found greasy looking white deposits floating in it. I stained it and there
is a light film floating on top. It also isn't as clear as when I first made
it.
Is it usable? Can I just wash it again? Any other solution?
Brent
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In urban conditions I obviously dont have too much access to dung. But
what i do have access to is an university canteen. Lots of food wasted
there. Has anydbody porducede methane form food scraps? I could collect
from there. And put in to the digester. Has anybody done this?
How should i
Where can we find the technology data from both sides?
Very Respectfully,
Michael Foster
http://RecoveryByDiscovery.com
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James,
Doing a careful titration is very important when using
a new oil source. Animal fats require more base
catalyst. Acid/base is the best way to go for optimum
yeild and minimal soap.
Diff
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I have been making biodeisel from WVO for a few
years,
'select all', then click on 'Mark as read'. Then as new messages come, they
are noted beside the name of the folder you are using. That way you know
without opening it if there is anything new.
Chris Kueny
Cayce, SC
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To my mind, it is really intensive farming vs
non-intensive farming.
In Asia, even small farms are generally intensive. I
have seen some small free-range poultry farms where
chickens and ducks are given about 2 to 3 sq ft of
space per bird, in an enclosed yard. That's
intensive. Off the
Dear Guag:
Seems a good approach would be to effect a gradual
transition. I gather you're in Thailand and no nothing
of that region, but I do work in forestry in Canada
and am semi reliant on biofuels.
There is no such thing as a useless tree--- promote
the harvesting of less desired species
dear martin,
it is ok.
regards
carlos
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Subject: [Biofuel] testing
this is a test
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I wonder if any of the biofuel enthusiast will know a source of a small
vegetable oil press (expeller). Looking on the 2 to 4 liter of oil per
hour range, or 8 to 16 kg if seed per hour.
This is an small press, however I am looking for an industrial type of
machine not a kitchen type one. The
Ed Beggs has some info on Komet presses.
Check www.biofuels.ca
-Joey
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Hi, Panni,
Thakns for your message. Could you send some links about the heating of
reactor.
Thanks Davaa
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Oilseed presses
http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel_supply.html#Oilpress
I wonder if any of the biofuel enthusiast will know a source of a small
vegetable oil press (expeller). Looking on the 2 to 4 liter of oil per
hour range, or 8 to 16 kg if seed per hour.
This is an small press, however
To my mind, it is really intensive farming vs
non-intensive farming.
But there are many kinds of intensive farming that are fully
sustainable and not at all inhumane. Eg, the French Intensive methods
used by John Jeavons, or the traditional Chinese farming system still
used all over
Hi Hal ;
Yes good advice. I had worded it a little
differently, but same idea, ie. selective felling of
the less desired species to make room for the desired
species to grow adequately. Without felling a few
trees to open the canopy I had experience that new
platings of the more desired
Actually the difference is whether or not we see the land as a resource to
be used up or as something to be improved. Many good types of farming are
extremely intensive. But not monocrop, intensive. Square foot gardening
is a great example. You mix plants, those that have short roots
Hello Francisco,
Thank you for your suggestions. I already have contacted Magic Mill, and
I will contact IGB Montforts in Germany. Because of budgetary constraint
in our project we need to use US made equipment. I was hoping to find a
US manufacture of this type of press. This will be the ideal
Agreed. Traditionally, in my country, you will have a
small piece of land around your house, intensively
grown with a variety of plants, all done without
fertilisers and pesticides.
I am doing that now, creating little forests of
trees - some aromatics intermixed with fruits,
companion
Thanks Keith, for clarifying. In many ways, my
farming methods are intensive but sustainable - more
output than inputs, soil becoming richer with each
passing year rather than being depleted, etc. But on
the whole, I am not hopeful all said and done. In my
country we have some of the oldest
My experiments done a few yearsago suggests u can setup easily anywhere. I was
operating it as CO2 generator using garden waste and soil. CO2 generation was
absorbed in alkali and found to follow the observed rate for methanogenesis
which yields equal quantities of CH4 and CO2. I just used
Someone posted some information a week or so ago about what chemicals to
add to biodiesel to prevent oxidation. Any chance of a repeat of the
chemicals in question and also if anyone knows where they can be
obtained? I tried www.biofuelsystems.com but I have had no reply to
emails or fax's.
Sorry for the repetition of this question but my mailbox got trashed!
Someone posted some information a week or so ago about what chemicals to
add to biodiesel to prevent oxidation. Any chance of a repeat of the
chemicals in question and also if anyone knows where they can be
obtained? I
More than 100 years ago, the methane gas was collected from the city suer
system and used for street lights. It ha been said before, but it is
important to understand, that it is many ready for use technologies are
out there and they already proven their usability.
Hakan
At 03:59 PM
various health issues
the following is from
Consumer Health Digest #05-11, March 8, 2005.
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Dr. Joseph Mercola gets FDA warning letter.
The FDA has ordered Joseph Mercola, D.O., of Schaumburg,
Illinois, to stop making illegal
I don't know if you'v mentioned this method yet but it might be worth a try
it's not for novice biofuel makers.
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_aleksnew.html#easymeth
It would be worth discussing it with Kieth Addison before attempting it. I
think you'll find he's very patient and
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