One of the most interesting new developments to come down the pike in
the
past decade involves the use of ceramic membranes to separate out gases
such as hydrogen and oxygen from gas streams.
This process, called Pressure Swing Adsorption, allows oxygen to be
separated from
Dear all:
I'm taking Keith's advice and keeping the biodiesel in
New Jersey, USA onlist. I've not yet received any
replies to my first post. If you're in the NJ area
(and Delaware Valley -- eastern PA) please identify
yourself! I'd love to get to know the local biodiesel
scene!
Michael Tayvah
I like the idea of inline heating of the SVO, but...
The size of the fuse does not regulate the current in a glow plug; it
only breaks the circuit once the current exceeds the fuse rating. The
simple formula V=I*R is helpful here. Or turn it around to I=V/R.
Measure the resistance with a
Hello Michael,
I am in elkton, md just 1 mile south of Delaware line off I 95. I am
making test batches and thinking I should have a processor built and in
operation by fall. I would love to chat with you. Where are youu located?
Jim
On Thu, 22 Jul 2004 12:13:45 -0700 (PDT) Michael Tayvah
Bush seems to regularly follow the wishes of his donors on environmental
decisions. When will this stop?
In 2000, President Bush promised that, if elected, he would work to
reduce carbon dioxide emissions that contribute to global warming.[1]
Yet, upon taking office, he withdrew American support
Hi Al, Martin is right.Back at the turn of the last century,rainwater was
collected in rainbarrels and cisterns for all manner of household uses
including drinking water.Some of your older city houses still have cisterns
buried in their backyards,though most have been filled in.
A recent This
Hi Keith,
Related to all this.The water in the dehumidifiers is already semi
distilled,having been been evaporated at some point into the atmosphere.It
carries nothing with it until it comes in contact with something or some
surface.It should be at 7Ph.
A dehumidifier is a weak sister to an
Pretty good for a couple of Texans.Which one had the crayon?
Yankee Boy Rico
Kim Garth Travis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Texas Hillbilly (redneck) Song (Sing to the tune of The Beverly
Hillbillies)
Come and listen to my story 'bout a boy name Bush.
His IQ was zero and his head was up his
Hi,as of this morning in NW Indiana Diesel is going for 1.63 per us gal.Across
the state line it varies but is generally .20 per us gal higher due to state
and county taxes.
Rico
baketampangetko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
does anyone knows literature/published articles about comparative
prices
rob crowley wrote:
I like the idea of inline heating of the SVO, but...
The size of the fuse does not regulate the current in a glow plug; it
only breaks the circuit once the current exceeds the fuse rating.
Hi Rob,
I said the current would be somewhat less than whatever fuse he used
Actually, in the US, Flying J truck stops HQ'd in Ogden Utah makes
it a pleasure to make available their pricing as compared to all
other competitors and if you send them an email they would most
welcome it, I am sure.
They are known to make this data available through their monthly
send out
Papa george and his eastern friends wrecked the independant oil men so only
ivy league types could continue their control.They are not good ole' boy red
necks or texans,but true counterfiets in every way.
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Hi Frag,
The company who delivers to BB is Breustedt, if I remember correctly they
are based in Apeldoorn. Found them via another Dutchie on the forum. Their
number is listed they were very helpfull in finding a BB near my house that
sells lye!
Found mine in one of the smallest BB's in the
For example, if
you have 1.0 ohm on the glow plug and 13V on a
battery, then the glow
plug wants 13 amps. In this case, a 10A fuse would
simply blow
immediately. The power requirement would be 13A *
13V = 169Watts.
but be careful - i don't think it's quite that simple.
as the glow
Who cares, where is Texas? When his brother came to Spain, he talked about
the Republic of Spain, which then amused the Royals and the Spanish people.
For a year you could not turn on the TV, without hearing jokes about it and
it is still referred to, on occasions. I am sure that this is one
rico suavae wrote:
Pretty good for a couple of Texans.Which one had the crayon?
Yankee Boy Rico
Kim Garth Travis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This thread needs to stop right here. Keith, sorry for playing moderator
here but I know you will agree that personal attacks are completely
useless
Greetings Martin,
Thanks for defending me, but let him show his ignorance. In actuality,
neither I or Bush are Texans. I am a Canuck and the Bush family just
adopted poor Texas. I passed the song on because it was well done and funny.
Bright Blessings,
Kim
At 08:11 AM 7/23/2004, you wrote:
I heard an interesting story on the BBC World Service Europe Today
program broadcast on July 23. They interviewed a spokesperson from a
British company with a patented technology to generate electrical power
from rapeseed oil and WVO.
The process involves virgin oil and waste vegetable oil.
Okay, I'm very excited by all the interest that has been shown in this
group to the inline glow plug heater. Here's the update! We have
been delayed in our actual running of the bus due to a cracked head,
but we are doing the heads and will be running again in less than a week.
Yesterday we
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