Good points Todd;
I don't want to get a religious debate going here but could one go as
far as to say that all organized religion is a hijacking of the truth
regardless of who is doing it and what thier particular agenda is? I
make a huge distinction between spirituality and religion. I am
Sounds good Kurt but you need to take a liter of your hooch and treat
it as virgin oil and see if any reaction happens with methoxide.
Joe
Kurt Nolte wrote:
Right, so, I think I may be successful here!
Have a batch that I mixed up a few days ago, using a modified for local
materials
Appal Energy wrote:
Robert,
Well, actually, it isn't supposed to be a Christian country. And it's
supposed to not be that by design.
The Constitution specifically prohibits the establishment of
religion, so the whole debate in R^3 circles about dominion and the
United States
keith,
i have been following you now for about a year i
started collecting used vegtable oil and have itsitting everywhere.
i have made a couple small test batchesand have my plans to
thecleaner and processor in my head and am waiting for things to slow down
to build the this winter in
Dusty, I am in Russellville AR, about 4 or 5 hours from you. I will be
doing another homescale biodiesel workshop in January. You are
welcome to join us if you want to drive that far.
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keith,
i have been following you now for about a year i started collecting used
Title: Re: Important, Congress set to gut renewable energy programs
Follow-up.
David
-Original Message-From: Bob Anderson
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3:32 PMSubject: Re: Important, Congress set to gut renewable energy
programsImportance: HighIve
Kurt Nolte wrote:
On 11/15/05, Chip Mefford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Snip
I wonder about the
actual environmental savings of replacing old vehicles with
new, as opposed to, say, moving to alternative fuel sources,
with a closer carbon cycle.
What if you moved to a new vehicle designed to
Keith Addison's contribution of
11/15/05offersa timely and informative look at the worldwide
destructiveness of the uncontrolled wielding of corporate power.
For those who would like to explore this social
aberration in greater depth, read Thom Hartmann's Unequal Protection: The
Rise of
Has anyone heard or seen anything about
this?? Maybe time for some action if it is in fact true.
David
Sent: Wednesday, November 16, 2005 7:50 AM
Subject: Fwd: Important, Congress set to gut renewable energy
programs
Congress to Terminate National Bioenergy
CenterCongress is getting ready
Hi,
I would like to use rain water to wash my biodiesel. We get alot rain in Ireland. I was thinking that I should run it through a 5 micron filter or less befor using it. Any thoughts about this, how clean should it be etc?
John
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True, but since I only did a single liter test batch I only can
safely pull off about .8L using my present methods. Would a retest of
half a liter work? Or should I see how much more I can skim off the top
of the bottom layer?
-KurtOn 11/16/05, Joe Street [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry just have a question, Joe when you
say treat it as virgin oil, do you mean for Kurt to do the whole process again?
If so why would that be?
From:
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Behalf Of Kurt Nolte
Sent: Thursday, November 17, 2005
6:02 AM
To:
Dear sirs.
I have a bottle labeled as: absolute ethanol
95%, and among other things declares Water 0,2%.
Would it be good enough for beef tallow
transesterification?.
I plan to dry tallow at 120ºCduring 15
minutes; use 50ºC; molar ratio ethanol: tallow 6:1; turbulent mix;
tallow has 0,25%
To check for process completion. Reprocessing, basically; if any more
glycerine falls out, the process needs to be refined still.
I've been re-reading up. ;p
-KurtOn 11/16/05, Darryl West [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry just have a question, Joe when you
say treat it as
So if more glycerine
falls out does this mean that you need to adjust the amount of chemical you are
using during your initial step?
Would you repeat this process every time
you make a batch (regardless of the size of the batch)?
From:
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Francisco, what is the remaining 4.8%? usually absolute alcohol means 100%. Is
this denatured
alcohol, if so what is the denaturant?
francisco j burgos wrote:
Dear sirs.
I have a bottle labeled as: absolute ethanol 95%, and among other
things declares Water 0,2%.
Would it be good enough
John Stossel asks if greed is good: http://abcnews.go.com/2020/Business/story?id=1304577Give me a break!He side steps the power associated from wealth (obtained through greed) and the attrocities committed to those who labor for that greed.IMHO,when benevolence appears asthe
On Nov 16, 2005, at 5:32 PM, francisco j burgos wrote: I have a bottle labeled as: absolute ethanol 95%, and amongother things declares Water 0,2%. Would it be good enough forbeef tallow transesterification?. I plan to dry tallow at 120ºCduring 15 minutes; use 50ºC; molar ratio ethanol: tallow
Kurt,
Take a sport cap off of a 1 liter water bottle and put it on top of a 2
liter PET bottle (soda bottle). Invert bottle. Slice off the bottom.
Fill bottle with contents of your one liter reaction. Nest inverted
bottle into an appropriate sized jar, quart sized or better. Let settle.
After
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