Southern Kaliforn-I-eh.
By December's end, 2007. Plant is or has already been contracted upon
and should be completed by then.
Don't think it's quite yet proper to say what firm is financing it, at
least not until they issue their first press release, which they may
have already done for all
We
might even be
able to harvest those algae blooms and make biodiesel from it.
Or begin remediation and interception projects to harvest algae?
Lake Apopka in Florida used to be the world's best bass fishing (before mercury
bioaccumation manifested itself as a reality). People flocked there
Hi everyone,
As with many in this forum, I've been trying to stay cool today without
switching on the AC. It's tempting but, so far I've resisted.
I was standing under the shower head, thinking about what my air
conditioner might be doing had it been turned on. Specifically, how the
condenser
Actually that's a conservative value.
See
http://www.greencarcongress.com/2005/12/greenshift_lice.html
and calculate what you come up with in square feet under roof with a 30'
eave.
The proto's already proven the values. All that remains is to upscale.
Todd Swearingen
Kirk McLoren wrote:
Tom,
Per horizontal acre, with the algae growing vertically.
http://www.greencarcongress.com/2005/12/greenshift_lice.html
Bookmark that page and think about buying stock in the manufacturers
of the technology. That is if you have all your credit cards payed
off first.
Todd Swearingen
Right
We might even be
able to harvest those algae blooms and make biodiesel from it.
Or begin remediation and interception projects to harvest algae?
Lake Apopka in Florida used to be the world's best bass fishing
(before mercury bioaccumation manifested itself as a reality).
People flocked there
Tom,
Per horizontal acre, with the algae growing vertically.
http://www.greencarcongress.com/2005/12/greenshift_lice.html
Bookmark that page and think about buying stock in the manufacturers of
the technology. That is if you have all your credit cards payed off first.
Todd Swearingen
Tom
The answer is simple.
Existing Infrastructure, capitalizing on it and profit.
Hoodwinking (manipulation) is all a part of the game.
Todd Swearingen
JJJN wrote:
I have never understood why when they know that putting it in the air is
bad they would start to try and mess up the aquifers too.
So in short Todd, as with the last 25 years, there is no biodiesel
from algae right now on Planet Earth, but hey! it's just around the
corner (December next year this time). Ho-hum, yawn...
Ho-hum yawn ANYWAY, because, frankly, so what? Are you really
thinking in the same corporatist and/or
Well, I guess we could always eat it, the non-toxic types anyway. WRT
blooms, some
of those are quite nasty. Isn't algae farming a big business in Japan? Do
they make anything
beside algae supplement tablets with it? (The wife and I take algae
supplements.)
Peace, D. Mindock
- Original
I had an 02 volkswagon golf that I put 30,000 miles
on.(100% bio)there were no problems till the engine light went on. We took
it too a couple of shops with no results and had to take it to the dealer. $1600
poorer all I knew is that the injector pump had to be replaced because the fuel
Thank for the input and info so far. Still pushing
forward with a processor, but would like to hear more from anyone that has had
trouble with the newer engines.
Please keep them coming.
Thanks, Steve
- Original Message -
From:
DB
To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent:
Thank for the input and info so far. Still pushing forward with a processor,
Start with the process, not with the processor, the processor comes
later. Start here:
Where do I start?
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_make.html#start
Follow the instructions, step by step. Study everything on
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Subject: Eat To Live: GM cornfields under attack
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By Julia Watson
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LE BUGUE,
Hey Mike;
Liquid cooled compressors are nothing new. You're right water is an
excellent coolant and you could do an experiment by simply setting up a
garden sprayer or mister next to the radiator element on your central AC
unit and see how much quicker it cycles on and off on a given day's air
It's being done all over the country. It's called ground source heat
pumps. the condenser uses the ground (more specifically water in it)
as the heat sink. It is fairly simple set up if you have a well. If
not a contractor Takes a back hoe and lays plastic pipe horizontally
for hundreds of
The fuel sensor that failed is actually about a $50 part, but the dealer can't replace it separately from the injection pump. I've heard of a couple people experiencing that, and the independent mechanics with biodiesel experience have told me what the deal usually is. But since these cars are
When chaos replaces oil
http://www.hbtoday.co.nz/localnews/storydisplay.cfm?storyid=3694928thesection=localnewsthesubsection=thesecondsubsection=
KATHY WEBB
Peter Lloyd is preparing for a ghastly future. The world he
foresees is one in which it will cost $700 or $1000 to fill
the family
Hello Mike Redler.
I did have the same idea by observing big air conditioner units that uses a
spray of water on a cooling tower for evaporation of the hot water and
recycle the fresh water for cooling the hot side heat exchanger or
condenser.
In my home air conditioner, I just put a plug on
Whats the relative humidity where you are? KirkMike Redler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi everyone,As with many in this forum, I've been trying to stay cool today without switching on the AC. It's tempting but, so far I've resisted.I was standing under the shower head, thinking about what my air
I am sure that at 20 dollars a gallon there would be a stampede of growers to furnish oil let alone 700. I think the good doctor has been whiffing his own gas ;)KirkAltEnergyNetwork [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: When chaos replaces oil
I didnt see mention of 10^5 gallons of oil. Idid seemention of scrubbing stack gasses.KirkAppal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Actually that's a conservative value.Seehttp://www.greencarcongress.com/2005/12/greenshift_lice.htmland calculate what you come up with in square feet under roof
DOES THE PROCESSED BIO GET JELLY LIKE WHEN COOL? IF SO I HAVE FOUND THAT THE
METHOXIDE WAS TOO WEAK. Try taking 1/2 liter samples and do tests by adding
1/2 gram pre mix met oxide at a time in a pet bottle until you get
separation after getting separation keep adding 1/2 gram mixes keep track of
I have a 04 dodge with a Cummins and
have been running it on b100 for 1 ½ years after researching this to death. And
finding nothing on bio in late models Cummins talks in circles about bio saying
the jury is still out. Although they dont say not to use it they dont
say its o.k. so I am
Bob, Joe, et al
Sure, that much I knew. But, what I meant by "on the cheap" was to use
the existing infrastructure (i.e. existing, underground water lines) as
the ground source instead of requiring a new hole to be dug. Sewer
lines could be used as a conduit for sending heat out of the house
Sewer lines are engineered for the load. Trust me they didnt install larger pipes so you can use them as a heat sink. The smaller the load the cheaper to refrigerate. A "koolsuit" would take maybe 300 watts. The rule of thumb in ac sizing is a ton per dozen occupants.KirkMike Redler [EMAIL
Understood. But, why would I care if the sewer is a good heat sink? I
suggested that the sewer be used as a way of discharging water after it
had absorbed heat from inside the house (or apartment).
I'm interested in finding a medium which is better than hot summer air
for cooling the
Yes but using water like that certainly is only possible for a few. Most water systems are stressed already. The best method would be to use the latent heat of evaporation. It is important to know the relative humidity where you are. The "koolsuit" is a legitimate suggestion. 10 pounds of ice in
So where are these guys published? Such a cell line should be in the literature.KirkAppal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Southern Kaliforn-I-eh.By December's end, 2007. Plant is or has already been contracted upon and should be completed by then.Don't think it's quite yet proper to say what
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