Hey Joe, Long winter in the Great White North, eh?fredOn 1/3/06, Joe Street [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi Mike;
I would like to know more. I have lots of ideas too, like peel and
stick butter. Imagine a thin square of butter that fits perfectly on
your bread on release paper. Just peel
Hi Mike;
I would like to know more. I have lots of ideas too, like peel and
stick butter. Imagine a thin square of butter that fits perfectly on
your bread on release paper. Just peel and stick. Ring shapes are for
bagels. Or you know those moist towlettes they give you in a restaurant
for
Here's an angle to consider. Buy an older car for less money, do the
work yourself and only cover yourself with liability insurance. If you
have an accident you will have to pay but the car is an old beater which
BTW means you have avoided all the negative issues associated with new
cars
Hi Todd;
When you talk about thickness of layers, is this with the Dr. Pepper
size container? Someone using a shallow wide container would have a
much worse condition (with a 1mm layer) than someone using a tall
narrow container no? Maybe when giving this type of information we
should talk
Yeah and it's always dark damnit! I need OLED's embedded in the fur on
the hood of my parka.
J
Fred Finch wrote:
Hey Joe,
Long winter in the Great White North, eh?
fred
On 1/3/06, Joe
Street [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi Mike;
I would like to know more. I have lots of
Ken Provost wrote:
On Jan 2, 2006, at 3:33 PM, Logan Vilas wrote:
In the better Titration Method I find it's easier to mix my stock
solution
with 20grams in 500milliters distilled water.
OK -- we now have 4% NaOH soln.
That gives .4% w/v lye solution when 5ml is added to 45ml
"Anyone have any experience with this?"I went throught the patent process (US 6,897,423) and you're right, it's a big deal. No one should commit to it unless they are sure it's necessary. I also think you're right about owning IP without a patent.The"first to invent" system in the US is
Heat and vacuum is pretty hard to beat for drying oil IMHO.
Joe
Mike Weaver wrote:
Hi Lee,
I've found it easier to switch to a better WVO source than to fiddle too
much de-watering. That said, heat and time will work.
Lee Eady, D.C. wrote:
I am just getting started making
It seems to me that using a more concentrated titrant would increase error not
reduce it. Better
would be to use more of a less concentrated titrant with a higher volume of the
solution to be
titrated (other things being equal)
John Hayes wrote:
Ken Provost wrote:
On Jan 2, 2006, at 3:33
On Jan 2, 2006, at 8:20 PM, Logan Vilas wrote:
When using the better titration method I'm using 4ml oil and 40ml
Isopropyl.
Ah,ha! Well, I guess I should have read what the better titration
method involved! Not sure why it's better, but clearly it will work.
-K
Let's wake up here, at least for the moment Joe.
Soda pop comes in multiple sized bottles, as do drums, tanks and
buckets. Your problem isn't dependant upon whether or not your container
was a 20 ounce, 1 liter or 2 liter jug.
The thin interface layer of a completed reaction is the result of
Huh??? I can buy that the interface layer for a completed reaction is
related to the contact between water and fuel as you say, and is
therefore dependent only on surface area of the interface, not volume
of the reaction. Therefore it is a constant thickness regardless of
volume or shape of the
Zeke,
Your comments reiterate what was said, save for one area.
Bad is a matter of subjective opininion. Whether the five centimeters
is in a five-thousand gallon tank, five-hundred or five still indicates
reaction incompletion. Five centimeters of emulsion in a spritz bottle
indicates the
No way, Redler. I'm on to you. You already stole my Biodiesel plans
and sold them on Ebay. And what about my dehydrated water? You said
you needed to see the plan before you invested and now I see Redler's
Dehydrated Water - Just Add Water everywhere.
You're not going to fool me again.
Yes. You are right that we should strive for a complete reaction.
I've been reading too much about oil drilling today -- many of the
Saudi oil fields are yielding close to 50% water, which they have to
separate and pump back down, but that's considered okay or normal in
that industry (or at
Hey!
I thought of dehydrated water way back in the '70s but didn't develop
it. I have prior art.
J
Mike Weaver wrote:
No way, Redler. I'm on to you. You already stole my Biodiesel plans
and sold them on Ebay. And what about my dehydrated water? You said
you needed to see the plan
Todd;
With all due respect, I think you missed my point. I agree that we
should strive for a paper thin interface, ( and I find it is easily
achievable with experience) but when you put information out there like
1mm is ok and 5 mm is relatively incomplete it is meaningless unless
you give
I saw dehydrated water for sale at the BWCA outfitters in the mid-1970's. It was in cans with specific instructions on how to use it. It sat on the shelf along with all the other dehydrated food stores.Been developed!!
fredOn 1/3/06, Joe Street [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey!
I thought
Mike,
As far as I know, the first to publish, is valid in most countries
and overrides any patent. If you can prove that you had the idea
before a patent and published it, it is in the public domain,
regardless if anyone managed to patent the idea afterwards. That is
why it is a copyright
Yeah, some of my friends with patents spend as much time in court as in
the lab!
Hakan Falk wrote:
Mike,
As far as I know, the first to publish, is valid in most countries
and overrides any patent. If you can prove that you had the idea
before a patent and published it, it is in the public
What do they pack styrofoam in when they ship it?
Fred Finch wrote:
I saw dehydrated water for sale at the BWCA outfitters in the
mid-1970's. It was in cans with specific instructions on how to use
it. It sat on the shelf along with all the other dehydrated food stores.
Been developed!!
They ship it as little beads of styrene plastic and then they blow them
up. But I got a better question for you? What is the speed of dark?
And I got more where that came from
Mike Weaver wrote:
What do they pack styrofoam in when they ship it?
Fred Finch wrote:
I saw
Hi Bob;
The etherified glycerine is supposed to be 1,2,3-Propanoate, whatever
that is, I can not find much data on it.
Joe
bob allen wrote:
Without knowing more about the chemical composition of the product mix, it is difficult to say much
about the physical properties. Application of
"As far as I know, the first to publish, is valid in most countries and overrides any patent. If you can prove that you had the idea before a patent and published it, it is in the public domain, regardless if anyone managed to patent the idea afterwards."I disagree. There is a clear
For those interested in larger biodiesel and other production equipment.
http://www.exllc.com/
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Howdy Joe,
That name, 1,2,3-Propanoate, is wrong. It is named as if it were an ester,
but can't mean anything
to a chemist unless it is someones pet common name. It doesn't conform to the
IUPAC nomenclature.
If you etherify glycerin with methanol, you get a tri-ether,
http://www.thenation.com/doc/20060109/schell
The Hidden State Steps Forward
Jonathan Schell
When the /New York Times/ revealed that George W. Bush had ordered the
National Security Agency to wiretap the foreign calls of American
citizens without seeking court permission, as is indisputably
I got nothin' to say to you Weaver. If you want anything more outa me, your gonna have to beat it out.Uh, wait. You might be bigger than me. Never mind.Anyway, that wasn't me. The only thing Ihad on ebaywasmy invention"device for pushing cooked spaghetti up a wild cat's ass and method".
I have found this an interesting
discussion, which has left me a little more confused about what I need to do. I am gathering the take home message from
my original question is that the Dr Peppers technique might not be the best one
and that I need to look more at my over all process to
With all due respect Joe, nothing was missed in the slightest. But if
you wish to beat a dead horse, by all means feel free to do so.
The preference here is not to adhere to fall back positions of
acceptability until absolutely necessary. (After all, people are
burning straight veg oil. A few
I hear ya, Redler. I don't wanna brag, but I worked my way through
collige kollege calleg (school) as a mover, so look out. I might break
in and rearrange your furniture.
I know it was you - I could tell by your Ebay name:
michaelredlerscheapbiodieselrecipes. We know why you're here.
Uh oh.
Joe Street wrote:
They ship it as little beads of styrene plastic and then they blow
them up. But I got a better question for you? What is the speed of
dark? And I got more where that came from
Mike Weaver wrote:
What do they pack styrofoam in when they ship it?
Fred Finch
Redler, where is my peel 'n stick butter? I sent my Paypal to the Bank
of Nigeria like you said...
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Dont fool around. This already exists.
Or you know those moist towlettes they give you in a
restaurant for cleaning your fingers after gorging yourself on hot wings?
How about a moist towlette with suscreen in it for the beach rather than
carrying around a whole bottle?
From:
They might now be dead. But what the hell there are lots of others to keep
the doors open.
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Hello All,
I thought I should introduce myself and start a
conversation in the process.
I am interested in Biofuels as an alternative to the
fossil fuels. I believe that with all the technology
that man posses that it is a shame that we can't, or
maybe I should say, won't create a ultra fuel
Wendell
Makes sense not to depend on other countries to fuel our navy! I know
that the fuel the British ministry of defence uses is fossil derived.
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Is the settling drum you use the cone bottom or is it flat bottom? What do you use to heat the oil?
From: "Derick Giorchino" [EMAIL PROTECTED]Reply-To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.orgTo: Biofuel@sustainablelists.orgSubject: Re: [Biofuel] removing water from WVODate: Mon, 2 Jan 2006 13:32:23 -0800
Gov Arnold signed into law in Sept 05 a waste collection law AB1065,
that had no minimum use exemption and classified all restaurant waste as
waste grease.
There are several of us in California that have developed a letter that
we have sent to our legislators and the author asking for an
http://www.frybrid.com/forum/showthread.php?t=2080
Mike Weaver wrote:
Gov Arnold signed into law in Sept 05 a waste collection law AB1065,
that had no minimum use exemption and classified all restaurant waste as
waste grease.
There are several of us in California that have developed a letter
Yup I reside in Sacramento this would be good info. To hell with the
governor. Did he not here his buddy in D.C. say we need to work on alternate
fuel.
We the people are doing what the government wont or cant and now we are
going to become criminals. I guess if that's the worst thing I do I will
Just an old oil drum flat bottom. I used a
4x4 stuck it in the drum center and with the help of a hydraulic jack pushed
the center down 1 or 2 . I use an emersion heater. All the
containers I have in my process are equipped with heaters and thermostats. Even
the wash tank for winter
Dear Mr. Mike Weaver:
In South America we have been told that USA is the land of free enterprise
and the land of opportunities and that all citizens are equal before the
law... that is the reason that so many mexicans and southamericans emigrate
to USA!!!.
I can hardly beleave that citizen
Great, my kepgoasrd is not foppded and with beer and onot yoding too well tyopping. I hate it when br guwes theroyugh my nopse and on the koppueboard.tiu gys need to sptop ehis at omce and reyt back to bipdoesal@@
vewdOn 1/3/06, Derick Giorchino [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't
Well lets see, from what I observe there are a lot of baby boomers that
have been eating that way if they switch to prunes as a last ditch
effort to get their plumbing working again growing plums may be the
business to be in in the next 10 years?? ( along with Morticians)
Derick Giorchino
Welcome David,
see below.
David Marquis wrote:
Hello All,
I thought I should introduce myself and start a
conversation in the process.
I am interested in Biofuels as an alternative to the
fossil fuels. I believe that with all the technology
that man posses that it is a shame that we can't, or
Bush lays off renewable,
Arnold ties up Californios with red tape,
Congress give big oil tax breaks out the )[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Paying back big Oil must be high on the Republican agenda,
Another helicopter went down today with an American boy far far from
home..
Happy New Year King George
Note that a big fuss is made of Knight-Ridder's post 9/11 reporting,
quite rightly among the US media, they were about the only people who
were doing any reporting, everyone else was being a White House
conveyer belt. But it's the wrong comparison, IMO - Knight-Ridder was
quite mediocre
I am not sure about California, but in Louisiana the DEQ considers Waste
Vegetable Oil a solid waste. Their definition of solid waste is trash and
other discarded materials that is not hazardous. The key word is discarded.
If I am purchasing the oil then it is not discarded it is sold. It is an
Hi Todd, Ken
Oops, sorry for the late response, I haven't been around the last few
days, no emailing. Belatedly, thanks very much!
The FFA recovery equation requires excess acid to achieve the glycerol
separation. The overwhelming majority of the excess should reside in the
recovered
Hello Darryl
I have found this an interesting discussion, which has left me a
little more confused about what I need to do. I am gathering the
take home message from my original question is that the Dr Peppers
technique might not be the best one
:-) You win a coconut. All discussed before,
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