Keith, as you know, I'm on web-only delivery for the messages at this
list, unless I email them to myself first. So because I dont have this
stuff archived in my Eudora mail reader program, I just went through
and cut-and-pasted into Word all the messages from the past week
that you're asking
Thought this might be of some interest:
http://www.fuelcellsworks.com/Supppage1053.html
It seems biodiesel can be used in fuel cells!
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Hi Keith...
DanghI should know this one...you told me before once, a
few eons ago, now you've used it twice in the last few days...
CAWKI?
Edward Beggs
http://www.biofuels.ca
On Aug 29, 2004, at 11:28 AM, Keith Addison wrote:
they're a threat to CAWKI. Can't be us, after
Anyone have any experience or internet links dealing with running
cars on pure alcohol/ethanol?
I've only been able to find 2 links so far , 1 on journey to forever
and 1 dealing with a beetle engine...
I would like a lot more info!
(best cars to convert , work involved (except increasing
Well said, I sometimes forget that the internet is available
world-wide, despite the moniker WWW.
I have had some good response from a local dealer, but not the
dealership he works for.
They were against it on the outside, but muttered under their breath
that they liked BioD,
the usual stuff
Keith, as you know, I'm on web-only delivery for the messages at this
list, unless I email them to myself first.
No, I didn't know that. Why would I want to know that? I'm only
interested in that if people have problems, and then I have to go to
Yahoo to find out. The less time I waste at
Edward,
I searched for it and came up with Civilization As We Know It.
Todd
On Aug 29, 2004, at 10:17 PM, Neoteric Biofuels Inc wrote:
CAWKI
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Hi Andres,
Take a Look at www.landrovernet.com your very likely to find what you are
looking for there with a search or if you ask for it receive lots of advice
on how to proceed.
Grtz,
Pieter
From: Andres Yver [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Hi Ed
Hi Keith...
DanghI should know this one...you told me before once, a
few eons ago, now you've used it twice in the last few days...
CAWKI?
:-) Twice? Did I? Oh right - sinister extreme leftwing conspiracies
on the one hand and sheep farts and termites on the other,
frag_lag wrote:
Anyone have any experience or internet links dealing with running
cars on pure alcohol/ethanol?
I've only been able to find 2 links so far , 1 on journey to forever
and 1 dealing with a beetle engine...
I would like a lot more info!
It would help if you provided more. There's
I have a possible source of propane tanks that have failed certification, and,
might be able to get one or two at scrap prices.I know to fill them with
water to force out any propane than may still be in them, so they don't explode
when I go to cut/drill into them.I figure that if I
hi ppl...
can anyone answer my questions?? thanks
for the tranesterification,
if there is FFA present in the waste oil, and both of them undergo
the transesterification, where will the unreacted FFA be present?
will the excess methanol and the lye be present all in the glycerine
layer?
Hi Aaron
Well said, I sometimes forget that the internet is available
world-wide, despite the moniker WWW.
:-) WWW? That means Kansas, doesn't it? Just kidding! You Americans
have to take a bit of a ribbing about this sometimes, but we all love
you just the same.
I have had some good
Adding an over-pressure release valve couldn't hurt I would say.
Labelling the tank as non-propane couldn't hurt either.
--
Martin Klingensmith
I have a possible source of propane tanks that have failed certification,
and, might be able to get one or two at scrap prices.I know to fill
Greg,
For both a pressurized esterification reactor at 100 psi or an atmospheric
reactor, they should work well. Worlds of difference between the fill
pressures of propane and the equivalent of what goes into a bicycle road
racing tire. The biggest reason why these tanks aren't recertified or
Greg Harbican wrote:
I have a possible source of propane tanks that have failed certification, and,
might be able to get one or two at scrap prices.I know to fill them with
water to force out any propane than may still be in them, so they don't
explode when I go to cut/drill into them.
Forgot to mention that if you do attempt pressurized esterifications (100
psi),
PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE do so by filling all vapor spaces with an inert gas
such as CO2 (inexpensive) to reduce the risk of explosions. Compressed air
(increased oxygen content) is not a wise choice for such a
Hi Greg
I have a possible source of propane tanks that have failed
certification, and, might be able to get one or two at scrap prices.
I know to fill them with water to force out any propane than may
still be in them, so they don't explode when I go to cut/drill into
them.I figure that
Hi Ophelia, welcome
hi ppl...
can anyone answer my questions?? thanks
for the tranesterification,
if there is FFA present in the waste oil, and both of them undergo
the transesterification, where will the unreacted FFA be present?
will the excess methanol and the lye be present all in the
There aren't any.
Saturday, 28 Aug 2004:
I'm going to write up my promised response to Keith sometime tomorrow
when I get a chance.
Since there are several issues being, ahem, 'discussed', it's quite
likely to come in to the Biofuel list at the end of the day as several long
messages,
if there is FFA present in the waste oil, and both of them undergo
the transesterification, where will the unreacted FFA be present?
will the excess methanol and the lye be present all in the glycerine
layer? why?
FFAs undergo saponification (soap making). The glycerides undergo
Since the National Biodiesel Board in the USA is funded and has the
mandate to promote biodiesel use, and has all the needed materials to
convince, why not ask them to get a dialogue going with VW, pointing
out the benefits to both parties, as well as end users, and the
environment?
It seems
Thanks, Keith
Edward Beggs
http://www.biofuels.ca
On Aug 29, 2004, at 10:39 PM, Keith Addison wrote:
Hi Ed
Hi Keith...
DanghI should know this one...you told me before once, a
few eons ago, now you've used it twice in the last few days...
CAWKI?
:-) Twice? Did I? Oh
That used to be for a Toyota ad, but it is now for how it feels when
you first tank up your vehicle with B100 and run it down the road
with that special knowledge that not only are you not poluting the
air and peoples' lungs but you are actually contributing to the
disposal of a nasty
Thanks L.
My wife thinks I'm crazy!
What else is new.
Nickg
- Original Message -
From: bioveging mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com mailto:biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, August 30, 2004 12:06 PM
Subject: [biofuel] Ohhh, what a feeling !
That used to be
What.. me worry? They will do it when it becomes profitable and
individual initiative can be discouraged by law, underpricing or both.
Nickg
- Original Message -
From: Neoteric Biofuels mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Inc
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com mailto:biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent:
What is CAWKI?
Nickg
- Original Message -
From: Neoteric Biofuels mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Inc
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com mailto:biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, August 30, 2004 10:19 AM
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Re: Environment
Thanks, Keith
Edward Beggs
http://www.biofuels.ca
I would appreciate any suggestions or help from people who have experience
with washing biodiesel by using a pump. I have tried unsuccessfully to do it
and have ended up with about 50% mayonnaise.
Here's what I did:
I heated the used oil, which was over a year old, to 130 degrees centigrade
for
My last message put out the fire. This one will blow away all the
smoke. The next one will deal with what's left - two important issues.
First, the smoke. Mark was told by the List owner to stop spamming
the list, following a long succession of messages promoting -
PROMOTING, not just
This is about quality.
A couple of reposts are necessary - just excerpts. It's a bit long
just the same but it's worth a read if you want to know what all this
is really about, and you should want to know.
First, this, from my main response to Mark's protests that she was
finally going to
Sun 'to give us cheap fuel'
SCIENTISTS say they have found the Holy Grail
of fuel and can supply unlimited, super-cheap
energy to everyone on Earth in seven years.
They claim to have found how to use the SUN
to turn WATER into power and so end our
reliance on oil, coal and gas.
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