the article doesn't address the potential for algae based fuel.
http://www.unh.edu/p2/biodiesel/article_alge.html
algae pools don't displace cropland like rape or palm, and algae grows
much faster.
On Wed, 24 Nov 2004 17:32:57 +, martin williams
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Tim
Do you
Another suggestion. If you are composting woody plants or tree
trimmings add some ammonium nitrate or urea fertilizer. The micro
organisms that break down this material take up a lot of nitrogen so if
you increase the available nitrogen you can speed up the process. Also,
if you mulch
Hello Martin,
I don't have any specific numbers concerning
banana leaves and their yields other than Bananas
and Banana waste run roughly 15% less than
potatoes and potato waste for sugars and starches.
Yields for potatoes and other feedstock's can be
compared here
I submitted the following to VW and recieved the expected response. Unless
you're sipping from a European biodiesel pump the US engine warrantee is
considered void. Sounds like there's lots of work to be done to win them
over to the ASTM spec. Is there really that much of a difference between the
With the considerable waste in the energy used for tertiary and residential
buildings, it is no doubt that well over 50% can be saved by energy
efficiency. One example is hot tap water, were 80% could be produced by
thermal solar, by a both modest and profitable investment. A 50% savings
It is frustrating dealing with technology that is clearly light years beyond
my capacity to understand. I thought I had already composed, and sent, my
final reply regarding this particular topic. However, either my mind is
going faster than I thought, or I sent said reply to the same place my
oops, I need to correct myself, the proper formula for propylene glycol
is:HOCH2CHOHCH3.
propylene glycol is HOCH2-CH2-CH2OH and could be made from glycerol
but your talking a some pretty sophisticated procedures. Heck, why
not use the glycerol as antifreeze?
fuel be used in all states by the year 2007. This would in essence reduce
the US dependence on foreign oil by under 10%. It would put the American
Farmer back to work rather than see him subsidized by the government and
in general put many people back to work. It would literally stop the
I've been working on how to calculate the solar budget for any number of
square feet in anyplace. Well, my place.
Do people buy that an average figure of 636 watts of solar radiation
/sq. meter reach the surface? I have that in an illustration I found,
but it does not give the frequency. Would
HELLO, AAL OUT THERE,
This is just what happens in city rubbish piles here in
Africa where farmers go to pack compost soil from under. Nobody turns the piles
and everyday there is compost fot the urban farmers.
But i want to do composting of mainly sawdust
Bill,
You are late. The 10% ethanol target is going to happen as you say,
but for an other reason than the urge of introducing biofuel. It is happening
right now and is necessary for replacing MTBE.
I do interpret your post that you agree the 50% of current gasoline volume
could be
available
Hey there,
Siemens are daily. I would only guess that yours would be the same.
Happy holidays,
Jonathan
Randal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been working on how to calculate the solar budget for any number of
square feet in anyplace. Well, my place.
Do people buy that an average figure
Randal,
US have some great maps on this and If I remember right, the North
of US have an yearly average of 5kW per sqm. Average means that
you are going to have storage enough to utilize it. Which will be a
difficult task. With the 35% efficiency for thermal panels, it means
that the average
Hey!
What part of Africa? What Country???
Jonathan
addy abslew [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
HELLO, AAL OUT THERE,
This is just what happens in city rubbish piles here in Africa where farmers go
to pack compost soil from under. Nobody turns the piles and everyday there is
compost fot the urban
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