Thanks again, Keith. Cool. I do wish you and Midori the very best. Mike
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Hi Mike
Hi Keith...thanks
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Very funny Tom! Designer exhausts! You should patent that idea. Recently
I was wondering if I could make biofuel out of citrus oil and go off
smelling like an orage blossom. LOL.
But seriously ( actually I am seriously curious about citrus oil) now
when it comes to the pour point some of these
Depends on the mix, I imagine. 5% rapeseed oil would be fine w/ winter
diesel
Joe Street wrote:
Very funny Tom! Designer exhausts! You should patent that idea. Recently
I was wondering if I could make biofuel out of citrus oil and go off
smelling like an orage blossom. LOL.
But seriously (
I think you said it Tom;
The money. With all those years in the petroleum industry could he still
be benefiting from that industry somehow? Possible? Running 5 or 10% BD
means still selling 90 to 95% of the petroleum..
Joe
Thomas Kelly wrote:
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Somehow I know I should be
Hi Mike;
We are talking about WINTER rape here. (I'm not referring to indoor
activities on those long dark cold Canadian winters). According to this
farmer winter rape is known in europe and not much here, but it is a
variety of rape seed which has oil of much lower viscosity and has a low
citrus oil is essentially a mixture of hydrocarbons, not lipids so it
couldn't be converted to methyl esters like biodiesel. That doesn't
mean however that it couldn't be blended with bio or dino diesel and
be successfully exploited as a fuel.
Joe Street wrote:
Very funny Tom! Designer
Hi Bob;
Yes that was my thinking. What about using them as an additive to
modify B100??
Joe
bob allen wrote:
citrus oil is essentially a mixture of hydrocarbons, not lipids so it
couldn't be converted to methyl esters like biodiesel. That doesn't
mean however that it couldn't be
Joe,
Like my father-in-law often laments: It's all about money.
Todd's post explains subidies for blending BD in with petro. It also
mentions a premium charge:
. allows the blender to net the entire subsidy plus charge a premium
of several cents per gallon for the blended fuel.
Todd,
Thanks for the reply.
If I understand you correctly, a reasonable strategy is to start at
lower blends, largely due to limited production ( demand?). Subsidies and a
premium added to blends help to make production profitable. As profit
stimulates production, blends can be
Unwashed biodiesel the expensive redneck way:
http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=457773184300286737q=biodiesel
I'm lost for words on this one...
Matt.
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I don't see why not.
Joe Street wrote:
Hi Bob;
Yes that was my thinking. What about using them as an additive to
modify B100??
Joe
bob allen wrote:
citrus oil is essentially a mixture of hydrocarbons, not lipids so it
couldn't be converted to methyl esters like biodiesel. That
Joe,
Too late to patent designer exhaust. Somebody told me an exhaust
aroma additive is already on the market.
I have little experience using canola and none w. winter canola.
I would expect varieties of the same plant, adapted to different
environmental conditions to have
Hi
Bob,
Keith was a bit
faster (and for shure better )in responding to your mail than
me
there is only one thing
i would like to add:
When I notice
injusticeÂ… I speak against it at the leastÂ… and when I can, DO something about
it, without hurting others in the process. Basically, I do
RESUME: GEORGE W.
BUSH 1600 Pennsylvania AvenueWashington , DC 20520EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCELAW ENFORCEMENTI was arrested in Kennebunkport, Maine, in 1976 fordriving under the influence of alcohol. I pled guilty, paid a fine, andhad my driver's license
What? It looks suitably juvenile for the western world to me! What's
the problem.groan
I like the way he just mixes up the methoxide with a broomstick.
Joe
Matthew Law wrote:
Unwashed biodiesel the expensive redneck way:
Bob and all,
here is an answer of my goog friend Shadi Hadjara,a
Christian Palestinenser
on your Mail
Fritz
Actually, the tactic of deploying
suicide bombers against Israeli civiliansonly started in 1994 in retaliation
to the Hebron Massacre. In March 1994,at the peak of the peace process
Thomas,
Lower blends result in higher profits?
1 gal B-100 --- 10 gal B-10 blend.
The subsidy doesn't change by lowering the blend. The increased profit
comes from the premium charges on the blend (regardless of % BD). Ex. 5
cents on 10 gal rather than on just 1gal. Have I got it
there is a gas station in my hometown that was selling E85 and was doing a
real good job until his wholesalers started raising their prices claiming
lack of supply. im tempted to move back to illinois and feed his tanks just
to twist the petrol companies collective nose. maybe even supplant the
Let's see.
Use only good oil, no fats, eh? So what is the friendly restaurant owner
going to do with the chaf after the local redneck/tree-hugger has taken
the cream off the top?
Nice methanol exposure demonstration. Kids gather 'round and watch daddy
real close...
Then there's the
The argument that you will hear for justifying the profit taking off blends is that they have to hold different inventories. Nonsense. The stuff is blended at the nozzle. Reset the mixer and pump a different tanker compartment with a different blend than the last one that was filled. Reset it for
shall we re-inform them? or would it be a wasted effort?
Jason
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Let's
AMAZINGFuel is just so we can do things like burn tyresThere is no hope until we destroy the car cultureLeoMatthew Law [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Unwashed biodiesel the expensive redneck way:http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=457773184300286737q=biodieselI'm lost for words on this
The damage is done. They've probably struck a deal with Fuel Monster and
are quite happy with their fluff piece and the fluff in their wallet, or
at least a free Fuel Monster.
But it wouldn't hurt if someone wished to point out a series of flaws in
their presentation, inclusive of the
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