I was looking over some surplus veggie oil today it was peanut oil
blended with vegetable oil(no specific type indeicated).. I noticed
that it also had a silicone based antifoaming agent in it.. what
consequences are faced in the biodiesel process because some of the
oils used by
I agree with you, Pierre. If biodiesel is processed correctly, the
remaining methanol should be stripped during the wash phases, so you
can legally state that it will not be used for on road purposes.
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I would spin it this way:
I am
Try this for scales: www.saveonscales.com. All one word. I don't
know how to place a link yet in posted messages, but they have a wide
variety of scales at reasonable prices.
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, Brian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all.
I am writing again with a question
i hope more and more people can act like I am currently putting a turbo
diesel engine in a vanagon any key thoughts on this beofre I start exploring
processing my own bio diesel??
House of Bush, House of Saud
by Craig Unger
This is an exposee of the relationship between the Bush family
I wish I could find some printable quotes from GM and others, from a
few years ago up to this point, going on about how demand did not
warrant production of this type of vehicle.
Then we can get to whether they've said the same thing about BEVs
(which get the best mileage of any car I've heard
I am poring over the specs on a singleor dual tank system to run WVO. Anyone
know of a manufacturer who makes a tank to fit in the spare tire well? I
have a 2000 Golf and thought this would be a good idea, as it would not take
up the cargo/trunk areas in eithe Golfs or sedans like Jettas, etc.
Pierre,
I'm taking the liberty of posting this response on list for general perusal.
Could trans-fatty acids be the source of the middle layer?
Rather doubtful. We've taken vegetable shortening
(partially-hydrogenated/trans-fatty acids) and made perfectly clear
biodiesel without problem one.
Keith,
Apologies for not replying to your message below. When I previously opened
your message, it appeared that 'Hi' was all you had written. The more
recent note from Tilly suggested there was more to your response, which made
me go back and scroll down to see a very thoughtful response.
For some reason . I thought I should post this here
Curtis
Dazzle Mom this coming Mother's Day season with flowers!
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From: Janet Ritz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Everyone!
I want to let you all know about an important event
Hello everybody,
I am Dr.Jaya. My post doc project work is based on finding out local strains of
algae - as a source of bio fuel. I require help to get price quotations for
the euipment such as luminometer, Fermenter,Lumination chamber for culturing
microalgae. I will be greatly obliged if
Good info, Ron, very interesting! Now I'm going to read it all again.
Thanks very much.
Best wishes
Keith
I purchased a Mercedes Benz 1995 E300 diesel with slightly over
100,000 miles on the odometer. Mercedes dealer impeccably maintained it
prior to my purchase as it was under a
We are adding a donut tank to the lineup...small tank inside of
spare, removes easily, use biodiesel in that one, and SVO in the
original tank.
inquiries off-list, please!
email us.
Edward Beggs
On Monday, April 19, 2004, at 04:35 PM, Busyditch wrote:
I am poring over the specs on a
I hear rumours of engine oil turning into something like glue, if
used for too many miles, on not fossil fuel, is this just rumours?
Cheers, John, DK
That is a common figure for synthetic, but you must do oil analysis
to
make sure you still ahev good protection as the oil ages. For
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Kirk, I have read just the opposite about burning used oil. I have
spoken to reps that sell waste oil furnaces, and they have told me
that the EPA actually recommends burning the used oil on site if
someone has a business
I would respectfully disagree with your assessment.
You say: I would not recommend those kind of intervals for those of us
burning fossil fuels much of teh time and/or using mineral based oil in
an older diesel. Its asking for trouble.
I have ONLY used fossil fuels in this automobile. The
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, j_schearer2000
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kirk, I have read just the opposite about burning used oil. I have
spoken to reps that sell waste oil furnaces, and they have told me
that the EPA actually recommends burning the used oil on site if
someone has a
We use hydrogen already in our systems
hydrogenated (or partly hydrogenated) WVO.
So, maybe we should join Dennis?
BTW, Is he going to ride his horse? That was pretty sustainable until
we had too many people and too few of them willing to clean up behind
the things
Edward Beggs
Never believe a salesman.Call the RCRA Hotline for more information.
Better safe than sorry.
http://www.epa.gov/epaoswer/hazwaste/usedoil/usedoil.htm
Burners of used oil that meets a certain set of quality standards
called the used oil specifications are not regulated under the used
oil
Do you know how i can unsubscribe from the biodiesel group??
its interesting... but it blocks my email account..
thanks
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