x-charset ISO-8859-1Kieth,
The stuff you wrote about alcohol makes alot of sense.Thanks
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murdoch wrote:
That is interesting to learn about NASCAR, but my question is what are
they using now, not how did they get started.
I understand. My knowledge is incomplete, but nearly all the track
auto racing venues I'm aware of use methanol as a fuel. Further, it's
easier to find
Robert,
Thanks for your education, learned a lot from it and it is described in a
very easy way. Very good job!
Hakan
At 01:32 08/03/2004, you wrote:
murdoch wrote:
That is interesting to learn about NASCAR, but my question is what are
they using now, not how did they get started.
On Sun, 7 Mar 2004, murdoch wrote:
http://www.nature.com/nsu/040301/040301-15.html
They're pretty much what you'd think, from the name.
Just saw an ABC news presentation on this contest and the vehicles.
By 2015 apparently the Pentagon has said that 1/3 of military vehicles
must drive
http://www.nature.com/nsu/040301/040301-15.html
They're pretty much what you'd think, from the name.
Just saw an ABC news presentation on this contest and the vehicles.
By 2015 apparently the Pentagon has said that 1/3 of military vehicles
must drive themselves, or some such. We're spending $1
x-charset ISO-8859-1I have an idea.You guys(and gals) tell me what you
think...
Have a Diesel engine (fueled by biodiesel,of course)with an a/c
compressor (for air conditioning)mounted on it running a generator,
have the coolant piped into the house for area heating,or through a
heat
On Sun, 7 Mar 2004 17:17:11 -0800 (PST), you wrote:
On Sun, 7 Mar 2004, murdoch wrote:
http://www.nature.com/nsu/040301/040301-15.html
They're pretty much what you'd think, from the name.
Just saw an ABC news presentation on this contest and the vehicles.
By 2015 apparently the Pentagon
That is interesting to learn about NASCAR, but my question is what are
they using now, not how did they get started.
I understand. My knowledge is incomplete, but nearly all the track
auto racing venues I'm aware of use methanol as a fuel. Further, it's
easier to find aftermarket racing
A correction is in order:
I just spent an hour or so visiting with my pastor, and as we were
watching a videotape of a stock car race, I asked him what fuel NASCAR
uses. (He owned a circle track car before he went into the ministry, so
we can do some serious gearhead talk together!) He
x-charset ISO-8859-1news sources
In Bush's world, human wants and needs trump Mother Nature and
environmental protections
http://news.bostonherald.com/national/view.bg?articleid=1271
India News: And now, electricity from bamboo keralanext.com
keralanext.com March 7 2004
I'm sure he won't mind many people being killed then either,
because that compliments his logic, ultimately.
By time, one would expect all views to be broadened, not tightened. :)
news sources
In Bush's world, human wants and needs trump Mother Nature and
environmental protections
http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/sports/8069980.htm
Paul Dana was mentioned on the evworld.com page and elsewhere. I
don't think they're running ethanol... I don't know what the name of
the team means.
Biofuel at Journey to Forever:
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Hi MM
http://www.nature.com/nsu/040301/040301-15.html
They're pretty much what you'd think, from the name.
Just saw an ABC news presentation on this contest and the vehicles.
By 2015 apparently the Pentagon has said that 1/3 of military vehicles
must drive themselves, or some such. We're
x-charset ISO-8859-1We are interested in planting jatropha curcas for
producing our own
biodiesel and have found quite a bit of information on the net but a lot of
it is conflicting. So we have a lot of questions that we need answering and
would appreciate any help in this regard. We are also
x-charset ISO-8859-1--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, murdoch [EMAIL
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What state? Did you say?
Good ole Minnesota. Between Minnesota and Iowa, there is a lot of
ethanol produced. The first ethanol plant I saw (and smelled) from a
highway was in
Right you are, Mongo. What is Ralph Nader's slogan? Unsafe at any speed?
Yes we cling to our personal autos like well like Mongo would cling
to his horse in the wild west days. But imagine a city in which personal
autos are left in parkades at the perimeter. You can still use them for
x-charset ISO-8859-1Back in the 1960's, I attended a few drag races (1/4 mile
event) at
the drag strip. The fuelers used 'nitro'. When I would get a pit pass
and walk by the rails and funny cars, the odor would clean out my
nostrils (Whew!). When I asked various non-racing people afterwards
http://www.coastintelligen.com/default.asp
brainchild0069 wrote:
I have an idea.You guys(and gals) tell me what you think...
Have a Diesel engine (fueled by biodiesel,of course)with an a/c
compressor (for air conditioning)mounted on it running a generator,
have the coolant piped into
http://www.evworld.com/view.cfm?section=articlestoryid=647
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(Hey Ken - dunno where to start? Neither do I! Neither did he, IMO...)
Hello Leif
I an acquaintance of mine is making ethyl esters in Congo and failed on
his first attempt.
Sorry to be discouraging, but it seems he's not making it, and I
don't think he ever will, not that way - he's started
x-charset ISO-8859-1Hello Theo
We are interested in planting jatropha curcas for producing our own
biodiesel and have found quite a bit of information on the net but a lot of
it is conflicting. So we have a lot of questions that we need answering and
would appreciate any help in this regard.
In this way, if your engine and generator are big enough, you could
comfortably
live completely off the grid.
This idea needs to have the numbers run to see if the waste heat is
sufficient. That of course depends on the thermal efficiency and square
footage of the living space. Also run
x-charset ISO-8859-1Robert Perry: Nox Reduction by Cyanuric Acid
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C. Petit: San Francisco Chronicle (Dec 18, 1986); Smog-Fighting
Process Discovered
R. Perry: US Patent # 4,731,231; NO reduction using
Spin and media manipulation are integral to the current energy mess
and the fact that biofuels don't get a fair deal. At the Biodiesel
list last week someone was declaiming with great confidence that
ethanol consumes more energy than it produces, and citing, of course,
the much-debunked David
Thanks. I particularly like getting these first-handed accounts. Me,
I used to live in Califronia. Now I live in AZ.
Tie-ing this in with the racing fuel discussion, with this handy list
you provide of ethanol plants, it would be nice if a racing series
would take a look at it, and, if some
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