonder
why they couldn't burn much of the Oil off the surface, even if they
had to temporarily evacuate some towns because of smoke. In this
case, also, I wonder if they could have burned
On Tue, 2 Mar 2004 01:47:40 +0900, you wrote:
Hi MM
My vote is for no energy bill, if my only choice is one that he and
his team have sanctioned, as I understand the ones they have put
forward.
Then this might be relevant - from MoveOn.org, via another list,
aimed at Washington, but I guess
x-charset ISO-8859-1I'm starting a new contract in PA (north of Phila.) and
would be
interested in seeing a BD operation in progress. is anyone in the
area?
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x-charset ISO-8859-1My question for members is concerning the motor for the
mixing tank.
I managed to find an older oil furnace motor and got it working
again. A friend of mine gave me a stainless spinner shaft for it and
it seems like it will work well. I have not tried it yet though.
x-charset ISO-8859-1Short of explosion proof, there are TEFC (totally
enclosed, fan cooled)
motors.
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My question for
x-charset ISO-8859-1A new contract in what?
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Sent: Monday, March 01, 2004 2:04 PM
Subject: [biofuel] BD in PA
I'm starting a new contract in PA (north of Phila.) and would be
interested in seeing a BD
skillshare wrote:
It was not Griffin that had the bad batch, it as another supplier
(Imperian Western Products). Griffin fuel was fine as far as meeting
specifications, it happens to also have a high gel point. Gel point
is not on the ASTM specs as a pass-fail number.
the gel point
Appal Energy wrote:
Allan,
Take a fuel sample, match it with equal parts water and agitate vigorously.
I've seen your symptoms before when running fuel laden with incompletely
converted glycerides. They are hydrophylic and would suck up any water in
the bottom of the tank.
Could that
Dave Williams wrote:
Alan Petrillo wrote:
One of my trucks is sick, possibly fuel related, and both of them blow
big white clouds on startup, and have experienced hard starting since I
got my last batch of B100.
Those are typical symptoms of a blown head gasket.
Yes, but those are
skillshare wrote:
Griffin's fuel is unusable as B100 in most climates in the winter, at
least the samples of it that I've seen so far. It forms crystals at
45F, which are big enough to block onboard fuel filters. Even in the
San Francisco Bay Area, a very mild climate, it's too gel-prone
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I have built several floating draw offs, and I'm not sure which is best. For
the float, one can use polyethylene foam, not styrofoam!, or a sealed air
container, such as a PVC pipe with capped ends. Use a good weight on the
float to
keep it immersed in the
x-charset ISO-8859-1I use a lump of wood and it works pretty well.
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Pieter Koole
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Dag Pieter
Great !
Thanks a lot.
You say it is all organic material. Doesn't the sulfuric acid do any harm,
or is that all used by breaking down the cellulose ?
It seems so, from what Fred said, but at any rate, even if not, it
will certainly be broken down safely in a properly made hot
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it against the law to TRIM THE TRAILERS off of messages posted to
this list, or is it important to have 5 trailers on each message?
They appear to be a waste of bandwidth and email box space.
Hear, hear!
(trailers trimmed!}
AP
Biofuel at Journey to Forever:
Walt Patrick wrote:
I think you're falling into your own trap of seeing things according
to a partisan agenda, but in a different, much broader, and much more
important sense, that goes much further than the national concerns of
some among the minority American contingent here. Us and
x-charset ISO-8859-1 Could that be like the monoglycerides I've seen some
people on the list
have trouble with?
Could very well be. They materialize as an emulsion in the presence of
water, the intensity of which is dependant upon their degree of presence.
Dark brown fuel the color of maple
x-charset ISO-8859-1Has anyone seen this?
I don't know if this is possible but it sounds like a pretty wild
idea.
http://www.aip.org/tip/INPHFA/vol-8/iss-2/p12.pdf
Mike
Biofuel at Journey to Forever:
http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel.html
Biofuels list archives:
At 08:07 AM 3/2/04 -0500, Alan wrote:
Walt Patrick wrote:
I think you're falling into your own trap of seeing things according
to a partisan agenda, but in a different, much broader, and much more
important sense, that goes much further than the national concerns of
some among the
I was planning on dismantling two of my old reactors and wash tanks
because
I am now using bigger equipment, but I thought I'd offer them for sale
first before scrapping (and reusing) the parts.
They're built from an upside down barrel, with a heating element, drain
and separate dip tube
MM,
It is not the first time or the only source, that claims US to be behind
the failed attempt in Venezuela. It was probably designed to secure
deliveries of oil in the run up to the Iraqi invasion.
Chavez survived it only because some leading generals did not play ball
with US and
MM,
I think that the EVs and hybrids based on biodiesel, are much better and
viable alternatives to any hydrogen vehicle. Anyway, if you drove hydrogen
vehicle, it cannot be many kilometers or miles. Did they tell you the cost
of the tank, I heard that it was around $20,000 with a range of
Hakan Falk wrote:
MM,
I think that the EVs and hybrids based on biodiesel, are much better and
viable alternatives to any hydrogen vehicle.
Especially if diesel can work on DIY mustard/canola oil!
Alex
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What's a little chilling is the possibility that we in the U.S. quite
possibly could have contemplated or committed some of these pressure
tactics of which the Venezuelan head of state complains, and which we
presently deny.
If only we in the U.S. could spend just as much effort, as we do on
Overall, I tend to agree with your thesis on your page, that damage is
already done.
On the issue of Oil Depletion, I've heard some conflicting accounts.
But even in the unlikely event that the world were *still* awash in
Oil, I do believe that we Americans could and will solve that
problem by
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