Well ASCII isn't always ASCII, the question mark in the sentence
Personally I would put my ? (or whatever) on stainless steel... was
the monetary symbol for EURO...
Sorry for messing up.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Kjell Lofgren
Sent:
Hi all,
This experimental turbine design was submitted to me
for comments from the list. The inventor has obiously spent
a great deal of effort in developing the idea and has
received quite a deal of publicity in Mexico where he
lives. I am still studying the plans and have not made
any final
Dear sir:
would it be of any good to add glycerol to an aerobic digester?.
Thanks in advance,
F-J. Burgos
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From: Appal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2005 10:47 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] glycerol
Glycerol
This is nothing new.I attended 3 rallies in DC back before we invaded Iraq
(we had already been bombing the S**T out of them) Upon returnign home, we
saw there was little or no coverage, and even if there was, there were
reports of several thousand marchers when if fact the true amount was
several
So we need to organize local protests too.
Busyditch wrote:
This is nothing new.I attended 3 rallies in DC back before we invaded Iraq
(we had already been bombing the S**T out of them) Upon returnign home, we
saw there was little or no coverage, and even if there was, there were
reports of
Dear sir:
would it be of any good to add glycerol to an aerobic digester?.
Thanks in advance,
F-J. Burgos
See:
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_glycerin.html#biogas
Glycerine and biogas
Best wishes
Keith
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From: Appal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Hakan;
I agree with you that hydrogen is not a simple solution and requires a
huge investment to make it useable at the consumer level. But as I was
reading it occured to me that the same could have been said about
petroleum refining a hundred years ago. It is true that hydrogen
requires more
I have some experience with compressing helium since I work with
cryogenics and helium is used as a refrigerant gas when you want to cool
to 10 kelvin. Helium is very difficult to compress and hydrogen would
be double trouble. However we do have the ability to make seals that
have very
Sounds like someone has experience with running a Webasto or Espar on
WVO (see below). What needs to be modified and how well does it work?
Thanks!
Eric
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Sent: Monday, September 26, 2005
Keith Addison wrote:
By the way, whatever happened to all those folks who were
arrested for the anthrax attacks in 2001?
Exerpts below from two articles in 2002 shed some light on his
question:
1) Thinking the Unthinkable...Was the Anthrax an Inside Job?
Investigative journalist Wayne Madsen
NGO's,
the UN, and especially the western aid agencies are all out to keep Africa
and the African people in submission to the western interests, and one cant
but help see this in the film.
In general, I agree, however not all NGO's are out to do this. I
worked for Engineers Without Borders,
Hello Bob
Bob Allen wrote:
Howdy Tom, I am surprised that the method works at all. There is a
fundamental problem with the pKa's of ethanol and methanol. the
equilibrium
KOH + EtOH -- KOEt + H2O
favors the left side of the equasion
whereas for methanol
KOH + MeOH --- KOMe + H2O
Hello Kevin
Soap Supplies on the web have both Potassium (Much easier to wash) and
Sodium Hydroxide at bulk discounts. You will have to pay a $25.00 Haz Mat
fee + freight + fuel surcharges, unless you can pickup yourself instead.
Can you provide some details of how it's easier to wash with KOH?
My wife and I saw the film Constant Gardener last night and would highly
recommend it to all citizens of the world. The film, starring Ralph
Fiennes, is based on the Le Carre book of the same name, and is about how
the western drug companies use Africa as a testing ground for their
experimental
A viable solar installation has solar collection, heat exchange, and storage.
I've proposed a system that combines heat exchange and storage, thus giving you efficiency of design. The storage tank and the draindown tank can be the same tank, thus removing a maintainance/failure item (glycol -
Hi Tom, Todd
Todd,
I reprocessed a 95L batch using 10% methanol and 3.5 g NaOH/liter as
per JTF.
I recall having the same question you pose re: the lye.
I simply followed the instructions given at JtF and slightly more than a
gallon of additional glycerine mix separated out. The
Did you have to change the gaskets and fuel line?The reason I ask, it
that I have a '85 BJ60.
Greg H.
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From: Scott Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Sunday, September 25, 2005 10:34
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Running Toyota Landcruiser
The Polaris flue is a 2" diameter heat exhanger. That is how the Polaris achieves 95%+ efficiency ratings. That is the good news. The bad news is that the source of that heat is that 100k+ BTU gas burner you tossed out. So you will not get the short recovery times. What is your square footage of
There should be no government subsidies to oil companies, gas taxes should
go to research into alternative energies.
Terry Dyck
From: Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] windfall tax on big oil
Date: Sun,
On the positive side, circulating hot water through the flue should
increase heat transfer rate considerably compared to the original
design as an air to liquid heat exhanger. But the hot water from the
collectors are also much lower temperature than flue gasses. I'm
interested in hearing the
Hi Keith;
If you thought that was a film worth seeing you should also check out
the film Darwin's Nightmare which documents the story of the
introduction of the Nile Perch to Lake Victoria and how remote slavery
works for europeans while they enjoy cheap fish and try not to know
about how
One thing you might consider is a way to enhance the thermal transfer
efficiency by lowering the thermal resistance. If you plan to run
copper pipe through the flue consider attaching it to the surface. I
have used metal filled epoxy to glue copper tubing to stainless. It
worked well. I was
The reality is if the DOD wanted to cover it up it be a Black Op and
the components would be purchased under 50 different departments and the
CDC would be buying all the controversial stuff.
Maybe, maybe not. That's not the reality, it's just your conjecture.
Remember the F-117 and B2 were build
Not to be too much of a conspiracy theorist, but if you were trying to
increase funding for your bioterrorism department, don't you think it
might work great if someone internal leaked a little anthrax through
the postal system, and created a big hullabuloo, which would get
congress in gear to
The US taxpayer really doesn't have lobbyists working for them.
Terry Dyck wrote:
There should be no government subsidies to oil companies, gas taxes should
go to research into alternative energies.
Terry Dyck
From: Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
To:
Hi Kieth,
Keith Addison wrote:
Hello Bob
snip
I'd much like to know more about why ethyl esters is so difficult,
but people do get it to work. How are they getting round this problem?
the short answer is I don't know. I've communicating with those having
success, and read the
Hi Kim,
A Tibetan Rinpoche visiting Synergia Ranch in Santa Fe once, was told
of a gopher infestation in the fruit orchard, and asked something about
the morals of killing, since noisemakers had not worked.
His reply: Rodent infestations must be dealt with.
It was pretty clear he had no qualms
So Zeke,
You're ...not even saying this was bad if it was what happened...
So it's okay for civilians to make battlefield decisions in peace time
- decisions that effectively discount some human life in lieu of a
theoretically greater good?
How about we move your name to the top of the list
So it's okay for civilians to make battlefield decisions in peace time
- decisions that effectively discount some human life in lieu of a
theoretically greater good?
This has been going on for years, whether or not we approve.
Actually, it's probably what inspired the old Star Trek episode.
1) There is a new alternative fuels station at the corner of Clyde (North) and
Woodward (below Carlington Ski Hill). (Old Ottawa West) GreenStop is selling
B20,
E10 and E85 at the pumps. B20 is selling at slight premium ($1.029) over
regular
petrodiesel ($0.989 at other local stations).
I plan to run the water directly through the flue, the condensing
(outlet) end of the flue already has a pipe thread and the plate I made
to cover the burner end has a nipple welded on to it.
stan
Joe Street wrote:
One thing you might consider is a way to enhance the thermal transfer
Hi Chris,
Is this true that Coops are not allowed to make their own biodiesel? This sounds unreasonable. I guess this is just big oil, big biodiesel, and the politicians and bureaucratsway of making sure that their profits are secured. That's rather depressing news for me since my idea was to
What Is Truth? -- Johnny Cash
The old man turned off the radio, said:
Where did all of the old songs go?
Kids sure play funny music these days.
They play it in the strangest ways.
Said: It looks to me like they've all gone wild.
It was peaceful back when I was a child.
Well, man could
Dear Mr. Addison:
Thanks a lot.
F.J. Burgos
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From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2005 7:58 AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] glycerol and aerobic digester
Dear sir:
would it be of any good to add glycerol
sounds like you should be working in Eritrea, which has kicked USAID out of
the country and is very strict about NGO's
From: Zeke Yewdall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Date: Wed, 28 Sep 2005 08:47:32 -0600
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Subject: Re: [Biofuel]
The tiny, resource poor Horn of Africa country of Eritrea, which is in the
process of starting the biodiesel and ethanol conversion process to replace
petroleum imports, has implemented the phased shut down of all USAID
projects and asked USAID to depart Eritrea.
Eritrean officials showed how
Hi all
Iwould like to thank you all for
the good info and increment over the last months.
If it weren't for all the help I would
have failed at this and a hate to fail at anything.
After lots of bad tests batches and a few
large batches.I have found my
Just another point of view.
It may be that Bush is in the hands of the media and the people who control
the media rather than they are in his control. Does puppet on string
seem applicable ???
Scott
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From: Busyditch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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http://www.jinke.com.cn/english/v8/default.asp
290 grams with Li ion battery (just over 10 oz)
800x600 main display
Plays mp3 as well
USB 1.1 I/O
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I haven't had that problem yet. I also use clear poly fiber reinforced hose
and it seems to get soft instead maybe there is a combination of both the
nylon and the poly so it wouldn't get hard or soft.
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Kirk McLoren wrote:
http://www.jinke.com.cn/english/v8/default.asp
290 grams with Li ion battery (just over 10 oz)
800x600 main display
Plays mp3 as well
USB 1.1 I/O
Notice that it reads from a proprietory format, just like my Franklin
e-bookman. (Which cost me less than $50.)
Having been assigned to the DIA ( Defense Intelligence ) for four years back
in the seventies, I do believe that if the US government wants to keep
something hidden they can, it just depends on how important is to them...
and one of the favored techniques was to fund these types of projects
Andres, it might be a good idea to inspect the livers of the rabbits you
slaughter.
Comfrey is supposed to contain pyrolizidine (spelling?) alkaloids
which are said to be toxic to human livers. I don't know whether the
alkaloids are broken down or whether it would be possible to ingest them
from
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