I recently came across a number of papers
on a super critical methanol method for making
biodiesel. No catalyst is required, but high
temp and pressure are necessary. It seems that
this method may have great advantages over the
normal catalyzed methods.
Does anyone have any experience with
Congratulations Wendy,
When my older sister refers to her younger sisters she calls us the
rich one and the eccentric one. As you may have guessed, I am the
eccentric one. I believe that my influence on the world may be greater
than the sister that built the mansion on the hill (and she is
I am doing some consulting work for Pace Global Energy
Services in energy management and energy conservation.
I would like to expose them to biofuels and
alternative fuels and add this to their ur energy
management portfolio. There is an opportunity to
supplement the energy management companies
Wishing all of you the very best.
Kirk
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That's what I question, I'm not sure it does work like that. I think
it might work on the There aren't any pink elephants within
thousands of miles of here principle.
I find it most ironic to see spam messages for
I do not know of any commercial biodiesel production via supercritical
methanol. From what I understand, you need a bath of molten metal just
to get started . . .
~leif
On Dec 13, 2004, at 6:36 PM, Roland wrote:
I recently came across a number of papers
on a super critical methanol
The forward of Energy from rolling ocean waves reports more good news.
A young inventor named Aaron Goldin has won the Nat. Science Contest's
top prize for his invention that harnesses energy from the ocean. Aaron
says, it generates electricity from the power of rolling ocean surface
waves, To
Thanks for the reminder, Peggy, we can all use them from time to time.
Regards,
Edward Beggs B.E.S. M.Sc.
Neoteric Biofuels Inc.
http://www.biofuels.ca
On Dec 13, 2004, at 4:53 PM, Peggy wrote:
While reviewing the writings of one of my favorite philosophers, Jane
Roberts, a quote she
Backyard Power Device that looks like a small shed and has a 15KW Diesel
gen, 6000AH battery and a pair of Xantrex 4024s. The gennie would only
need to run a few hours a day to recharge the battery. My ears
perked-up when I heard Niagara Mohawk.
Phil
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I do not know of any commercial biodiesel production via
supercritical methanol. From what I understand, you need a bath of
molten metal just to get started . . .
Oh, that too? LOL!
They're still touting it, but nobody's using it, not even them. See:
I kinda figure Monsanto et. al. prefer it milled and not planted as well. Or
would they want it planted so they could try to extract blood from a turnip
in patent lawsuits?
Doug, N0LKK
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22. When she moved out to go to college last year I (her Dad) bought an 02
Golf TDI and kept up production currently 180 gal per MoDB
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Sent: Sunday, December 12, 2004 3:53 AM
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I'm jealous!
I work in an RD group for a medical device manufacturer and have worked as a
mechanical and electrical engineer for about 15 years. I get the impression
that he's having a lot more fun tinkering than me.
If only more companies had the spine to turn guys like Aaron loose in
Congrats Wendy,
Your excitement is contagious, and it is also very nice too see! I think
your I don't care attitude regarding your families opinion of your current
level of sanity is very healthy as well. You certainly aren't the first to
be declared insane for realizing that you can do every
am building a reactor out of a 150 gallon vessel and want to use vacuum
to dry incoming waste oil, dry washed biodiesel, and recover methanol
from glycerin and biodiesel. I am trying to figure out what vacuum pump
I need (at least the ball park specifications) and find an affordable
source.
Hallo Friends,
I may be out of line here with this idea I have but here it is. Martin
Klingensmith has volunteered his time and effort to giving this list a
good home. More than the time and effort I believe he is spending his
own money on the physical resources (hardware/software) needed to
I'd be all for it.
Brian
Hallo Friends,
I may be out of line here with this idea I have but here it is. Martin
Klingensmith has volunteered his time and effort to giving this list a
good home. More than the time and effort I believe he is spending his
own money on the physical resources
Either way, sounds like a great idea too me. Just say the word Gustl.
AntiFossil
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From: Gustl Steiner-Zehender [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2004 12:26 PM
Subject: [Biofuel] Martin's Job
Hallo Friends,
I may be
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