Greetings Sr. Pannir,
I'm desperately trying to find a way to use ethanol in my biodiesel process.
My difficulty is on several levels. I live in Uruguay which doesn't produce
ethanol or at least I haven't found local manufacturers. So I would have to
start my own plant or import from your
Hi Keith, everyone,
On Sat, 16 Apr 2005 00:48:58 +0200, Keith Addison
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Hello Sam
Choren has got a process running which extracts biodiesel (well, a
biodiesel-type fuel) directly from woody biomass.
We've had quite a lot about it, and quite a lot more about
Boy has Ford botched up the once pinnacle of safety Volvo!
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Subject: Re: [Biofuel] End of cheap oil is a blessing
thats a very
There was a table in the article showing the number of occupant deaths
per 100,000 vehicles sold. The lowest? Toyota Camry and VW Jetta. The
highest, Ford F-150 if I remember correctly. Among the highest was also
the Explorer, Chevy Tahoe, etc. The moral of the story? Avoiding an
Hi ALl,
There«s cityfolk, there«s countryfolk, there«s cold weather folk amd warm
weather folk. Guess what? No one solution is gonna fit all. Those in the
country need what they need. Those in the city need everything. LOL. How big
does a city get before it«s completely dependant on rural
road and they are the same geniuses that drink and drive.
If this is the extent of critical American thought...
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From: Kirk McLoren [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Did an open letter to Sam Kazman about SUVs and have some interesting links
that can be followed up,
http://energysavingnow.com/biofuels/kazman.shtml
Read the follow up answers also.
It is even more interesting statistic, if you look further in the links I
referenced.
I had it with
Hi Bob and Keith.
I had a report on my computer suggesting a method to establish reaction yield
of biodiesel by the viscosity of the origin oil compared to the biodiesel, but
the file was damaged and could not be opened. Does anyone from you know where
to find it on the web ?
Best rgrds
Jan
That's right Greg
I should have thought harder myself! I remember back in the early 80's I had
a 500ci Cadillac Eldorado which got the same fuel economy as a Volvo 245 I
had at the same time around - 1.2 l per 10 km's. Of course the Cadillac was
never doing more than turn over revs even at
Source:
http://news.independent.co.uk/world/middle_east/story.jsp?story=629505
Israel clears officer of killing journalist who had
white flag
By Donald Macintyre in Jerusalem
15 April 2005
The British government formally protested to Israel
after the army
officer
who opened fire when the
It is quite remarkable if you look at the development in fuel
economy between Europe and US. !960 I bought a used
Plymouth V8 that was prolonged to serve as 8 passenger
taxi and fast news paper distribution car in Sweden. It did
average around 20 mpg and at that time you still had a
lot of
Kirk wrote:
My daughter was in an Olds Cutlass Supreme, a 1975 tank. Kirk, I totally
understand what your saying. I don't consider myself a wealthy person and I'm
the first to admit that I can't afford a high end, luxury vehicles like a
Volvo, with safety features like crumple zones and side
I'm planning on BioDiesel as well as alcohol / water injection, a turbo, as
well as the bigger engine.All three, combined should allow me to lean
out the fuel and give better hill climbing performance.
Greg H.
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Biodiesel filtration unit. It does have applications for both. The unit has
an internal electric heater that is thermostatically set to operate up to
110degF, in addition to in internal coolant loop. I have one of these units
on my converted 1994 Dodge Ram 2500 Cummins and am very pleased
I think that part of it, is the long distances in the western US.I have
heard that larger vehicles and SUV's are more popular where the distances
between cities is farther apart.Does anyone know of any statistics that
may show the size of vehicles by state?
One thing I can say for sure,
Mrs Miller said the family believed there had been no
genuine will to uncover the truth
Absolutely, just as they see no need to make slavery unlawful.
When examined closely they do not occupy high moral ground.
Kirk
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Source:
I can see how it should be possible, but I don't know of a source for
procedure. I have the good fortune if a well outfitted lab so I can
determine the same in other ways.
It shouldn't be hard to simply mix known amounts of biodiesel and
unreacted oil, determine the viscosity of the
Bob and Jan
Woud youpls be kind anough to supply me the date if and when available
Thnak you in advance and very best for us
Chico Ramos
bob allen wrote:
Jan,
I can see how it should be possible, but I don't know of a source for
procedure. I have the good fortune if a well outfitted lab
Greg,
For me it is not a big/small car issue, because the conditions
and time of day are more influencing. I have done on average
60,000 to 70,000 km/year during the 46 years I had a driving
licence. I have a full license, which includes all vehicles, with
or without trailer. For many years I
I'm planning on BioDiesel as well as alcohol / water injection, a turbo, as
well as the bigger engine.All three, combined should allow me to lean
out the fuel and give better hill climbing performance.
Greg H.
That will give you a superb vehicle. This year I will be trying to swap an
Hkan
Let me jump in here again on these older CX's. I regularly do round trips to
Stockholm, 1300 kms there and back the same day and the CX imho is one of
the few cars you can do a trip like that in and still feel like putting in
some work around the place when you get back (yeah, maybe the
GoHoff?
It is a very long time ago since the European cars had non
progressive power steering, which I think that some, if not
many, US cars still have. The last car I had with non
progressive steering was a MB 220 and around 25 years ago.
I rented many US cars since then, that had this feeling
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