Dear friends:
My name is Ruben Mundaca and i am from Bolivia, South
America. E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is the first time i participate of this forum and i am
happy of introducing me with a good new.
As the result of popular pressure due to the
increasing fuel prices, Bolivian government has
Hello Luc,
I only did a 500ml test batch because I lost more than half in an a
ccident resulting in a burn on my hand and a oily sink. I would be
lead to elieve that the oil I got was very close to new. I got it
from my neihborhood applebees around lunch time and they say that
I thinking you are joking, but I can't tell for sure. You don't
really think that it is feasible to export power from the moon to
earth, do you?
Andy
On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 12:13:15 -0600, Anti-Fossil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll take some of that surplus, strictly for medicinal purposes of
Op maandag 24 januari 2005 15:09, schreef Keith Addison:
I wonder where you're getting your information on making biodiesel
from Gregory?
Well, a little bit from everywhere. The one article sais do it like this, the
other one like that,... For the one you need titration, for the other you
It will also leach minerals out of you body.
Andy
On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 13:57:09 -0800 (PST), Guag Meister
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Tim and Kim ;
Once I was at the counter buying some chemicals from a
supplier and I heard the clerk arguing over the phone
with a customer that they didn't
nomex coveralls for the occasional job that needed them, but now they want
this chemical laden stuff on the guys every day! I have asked at my fire
department, which I just left being an active volunteer firefighter last
spring, but they didn't know about the hazards of this stuff.
Bright
unemployed. This is especially true for immigrants. The bosses expect us
to be more grateful and they really get mad if we disturb the peace.
Bright Blessings,
Kim
At 02:54 PM 1/24/2005, you wrote:
Kim
There is a right to know law that requires all companies to make
available the MSDS
Hello Tim, Peter, Kim, et al
There is a variation on the MSDS ruling for storing available
information on MSDS and safety requirements when using general consumer
products as reported by OSHA for medical/ dental offices... and I assume
that it should apply to all businesses. It is no longer
Kim - I am not the expert...just giving you my
personal experience...but I am focusing on all the
more environmentally friendly as can be compounds
and thus the safer alternative that many experts now
consider are the Borax/Borate based fire retardants.
Kim Garth Travis wrote:
There are many laws that if you stand on your rights, you are soon
unemployed. This is especially true for immigrants. The bosses expect
us to be more grateful and they really get mad if we disturb the peace.
Bright Blessings,
Kim
Hi Kim,
I understand your
hello greetings from mexico..
we have a drum of thick paste wvo.. from carl's jr
it is solid at room temperature but if it is heated it;s ok to filter... , i
did a mini batch and got about 30% yello amber looking liquid.. and thick
paste at the bottom..
think hits yellow amber methil esters
Hello fellow list members,
About a month ago now, I undertook to build my second waste oil heater.
Though it is still not finished, it will be within a matter of days, so I
thought an update was in order.
I initially undertook this project as a favor for a friend. But for reasons
known only to
that come out of that stove.
Oven temp controlled at the burner or extra heat shunted away from the
oven?
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From: Anti-Fossil [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 24, 2005 11:47 PM
Subject: [Biofuel] waste oil heater update
Hello
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Because Hardee's makes no pretensions that the Hardee's thickburger
is good for you.
And they are reveling in the publicity from Jacobson's group, Leno
and Letterman.
Jacobson says that if Hardee's persists in marketing this junk, it
should at least list calories right up on the menu board.
Op maandag 24 januari 2005 15:09, schreef Keith Addison:
I wonder where you're getting your information on making biodiesel
from Gregory?
Well, a little bit from everywhere. The one article sais do it like this, the
other one like that,... For the one you need titration, for the other you
There will be some temperature control via needle valve installed in the
fuel line, approx. 30 before fuel line enters air intake pipe. However, I
still may need to consider some heat shunting if high temps become an issue.
My intent is for this oven to be a slow cooking/low temp. (220 deg. F to
government on biodiesel standards:
http://www.deh.gov.au/atmosphere/biodiesel/publications/pubs/psa.pdf
La Garenne Colombes 12/08/2003
August 2003
PSA Peugeot Citron
Comments On The Environment Australia Proposed Standard For Fuel
Parameters (Biodiesel) - Commonwealth Position
The
is available at:
http://www.nbb.org/news/taxincentive/IRS_Fuel_Tax_Guidance_Document_121604.pdf
(If the url breaks in transmission, copy and paste it into a
word-processor and join it back together again.)
The National Biodiesel Board has released an industry Issue Brief on
the new
I am sorry for any confusion I may have caused you Andrew. To answer your
question directly, no, I absolutely do not. But, I also do not consider
myself even informed on that topic. I'm not even sure that it is even a
topic. As far as my comments go, in relation to this topic, they were all
dear Mr Anibal,
I have a drum of off spec CPO (crude palm oil). at room temperature (27 oC)
it is solid, but if it is heated 'till 40 oC it is liquid. I think the solid
phase cause by free fatty acid ( the acid value of my CPO is about 50). to
convert this CPO to biodiesel, I have two step,
How would homebrews register so they can claim the credit for BioD for
their own use?
Andy
On Tue, 25 Jan 2005 21:47:01 +0900, Keith Addison
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The US the IRS issued a guidance document on December 16, 2004 and it
is available at:
Op dinsdag 25 januari 2005 11:36, schreef Keith Addison:
5 minutes at max speed of the magnet stirrer
That's not long enough, no matter how much agitation you use. Max
speed might not be the best. You'll find more information on this
here:
For starters, get rid of that magnetic stirrer. They're not vigorous enough.
And for your next trick? Don't combine methods from different processes.
Todd Swearingen
- Original Message -
From: Gregory Petit [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 24, 2005 4:30
The presumption would be that the thick paste is converted saturated fats
and oils.
Did you conduct the reaction under constant heat? If so, did it seem to take
place in the same manner as if you'd used SVO? Did the fuel wash well and
were you able to conduct it with tepid water or did you
jh
Andrew Cunningham wrote:
It will also leach minerals out of you body.
On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 13:57:09 -0800 (PST), Guag Meister
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
distilled water.
The clerk said the customer was asking what would
happen if she drank it. I told her about the only
thing that would
I don't know if you are aware of this, but under OSHA rules,
*electronic* retrieval of MSDS is sufficient for compliance. A computer
with broadband and a web browser is all you need. Frankly, I was quite
surprised by this, but our University's chemical hygiene officer was
quite explicit on
say. I am wondering, if I do everything they say not to, such as washing
the garments with tallow soap, will I get rid of the chemicals? There is
no reason for my hubby to need fire protective gear, he has never been
involved with a fire in his 16 years with the company. I will not be
5 minutes at max speed of the magnet stirrer
That's not long enough, no matter how much agitation you use. Max
speed might not be the best. You'll find more information on this
here:
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_processor8.html
Biodiesel processors: The Deepthort 100B
This
I think that the oil should stay with the BioD that was produced
during the 5 minutes since little should have reacted. I guess the
best way to see if you are done is to take the top layer and react it
again for an hour or two and see if you get any more glycerin after
the alcohol is boiled off
Palm oil is heavily saturated and solidifies at room temperature even
with no FFA content. The methyl esters from palm oil will also be
heavily saturated and have a higher cloud point. It would be great
summer fuel in the UK but during the winter I would be careful
depending where in the UK you
The initial idea of relaying it to Earth from the inner planets came from
a NASA report.
POC
I am sorry for any confusion I may have caused you Andrew. To answer your
question directly, no, I absolutely do not. But, I also do not consider
myself even informed on that topic. I'm not even
Kim Garth Travis wrote:
I would love something environmentally friendly, but we don't have a
say. I am wondering, if I do everything they say not to, such as
washing the garments with tallow soap, will I get rid of the
chemicals? There is no reason for my hubby to need fire protective
useing it for food i would use it as a kiln for heat treating metal parts
and such. possibly even buy those absorbtion beads and use the oven to
dehydrate them.
- Original Message -
From: Anti-Fossil [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2005 4:30 AM
Keith,
You say: The masses can't sit back and blame everyone else for their
problems, and you put choosing in quotes, but how much free choice
do you really think is involved in it? That means informed choice,
right? As opposed to misinformed choice, or disinformed choice. You
think this doesn't
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I'm looking for pre-combustion chambers of a Oldsmobile 5.7 ltr Diesel '81?
Can someone help
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Keith,
You say: The masses can't sit back and blame everyone else for their
problems, and you put choosing in quotes, but how much free choice
do you really think is involved in it? That means informed choice,
right? As opposed to misinformed choice, or disinformed choice. You
think this
instead of useing it for food i would use it as a kiln for heat
treating metal parts and such. possibly even buy those absorbtion
beads and use the oven to dehydrate them.
Beads? What's all this stuff about beads? Not just you, J.L. Please
see this previous message about Accusorb beads and
I'm not sure how these things work but I would be happy to give the plans
for this heater (WOHv2) to Journey To Forever. The instructions for it's
construction, plus pictures.
Thankyou, offer gladly accepted.
I have to admit that I've been a bit tardy about this, among other
things, for
Hello Kim.
In general, garmet finishes of cotton are prepared to withstand many
washings, some are good for 25 or 50 washing cicles, I would say one year
protection ( a year has 52 weeks).
A harsh washing method is the industrial or commercial drycleaning using
commercial grade
- Original Message -
From: Andrew Cunningham [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2005 8:31 AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Biodiesel Tax Credit
How would homebrews register so they can claim the credit for BioD for
their own use?
At least they won't have
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