--- dermot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks everybody for the replies.
I mixed the methoxide with the wvo by gradually
letting the pump suck it from a carboy as the wvo
was being pumped through the processor.
I'm fairly happy that there was good mixing because
of the tests I did after I
Thought about that one.The best one I have heard so far, is to get the
proper connectors, and hook the 100 lb bottle to the propane grill that came
with the house ( I could be grilling for a year with what's left in the 2 100
lb, bottles ) or rent an industrial propane heater and just burn
I'm looking to purchase a new(or newer Jeep) in the near future.
I've seen that Jeep is now coming out with a new diesel version of
the Liberty.
My co-worker said that diesel car produce more pollution then
regular gasoline vechiles. I thought it was opposite, which is true?
Also, I live in an
The one many people here use, and is also the one I use, is found at
Northern Tools:
www.northerntool.com Item# 109955 It is 110V and 1/2HP. This is my
primary reactor pump. I am going to try out a Pony Pump from the
same place, Item# 109730, that I just got tonight as a wash pump and
filter
Does anyone have a good source for rapeseed oil preferably in the
Northwest. Thanks Scott
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I have a question that some of you might be able to shed some light on.
As well as having an interest in biofuels, I also have an interest in
Third World development issues and other technologies, including Solar
energy collection and storage. So when trying to find an 'energy
solution' for a
I believe you will find even though diesel may smoke somewhat more
than petrol that the actual emmissions are less toxic with standard
diesel than there are with petrol.
That said, yes there is a source near you where biodiesel can easily
be found, it is in your garage :) Learn to make your
Hi Peggy,
Do you have any reference or web links to the process?
It would be another interesting area to look at.
Hi Peter,
Just got back. I think that Cambodia is a really good
target. Since as you said there's no oil refinery
there. My initial gut feeling was that BD can be
developed in
Greetings,
Garth and I are trying to figure out what to do with our American estate if
something should happen to us. Our family is taken care of with our
Canadian assets, so we have some finances that would be looking for a good
home. We have decided where some of it should go, but we are
Pierre,
Use what you tools you have and adjust your reaction time accordingly.
If the manufacturer's specs are available to you, check the rated gph of the
pump at 3' of head pressure. Then multiply that volume by ~60% due to
reductions caused by pumping a fluid far more viscous than water,
L,
The only problem you will have to be aware of is if you use NaOH as
a catalyst as it may want to harden as it cools and this can be a
problem in pumps and the lines. I have done away with the potential
of this happening, after reading comments from Todd and G-Mark about
isolating the
Donald,
One very important part for biofuels that you forgot, is the positive
effect on job creation and the village economy. It is possible reselling
and creation of income for the village. Maybe the following can give you
more ideas.
http://www.undp.org/seed/energy/contents.html
Biofuel
Hello Peter,
The study was done in Hawaii and I will have to search in my notes to
send the reference paper location. I looked in my technical references
and the complete reference was not there. (It was inserted later by one
of my colleagues). It's somewhere, but will take a little time to
I've been wondering... has anyone tried an old box fan motor with a
paint stirrer on the end instead of a drill? I thought the torque
handling capabilities of the drill might be overkill, and something
with lower torque strength might get the job done.
-= Jay =-
--- In
Hi Hakan, Donald
Donald,
One very important part for biofuels that you forgot, is the positive
effect on job creation and the village economy. It is possible reselling
and creation of income for the village. Maybe the following can give you
more ideas.
I'm looking to purchase a new(or newer Jeep) in the near future.
I've seen that Jeep is now coming out with a new diesel version of
the Liberty.
My co-worker said that diesel car produce more pollution then
regular gasoline vechiles. I thought it was opposite, which is true?
Also, I live in
Environmentalists Against War
http://www.envirosagainstwar.org/index.php
The difficult situation that the US is in can not be solved by waging
more wars. The violence done in our name generates more violence
and hatred against us. The solution arises from changing our attitudes
about other
Donald (and all), I certainly don't have all the answers (maybe none), but it
is a
complex topic, and I can certainly muddy the waters a bit more. Comments
inserted
below.
Donald Allwright [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a question that some of you might be able to shed some light on.
See:
Ethanol from cellulose
http://journeytoforever.org/ethanol_link.html#cellulose
It's the sixth one in the list.
Keith
Hello Peter,
The study was done in Hawaii and I will have to search in my notes to
send the reference paper location. I looked in my technical references
and the complete
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