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From: "David Reid" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2001 3:56 PM
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Can Biod be replace central heating oil?
> Hi Steve,
>
Todd,
This is where the by-pass filters I handle would come in very
useful.
B.r., David
> If the question is as stated in the subject line, the answer is absolutely
> yes.
>
> Some precautions must be taken to deal with cold weather mechanics such as
> clouding and gelling. Other than t
Hi Steve,
Sounds interesting. Do you mean lpg (liquid petroleum gas) or
low pressure?
B.r., David
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> Missed the original post on this thread.
>
> If the question is as stated in the subject line, the answer is absolutely
> ye
Missed the original post on this thread.
If the question is as stated in the subject line, the answer is absolutely
yes.
Some precautions must be taken to deal with cold weather mechanics such as
clouding and gelling. Other than that, the only other "problem" is the
sludge buildup on the old fue
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> My experience of trying SVO mixed in with the heating oil was cold wax
> crystal blocked fine filter (before the jet) and waxing of the jet,
leading
> to mis
My experience of trying SVO mixed in with the heating oil was cold wax
crystal blocked fine filter (before the jet) and waxing of the jet, leading
to misdirected spray and locking out.
I will not do it again in a domestic unit.
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Try 50/50 kerosene/SVO! I used new oil and kerosene and it worked in my
driveway testing.
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From: Keith Addison [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 3:29 PM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Can Biod be replace central heating oil
please don't berate him, he tries, like all of us.
David Reid wrote:
> Hi Greg,
> Excuse my ignorance but what is Kersone? Is it a brand
> name or
> something else?
> B.r., David
>
> I tried 50/50 Kersone/New Soy Bean Cooking oil in an oil burner. I
> would
> > probably go 60/40 k
i think perhaps that would only apply to treated wood, and wouldn't the
additives cause problems with the heater itself?
Keith Addison wrote:
> Someone suggested to me that the glyc might best be used as a binding
> agent to make sawdust pellets for stoves. Todd mentioned mixing it
> with sawdus
how about in sauna heaters, will it make funny noises and smells?
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> Kerosene is Number 1 diesel with winter protection UNTAXED, for home
> heating and cleaning. Currently selling for $1.75 compared to diesel
> at $1.43 at my local stations in MIchigan
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From: "David Reid" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 8:18 PM
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replace central heating oil?
> Hi Greg,
> Excuse my ignoran
Kerosene is Number 1 diesel with winter protection UNTAXED, for home
heating and cleaning. Currently selling for $1.75 compared to diesel
at $1.43 at my local stations in MIchigan
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "David Reid" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Greg,
> Excuse my ignoranc
Hi Greg,
Excuse my ignorance but what is Kersone? Is it a brand name or
something else?
B.r., David
I tried 50/50 Kersone/New Soy Bean Cooking oil in an oil burner. I would
> probably go 60/40 kero/oil for regular use.
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Viscosity Oils in Furnaces: Was Re: [biofuel] Can Biod be
replace central heating oil?
> In MN quite a few fuel oil tanks for home heating are
> in home basements since it sometimes gets cold enough
> to gel fuel oil in the dead of winter. It would seem
> to me that Biodeisel would b
> In MN quite a few fuel oil tanks for home heating are
> in home basements since it sometimes gets cold enough
> to gel fuel oil in the dead of winter. It would seem
> to me that Biodeisel would be even safer than fuel oil
> to store indoors.
Dana,
Bio-d is considerably safer
Dana Linscott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>One of our members is also considering using the
>glycerine component of BD production as home heating
>fuel and so will need to have this type of setup to
>keep it liquid. He has no room in his basement for the
>tanks and so is planning on building an in
In MN quite a few fuel oil tanks for home heating are
in home basements since it sometimes gets cold enough
to gel fuel oil in the dead of winter. It would seem
to me that Biodeisel would be even safer than fuel oil
to store indoors. Our group has been looking into
converting fuel oil furnaces to
Hi Ian
>Hi all
>Can Biod be used for Central heating?
Biodiesel's widely used for central heating in Europe. But they
probably add something nasty to stop it gelling in the cold weather.
>I see theres many questions regarding Tesla, theres some good stuff
>out there on his work.
>If the inter
For UK, I think the waxing problem is going to rear its ugly head.
Re methanol - you should buy a 205 litre drum for something like £92
including VAT and carriage.
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> I'm going to have to give it a go. Btw, I've had a price on Methanol 100
> litres -£140+vat uk, is that good?
> Thanks all, thanks again Todd :).
Ian,
I dont know if thats a good price or not for the UK as I expect it
would be dearer over there but if that is the going rate believe you mu
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Danfoss makes a preheater, I believe.
www.danfoss.com
Ed B.
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Sent: Monday, April 23, 2001 10:06 AM
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I read an Oil burner book that desc
to give it a go. Btw, I've had a price on Methanol 100
>litres -£140+vat uk, is that good?
>Thanks all, thanks again Todd :).
>
>
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>From: Appal Energy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Sent: Monday, April 23, 2001 3:10 PM
>Subject:
- McD.
I'm going to have to give it a go. Btw, I've had a price on Methanol 100
litres -£140+vat uk, is that good?
Thanks all, thanks again Todd :).
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From: Appal Energy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, April 23, 2001 3:10 PM
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> Can Biod be used for Central heating?
Ian,
Absolutely. You can use biodiesel as a 100% replacement for home heating
oil. There are only two principle drawbacks.
The first is that fuel oil tanks develop serious paraffin and gum buildup on
their inside walls over time. Introduc
, April 23, 2001 5:02 AM
Subject: [biofuel] Can Biod be replace central heating oil?
> Hi all
> Can Biod be used for Central heating?
> I see theres many questions regarding Tesla, theres some good stuff out
there on his work.
> If the interest takes you have a look at http://www.tcbou
Hi all
Can Biod be used for Central heating?
I see theres many questions regarding Tesla, theres some good stuff out there
on his work.
If the interest takes you have a look at http://www.tcbouk.org.uk/
Mainly coil work, some of the members have very good knowledge on some of the
more secretive
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