I remember seeing some one in china converting plastic into petrol.
if you put tin cans in a fire it burns off the zinc anti rust coatings
Some places will how ever recycle cans.
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Keith Addison wrote:
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So would it be correct to say there's no such thing as methoxide fumes?
practically speaking, yes.
--
Bob Allen
http://ozarker.org/bob
Science is what we have learned about how to keep
from fooling ourselves - Richard Feynman
Dear Friends,
As an electrician I wold propose to use a HV
transformer for neon lighting /you can see a lot of
it
over allmost any restorant entrance/ and a simple HV
diodes to make HV into DC. The transformer supply
3000
to 5000 volts.To avoid forming an ark,the electrodes
must be kept apart
Dear all,
I came across an article regarding an (East) Europe or (old) Rusia
company that has been using biomass (wood chippings if not mistaken) for
producing Biodiesel for as far as they can remember. Does anyone know the
name and location of this company, as I cannot remember where I
Hi Jeff and All,
I read that in the archives or there is a link there. Try there.
Tom Irwin
From: Jeffrey Tan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.orgSent: Sat, 20 Aug 2005 03:52:03 -0300Subject: [Biofuel] Biomass to BiodieselDear all,I came across an article regarding an
Rumen Slavov wrote:
Dear Friends,
As an electrician I wold propose to use a HV
transformer for neon lighting /you can see a lot of
it
over allmost any restorant entrance/ and a simple HV
diodes to make HV into DC. The transformer supply
3000
to 5000 volts.To avoid
HELP!
How can I respond to the negative email below? It's from a
chemical engineer friend researching ethanol from cellulose. I
sent him some info from this list to help his research, and was
surprised by the anger. Anyone have specific things I can say in
response?
The email:
Hi Marilyn
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does Journey to Forever have any tips on recycling plastic and
metal? The only reference I found on Journey to Forever was that
Mike Pelly using salvage scrap metal for his equipment.
You sure didn't look very hard.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does Journey to Forever have any tips on recycling plastic and
metal? The only reference I found on Journey to Forever was that
Mike Pelly using salvage scrap metal for his equipment.
You sure didn't look very hard.
Hello marilyn,
Re:Processing of biomass
Biomass molassesused to sell in India for $10 per tonne. It is very easy to ferment it to alcohol and Irigged up a batch reactor which ran for 6 m before I terminated the runs arbitrarily. The alc is easily rectified to 90% vie fractional distllation which
Just a quick question,, Is there anyone else in
Michigan that is getting ready to make or is making
biodiesl fuel from used cooking oil?I am getting close
to having my processor done and would like to touch
base with someone closer to home to share there ideas
with me, and mine with them.Not to
A few years ago I was working in alternate energy as a (mechanical)
engineer. We tried many different sources to extract energy from waste
tires (very high BTU) to pig manure to water. Converting Biomass to
extract energy is not impossible, but can get expensive. Your 'friend'
seems a bit
Hey-
I for one didn't percieve it as angry. It did, however, demonstrate a
perception of reality that I don't particularly like either.
It may not be the final destination that makes the trip enlightening.2gms
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED][EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does Journey to Forever have any tips on recycling plastic and
metal? The only reference I found on Journey to Forever was that
Mike Pelly using salvage scrap metal for his equipment.
You sure didn't look very hard.
Keith Addison wrote:
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So would it be correct to say there's no such thing as methoxide fumes?
practically speaking, yes.
Thankyou Bob! :-)
Regards
Keith
--
Bob Allen
http://ozarker.org/bob
Science is what we have learned about how to keep
from fooling ourselves - Richard
i gave this site a quick browse. looks to me a lot like a portal for bogus think-tank "science".
andy wrote:
I have followed this project for a fewyears, and it looks like they are doing it.http://www.cfact.org/site/view_article.asp?idCategory=7idarticle=459
-chris b.
So why is mail in electronic form not accorded the guarantees given paper?
--Kirk
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Duuk2k2 writes "The Canadian federal cabinet will review [0]newlegislation this fall that would give police and security agencies vastpowers to begin surveillance of the
Hello Bob and all
Some scepticism is in order, but not blindness.
Some scepticism:
http://www.mail-archive.com/biofuel@sustainablelists.org/msg45810.html
[Biofuel] 'Changing World Technologies' Plan to Turn Garbage into Oil
http://www.mail-archive.com/biofuel@sustainablelists.org/msg45851.html
Hi Marilyn
Hi all;
It sounds like your friend is simply a non-believer in the potentials and
realities of bio-mass conversion to fuel?!?
I am a newcomer to this discussion list but I would suggest you start by
referring your friend to Arkenol. If it's all a myth, then they have certainly
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Hi keith
Sorry to be a pain.
Do you think I could use the solid I had left in
marilyn,
i guess i wasn't paying close attention the first time around, but clearly
your freind is not a non-beleiver, as someone suggested. otherwise he wouldn't
be researching ethanol from cellulose. the surliness of his email seems
directed at the biomass sector's equivalent of snake oil
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