Hakan, I live in the Northeast corner of the US, in Massachusetts. I bought
a Toyota Prius in 2003. I would have also considered diesel vehicles (VW
TDI probably) IF they had been available in my state, and IF we had low
sulphur fuel in the US. I believe 3 states, CA, NY, MA, and maybe more,
In the US restaurant equipment suppliers sell both filters and filter
material that work very well for warm VO coming out of the fryer. The
big drawback with screening on top of the barrels is that restaurants
tend to over fill the barrel because they cant see how full it is and
Interesting still cap and unused wells? That puts a kink in John H.'s
statement This idea that we are somehow using up their oil now while
saving our oil for a later date is flawed. The oil will flow to the
highest bidder, period. statement. I really doubt the existence of such
wells unless the
Dear Dr. Paulraj:
I suspect that it is due to the suboptimal Nitrogen availability in the diet,
because of which sufficient digestion is not taking place (though typically
pongam cake has somewhere around 3.5-4.5% Nitrogen content). May be you can
work on this?
Again, if you had not powdered
Jack,
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At 12:39 AM 3/21/2005, you wrote:
Hakan, I live in the Northeast corner of the US, in Massachusetts. I bought
a Toyota Prius in 2003. I would have also considered diesel vehicles (VW
TDI probably) IF they had been available in my state, and IF we had low
1. Why is diesel fuel so much more expensive in the US? In MA, it
costs at least 10% more, reducing its advantage.
John, two quick comments:
a) over the course of a year, diesel is NOT more expensive than
gasoline. Diesel is more in the winter (when demand for home heating oil
is
Since the first oil supply troubles in the 50s the US has been careful
to keep oil in reserve
This again from a program on world oil supplies shown in the UK, I seem
to remember the program was discussing the US wanting to drill in the
Artic. The program researchers thought it was a fallback
consumers STILL spend the same $$ per week regardless of what you buy!
I've a TDI that gets 47mpg. Our driving per week expenditures are base
on about 500 miles per week. A gas powered vehicle would need to get
40mpg for us to spend the same on gas. Not too many around here that do!
I have
Jeremy,
Can you make glycerin blocks from non gelling glycerin?
I have about 20 gallons of liquid glycerin and about 5 Gal. that gelled.
Jeremy
Pure glycerol will melt somewhere around 20C I believe. However, if you have
any impurites (espically Methanol) then it will stay in a liquid state
If we, in the near future, are to get a sizeable share of our fuel energy
coming form land farming and reduce depency on fossil oil, then farmers need to
stop using artificial fertilizers, which kill the soil microorganisms that live
in the ground and that process soil nutrients for plants to
yes it is air tight. I haven't done methanol recovery on the glycerin and it
still has the naoh in it. I saw the five gallon methanol recovery still (for
glycerin) on journey to forever's site. but others say to leave the methanol
in to make a more flammable log. It also is still caustic.
Thanks
Here is a link I came acrost doing a search they have 200, 400 and 600
micron 55 gal drop in strainers
http://www.thecarycompany.com/containers/ez-strainers.html
Jeremy
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I was asking around in my group of friends and found out that one of
them had a family garage that used to heat it's self with a waist oil
furnace. Apparently with that furnace you could use any used oil
which they believed would burn SVO or WVO. Of course this was sort of
a word of mouth thing
Back in the 80's there was a report published about the findings of number of
independant scientists investigating the effects of burning diesel fuel and the
connection to the big increase of asthma in children. Not only did they find
the two very much connected, they also claimed diesel was
hey y'all have been reading lots but not writing as much thanks for all the
valuable info. i just did a 40 gallon batch and added a bit too lye to the
reaction and am wondering if the excess lye will wash out with the rest of it
in the bubble wash stage. please help if you can.
vincent
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