Ik zal hier en daar eens vragen.
JLB
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From: Pieter Koole [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2004 3:05 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] centrifuging To Jan Lieuwe
Hoi Jan,
Weet jij waar zo'n centrifuge te koop is en evt. prijsindicatie ?
what processor would be the best to work on.
Most processors are nothing special. You'll want to choose either mechanical
or pump agitation. The system should be closed to prevent methanol vapor
release. All motors should be at minimum TEFC. No open flames in the
vicinity, such as natural
... which sounds the death knell for the ill-advised DieselNo!
campaign initiated by Tokyo's foolish rightwing mayor Ishihara as a
cheap vote-catcher, and since spread to other centres. And it ushers
in an extra edge for biodiesel, being carbon neutral.
Some of our friends have used
Readers,
Keith is so right when he sent Water in Diesel
Combustion As a matter of fact during WWII many of
the high performance warplanes (on all sides!) used
water injection as a way to increase combustion
performance.
Regarding street vehicles, There is a guy
(professor)in New Zealand
Frantz,
Je vodrais aquazole! Je vais paris!
I visited Paris and recognized the buses. Yes, I also
think they are in Spain too.
Je vodrais aquazole!
PWolfe
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Phillip Wolfe a écrit :
Readers,
Keith is so right when he sent Water in Diesel
May be of interest (again):
P.
Subject: RE: [Biofuel] Re: ETHANOL USE IN DIESEL ENGINES
I know of using mixtures of ethanol with veg oil for diesel engines,
there
are some patents on it.
Here you can read about the mixture of castor oil and alcohol at the
United
States Patent Office online:
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Editor's Note | This story ran in the New York Times in 1944. Draw your own
conclusions and compare Henry Wallace's analysis to the situation we find
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By Henry A. Wallace
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It is always the one true faith against the world. If
you think Christianity has a corner on this market you
aren't looking very hard. Threatening hellfire is one
way, Islam threatens the sword for nonbelievers.
Israel/Palestine is a holy war is it not?
As long as a religion has us/them it
?
ROFFLMAO! Three times over...!!
Thanks for the chuckle.
Todd Swearingen
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hey guys dont beat
Hallo Kirk,
Wednesday, 17 November, 2004, 21:37:44, you wrote:
KM It is always the one true faith against the world. If
KM you think Christianity has a corner on this market you
KM aren't looking very hard. Threatening hellfire is one
KM way, Islam threatens the sword for nonbelievers.
KM
and how much per gallon if at 50% with #1 Diesel. Thank You for your
help been thing about using it in my oil furnace, would I have to
change my Burner tip.
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Does anyone have any estimate on what WVO weighs average? I am trying to see
how much a truck would carry. Thanks.
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UI grad students brew up own fuel
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THE NEWS-GAZETTE
Nov 14, 2004
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OK, there are certain disadvantages, like the social
stigma when a friend or acquaintance sees you sucking
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Final Step for Kyoto Pact to Take Place at U.N.
By ANDREW C. REVKIN
Nov 17, 2004
http://www.nytimes.com/2004/11/17/international/europe/17cnd-kyot.html
United Nations officials said that the final step
leading to the enactment of the Kyoto Protocol, the
first treaty restricting
Hallo Kirk,
Wednesday, 17 November, 2004, 21:37:44, you wrote:
KM It is always the one true faith against the world. If
KM you think Christianity has a corner on this market you
KM aren't looking very hard. Threatening hellfire is one
KM way, Islam threatens the sword for nonbelievers.
KM
Does anyone have any estimate on what WVO weighs average? I am trying to see
how much a truck would carry. Thanks.
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Depends of course on how much W there is in the WVO. The 5 gallon
containers they sell oil in are called 35 pounders.
tanks with conical bottoms with a release valve on the bottom. The other two
are empty 55 gal steel drums that used to contain methanol. I am working on
emptying my sixth drum of methanol, and I can only say that they all come in
real handy. No need to use anything else, unless you've got
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Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2004 8:32 PM
Subject: [Biofuel] WVO Weight
Does anyone have any estimate on what WVO weighs average? I am trying to
see how much a truck would carry. Thanks.
diesel vehicle right off the lot. But ethanol is also needed. You need it to
make biodiesel. I use methanol but would switch to ethanol if I could. I can
currently make 280 gal of BD from 55 gal drum of methanol. the yeald would
be less with the same amount of ethanol..Hope this
trying to see how much a truck would carry. Thanks.
Density kgL @ 15.5 deg C
Diesel - 0.84
Canola Oil - 0.92
Biodiesel - 0.88
For canola oil that's 7.67 pounds per US gallon. Add a little for WVO.
Best
Keith
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Thank you Keith for offering your perception. So... in our work to make
a difference, we must consider the nature of the appeal. As noted
yesterday, the common interests as seen in the New York Times survey of
Internet hits, is obviously directed toward a lower Chakra point.
Appealing to the
You should come visit the Piedmont Biofuels Coop.
We have a small research farm and a few processors going.
We are located outside of Pittsboro, North Carolina about an hour and a
half from Greesnboro.
Our biofuels project at the local community college just completed a 40
gallon mobile
I have finished reading Powerdown (Options and Actions for a Post-Carbon World)
by
Richard Heinberg. (c 2004, New Society Publishers, ISBN 0865715106)
Recommended.
A bit high-level for my taste, but definitely addresses the peak oil issue and
what
happens after. Covers four basic
Hi all,
I have made biodiesel from wvo. The product appears
clearer without washing. When I washed it the
biodiesel became murky. After several washes it
remained murky. can someone tell me what the problem
is?
fox
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I presume you are either talking about biodiesel or WVO.
See this link for a list (not sure of the accuracy) of btu's per gallon of some
fuels:
http://www.backyardmetalcasting.com/oilburners.html
On Wednesday, November 17, 2004 10:32 PM, john childers wrote:
Date: Wed, 17 Nov 2004 22:32:45
on 11/18/04 7:15 AM, Darryl McMahon at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have finished reading Powerdown (Options and Actions for a
Post-Carbon World) by Richard Heinberg.
Recommended.
Indeed. A sobering book, like his previous one
(The Party's Over).
I would have liked to have seen more
I saw on one of the new sites today that the US now has intelligence
proving that Iran is trying to build nuclear weapons. Sounds like another
WMD issue coming. Made me think about the article posted here a while
back about Iran being next. Seems to be playing out that way. That, plus
the
Ken,
The position of that there aren't any solutions, is a position that must
concern the developed countries and in particular US. The majority of the
world have not Powered Up yet. Unfortunately, where I live, it is not just
to go out and buy these books and therefore I have not read it.
http://thehill.com/business/111604_gas.aspx
The [pro-Arctic National Wildlife Refuge drilling] coalition was
industry-driven. That was the exact opposite of how to do it, said
Dutko Group lobbyist Stephen Brown. Brown is working with major
chemical companies to create a new coalition aligned
Hallo Kirk,
Wednesday, 17 November, 2004, 21:37:44, you wrote:
KM It is always the one true faith against the world. If
KM you think Christianity has a corner on this market you
KM aren't looking very hard. Threatening hellfire is one
KM way, Islam threatens the sword for nonbelievers.
KM
Thank you Keith for offering your perception.
You're welcome, FWIW...
So... in our work to make
a difference, we must consider the nature of the appeal. As noted
yesterday, the common interests as seen in the New York Times survey
It was by WorldWatch.
of
Internet hits, is obviously
can someone tell me what the problem
is?
Are you letting it settle for a good chunck of time? It is probably water
suspended in the fuel. Is the fuel cold (say around or below 10 deg c?).
-dave
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Hybrid cars shine in city stop and go, report shows
Vancouver, November 18, 2004 - A new report on the performance of 100 hybrid
electric vehicles has documented substantially lower fuel costs and
reductions in air pollution, with some owners reporting up to 60 percent
savings when using hybrids
If anyone is interested in some personal experiences with Hybrids, I have
been driving my Honda Insight for over a year now. You can get pretty much
the mileage you want to get with this car...the way I drive, I usually get
between 45 and 50 miles per gallon. The car has digital readout on your
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