http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Society/2011/0120/Bye-Bye-Blackbird-USDA-acknowledges-a-hand-in-one-mass-bird-death
Bye Bye Blackbird: USDA acknowledges a hand in one mass bird death
One in a series of mysterious mass bird deaths in the past month was
the product of a USDA avicide program, which
USDA:
Blackbirds, Red-Winged - killed, intentional: 965,889
http://www.aphis.usda.gov/wildlife_damage/prog_data/2009_prog_data/PDR_G_FY09/Basic_Tables_PDR_G/Table_G_FY2009_Short.pdf
And the rest...
January, 2011 22:23:17
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Help put a ban on nicotinoid pesticides
http://news.mongabay.com/2011/0106-morgan_bird_kills.html
End of Days bird kill just a fraction of real death toll
By Morgan Erickson-Davis, mongabay.com
January 07, 2011
The sudden en-masse deaths of thousands
.
Regards
Dawie Coetzee
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Sent: Fri, 7 January, 2011 22:23:17
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http://news.mongabay.com/2011/0106-morgan_bird_kills.html
End of Days
I signed the petition from Avaaz. I hope you will too. see info below.
Joe
Silently, billions of bees are dying off and our entire food chain is in
danger. Bees don't just make honey, they are a giant, humble workforce,
pollinating 90% of the plants we grow.
Scientists increasingly blame
Good on you Joe.
There's also this (hotlinks in the online version):
http://animals.change.org/blog/view/wikileaks_uncovers_government_bee_killing_conspiracy
WikiLeaks Uncovers Government Bee Killing Conspiracy
by Stephanie Feldstein
December 16, 2010
While the WikiLeaks media frenzy may
... Not to mention this:
http://www.alternet.org/story/149440/%27aflockalypse%27%3A_here%27s_why_we_should_really_be_concerned_about_the_huge_bird_and_fish_die-off?page=entire
AlterNet / By Tara Lohan
'Aflockalypse': Here's Why We Should Really Be Concerned About the
Huge Bird and Fish Die-off
http://news.mongabay.com/2011/0106-morgan_bird_kills.html
End of Days bird kill just a fraction of real death toll
By Morgan Erickson-Davis, mongabay.com
January 07, 2011
The sudden en-masse deaths of thousands of birds in the Southern U.S.
on the night of New Year's Eve have created a frenzy
Help wanted for an animated political cartoon
I have written a script for a short video - estimated 5 to 10 minutes
long, to be shown on YouTube and elsewhere on the Internet,
tentatively entitled Be nice to America. Or we'll bring democracy to
your country. We need a cartoonist to draw the
Hi Andres
Thanks for your emailwell i used 900 ml of Soy oil, 180 ml of Methanol,
3.15g of NaOH..Temperatura was since 132.8 ºF to 122 ºF and 60 minutes of
proccesing. I obtained:
* 80 ml of glicerin layer
*
Hello,,Could somebody tell me if 0.276 inches of soap is normal after first
washing of biodiesel, please?
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Hello,,Could somebody tell me if 0.276 inches of soap is normal after
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hi Andres,
Wrong question I'm afraid,
Are U sure it's soap?
And 0.276 inches doesn't tell us anything,
0.276 on what? 69 inches of BD, sounds good, on 0.69 inches of BD, sounds very
bad.
and is your container of a regular shape? Else inches don't mean a thing.what
wrong with %volume.
And
Hi all,
I'm exploring the possibilities of minor hydro power in my local area
from waterfalls, lake outlets etc. but need a good rule of thumb for
calculating the power potential. For example, what amount of power in
kilowatts can I expect from a cubic metre of water or its kilolitre
Bob Molloy wrote:
Hi all,
I'm exploring the possibilities of minor hydro power in my local
area from waterfalls, lake outlets etc. but need a good rule of thumb for
calculating the power potential. For example, what amount of power in
kilowatts can I expect from a cubic metre of
Rainbow power do micro-hydro generators.
You need a good flow, fall: about 1 atmosphere pressure for every ~10M
drop. But you need to take losses into account.
A friend built a hydro using a 3 phase motor: think he got ~ 300W from it. He
used the Rainbow impeller (that he actually got from
You might be interested in this,
regards
tallex
http://wildwaterpower.com/
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Sent: 29 Sep '07 07:13
Rainbow power do micro-hydro generators.
You need a good flow, fall: about 1 atmosphere
: Re: [Biofuel] Help
Sent: 29 Sep '07 07:13
Rainbow power do micro-hydro generators.
You need a good flow, fall: about 1 atmosphere pressure for every ~10M
drop. But you need to take losses into account.
A friend built a hydro using a 3 phase motor: think he got ~ 300W from it. He
used
Flow (cubic feet per second) x Head (feet) x Efficiency (Approximately 80%)
/ 11.8 = KW per hour
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Sent: Saturday, September 29, 2007 12:51 AM
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Subject: [Biofuel
Hi guys,
Michael, Doug, Kirk and Tallex, thanks for a stream of info
on water power. Blown away by the response. Will be happily spending the
next few days digesting.
Regards,
Bob.
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Hi Chip!
I have a friend (drummer in our band) who is a hydrologist retired
from the federal government (Cdn) . He is currently in Ghana building
water wells at his own expense. This is his 3rd trip , I think and
his daughter has been 2ce as well.
All in all a very worthwhile effort I believe.
What is your question?
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To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2007 2:42 PM
Subject: [Biofuel] Help Wanted
Amongst all you smart people on the mailing list do we perchace have a
mechanical engineer
Amongst all you smart people on the mailing list do we perchace have a
mechanical engineer who can help me with a set of helical gears to drive a
solar device I'm building? I know what it looks like but I need assistance on
the technical front.
All replies gratefully accepted.
Best Regards,
wat kinda help u looking for?.
On 2/7/07, Philip Gwinnell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Amongst all you smart people on the mailing list do we perchace have a
mechanical engineer who can help me with a set of helical gears to drive a
solar device I'm building? I know what it looks like but I
that is how I would do it anyway.
Cheers
Bob
Oh yes, I am in Northants
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From: Mark` Cookson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Friday, October 20, 2006 11:19 AM
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Bob
Thanks for the offered help, I am
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Sent: Thursday, October 19, 2006 8:47:59 AM
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keith
Thanks for that, you can get stainless immersion heater[element] but they
are a fortune to buy brand new. I
]To: biofuel@sustainablelists.orgSent: Thursday, October 19, 2006 8:47:59 AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Help with ProcessorkeithThanks for that, you can get stainless immersion heater[element] but theyare a fortune to buy brand new. I thought any list members may know of other
alternatives? [ or supplys
replacement easier.
Philip
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Sent: Thursday, October 19, 2006 8:47:59 AM
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keith
Thanks for that, you can get stainless immersion heater[element
machine there is a god after all !!!
Mark
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To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
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Date: Thu, 19 Oct 2006 20:48:38 -0700 (PDT)
Hi,
I used a copper immersion heater element for several
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Date: Thu, 19 Oct 2006 17:22:47 +0100
Hi Mark,
How big is your processor?
I made my first 15 litre processor using a stainless kettle element, bought
from a local electical
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Date: Thu, 19 Oct 2006 12:51:09 +0900
Hi to every one,
I am trying to build a processor but having difficulty in finding a
heater
element that is not made of copper? I am in the UK, I have been told, in
Holland they make a brass
Hello,
Others may disagree with me but I use copper heater and some piping in my
processor for more then 1
year. My experience is that it resist to unwashed Biodiesel perfectly.
Although in the wash-dry tank it is a different storry. There is a little
corrosion - dillution of the copper
elements
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Sent: Thursday, October 19, 2006 8:47 AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Help with Processor
keith
Thanks for that, you can get stainless immersion heater[element] but they
are a fortune to buy brand new. I thought any list members may know of
other
alternatives? [ or supplys in the UK]
Mark
From
Hi to every one,
I am trying to build a processor but having difficulty in finding a heater
element that is not made of copper? I am in the UK, I have been told, in
Holland they make a brass emersion heater element but I can not find a
supplier here in the UK.
Any suggestions anybody?
Mark
Hi to every one,
I am trying to build a processor but having difficulty in finding a heater
element that is not made of copper? I am in the UK, I have been told, in
Holland they make a brass emersion heater element but I can not find a
supplier here in the UK.
Any suggestions anybody?
Mark
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To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2006 10:51 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Help with Processor
Hi to every one,
I am trying to build a processor but having
work fine in the boiler.
Best of luck,
Tom
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Sent: Sunday, June 25, 2006 8:34 PM
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Hi Tom
As a further aside
.
Tom
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Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2006 5:25 PM
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Hi Tom
Many thanks for the advice. I will let you know how I get on.
I intend (hopefully) to run B100
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From: Charles List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2006 5:25 PM
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Hi Tom
Many thanks for the advice. I will let you know how I get on.
I intend (hopefully) to run B100 in my boiler. I was planning to ask
about
to the burner (pressure, nozzle, air flow?)
(Just curious)
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Sent: Monday, June 19, 2006 6:38 PM
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Hi Tom
Right, feel I'm making some progress. After a very cold
, 2006 6:38 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Help needed!
Hi Tom
Right, feel I'm making some progress. After a very cold night (-6C) I
can now see three layers in my 1l test batch of creamy canola if I
shine a light behind it. Bottom layer (20%) is solid and dark redy-
brown (glycerine I hope
.
Tom
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Hi Tom
Thanks for that, I tried 70l at the weekend and end
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Sent: Sunday, June 18, 2006 4:29 PM
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Hi Tom
Thanks for that, I tried 70l at the weekend and end-product still
black, so I tried a 1l batch, still black!! I am using new
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Sent: Thursday, June 15, 2006 4:40 PM
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Hi Tom
Thanks for the reply
I see your point- I scaled up from 40l (with a different processor)
to 150l and I should have gone slower. I was just so keen to get
going! My newly built pump and processor
:40 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Help needed!
Hi Tom
Thanks for the reply
I see your point- I scaled up from 40l (with a different processor)
to 150l and I should have gone slower. I was just so keen to get
going! My newly built pump and processor will handle 150l- but where
do you think I
a BD-petro blend.
Best of luck,
Tom
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Hi again
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Hi again
Unfortunately no-one has answered my last post- have I found an
insurmountable problem?!
Going back a few steps and trying
Hi again
Unfortunately no-one has answered my last post- have I found an
insurmountable problem?!
Going back a few steps and trying to figure out what's going on, I've
done some more 1l batches on the original WVO I used in my process,
using 9.5g of 90% KOH I got three layers- lovely bio
Actually, the web tools, web servers are one of Linux's strengths. Google is
the largest network of Linux computers in the world.
Servers, Internet are Linux domains. The desktop is currently its
(perceived) weakness. The reality is completely different (ie Linux is great
on the desktop:
: Sunday, June 11, 2006 11:05 AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Help with graphics
Uh-oh... sorry, I didn't notice the mac part in your mail... this
converter is Windoz sw.
Send me the visio file and I'll have a go at it.
Chandan
Chandan Haldar wrote:
Keith,
You might like to download the 30
Wotcha Weaver
Linux.
I don't think so Mike. Macs are highly developed, I think it'll be
awhile before I could do with Linux what I do with a Mac, and as
easily and quickly. I'm sure I'll get arguments from the Linux
freaks, but I'm on your side, I don't think Macs and Linux are in
Keith,
I have to agree with you that Linux is possibly not yet for every desktop.
I have used Linux for 6 years now. It has a tremendous support network (much
better than its commercial competitors.) There are some jobs that are handled
differently to the M$ product, unfortunately it is a
Actually, Mac OSX is really just UNIX, in the form of tweaked FreeBSD.
All the Adobe stuff would run on Linux as well as they run on OSX, but
Adobe (I suspect due the the not so gentle prodding of
MS and perhaps Apple) has chosen not too release Linux versions.
Anyting that runs on OSX would
Hi Mike Weaver
I know OSX is UNIX, but it took Apple four or five years after
release for the tweaking to produce a really good OS. And I still
don't use OSX, though I'm being forced in that direction, but who
needs an entire software upgrade/replacement? I'll install OSX in the
end and
Hello Doug
Keith,
I have to agree with you that Linux is possibly not yet for every desktop.
I have used Linux for 6 years now. It has a tremendous support network (much
better than its commercial competitors.) There are some jobs that are handled
differently to the M$ product, unfortunately
Hi all
I have just scaled up to a 150l processor. I am using a 200l drum and
have an old swimming pool pump that pumps at 1l per second- which
seems pretty speedy! I have done as suggested on JtF and scaled up
slowly, learning as I go. Unfortunately, my first couple of big
batches (using
It's getting hard to keep the old OS9 stuff running as they don't
release anything new for it. I have some
programs running in emulation mode - poky but works - the more memory
the better.
I run an old 400 mhz G4 w/ SCSI and 2 GB on the board. Not blazing but
I like it.
Ugly enough I have
Hello all
Someone sent me some interesting diagrams, but I can't extract them.
He said: the diagrams i have are microsoft visio doc.s but they may
convert to html. We use Macs and I can usually get stuff out of
Windoze docs, but not this time. Would anyone be able to get tiff's
or jpg's or
Keith,
You might like to download the 30-day eval copy of this converter:
http://www.processtext.com/abcvisio.html
which converts visio vector graphics drawings to many image or
pdf formats.
As far as I can see, it installs and runs fine, but I couldn't find a visio
file to try it out.
Cheers.
Uh-oh... sorry, I didn't notice the mac part in your mail... this
converter is Windoz sw.
Send me the visio file and I'll have a go at it.
Chandan
Chandan Haldar wrote:
Keith,
You might like to download the 30-day eval copy of this converter:
http://www.processtext.com/abcvisio.html
Keith,
Send me a sample, I have an old version of visio somewhere, before I
substituted if for smartdraw. I have a go and if smartdraw will take
them, I can convert them to another format.
Hakan
At 10:38 11/06/2006, you wrote:
Hello all
Someone sent me some interesting diagrams, but I can't
Uh-oh... sorry, I didn't notice the mac part in your mail...
:-) My innocence of things MS is but a small sacrifice.
this
converter is Windoz sw.
Send me the visio file and I'll have a go at it.
Chandan
Thankyou Chandan, I'll send it right now. I'll send it to Hakan too,
as he has an old
Hi Hakan
Keith,
Send me a sample, I have an old version of visio somewhere, before I
substituted if for smartdraw. I have a go and if smartdraw will take
them, I can convert them to another format.
Thankyou Hakan, if it's not too much trouble. It looks like something
useful for us all.
I'll
Linux.
Keith Addison wrote:
Uh-oh... sorry, I didn't notice the mac part in your mail...
:-) My innocence of things MS is but a small sacrifice.
this
converter is Windoz sw.
Send me the visio file and I'll have a go at it.
Chandan
Thankyou Chandan, I'll send it right now.
Helo Keith!
Thanks for your ansver.In these parts oil is usually sunflover or
rapeseed or maybe a bit of soyabean oil.
Keith Addison pravi:
I''m using foolprof process for about half of year with great
succes.Recently I've got oil from diferent restaurant than usual and
here comes the
and the methanol test
was ok, then it most likely is good fuel..
Bob
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Sent: Friday, June 09, 2006 10:56 PM
Subject: [Biofuel] help needed
I''m using foolprof process for about half of year with great
with Keith, if it washed ok and the methanol test
was ok, then it most likely is good fuel..
Bob
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From: "bruno" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, June 09, 2006 10:56 PM
Subject: [Biofuel] help needed
I''m using foolpr
I''m using foolprof process for about half of year with great
succes.Recently I've got oil from diferent restaurant than usual and
here comes the problem.After usual processing the oil was red as if it
woud have full of glicerine in it.The glicerine did settled in usual
amount (cca115 ml) and
I''m using foolprof process for about half of year with great
succes.Recently I've got oil from diferent restaurant than usual and
here comes the problem.After usual processing the oil was red as if it
woud have full of glicerine in it.The glicerine did settled in usual
amount (cca115 ml) and the
hi guy
thank you so much for the info it really helped, and about
the web chemfinder, thats a very helpful site, i really
appriciate tohave friends like you.
thank you once more
alex
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hi guys
i need help, i have a task to design a heat exchanger to
cool 78% sulphuric acid, but i cant seem to find the
chemical and physical properties any where, can any if you
help me in this regard.
thank you
regards Alex
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Alex Mashego wrote:
hi guys
i need help, i have a task to design a heat exchanger to
cool 78% sulphuric acid, but i cant seem to find the
chemical and physical properties any where, can any if you
help me in this regard.
thank you
regards Alex
Alex,
I just did a Google search for
try
http:\\www.chemfinder.com
From: Alex Mashego [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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hi guys
i need help, i have a task to design a heat exchanger to
cool 78% sulphuric
Alex,
Try Perry's Chemical Engineers Handbook, by Perry Green, in the reference
section of the library.
Mike McGinness
Alex Mashego wrote:
hi guys
i need help, i have a task to design a heat exchanger to
cool 78% sulphuric acid, but i cant seem to find the
chemical and physical
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Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Help needed.
Do you have a bung plug wrench?
Chris Tan wrote:
Greetings Everyone,
Do any of you know just how to safely open
Chris,
Good question and good thinking!
Make sure it is cool, and not standing out in the sun building up pressure. If
the drum is left outdoors in direct sunlight it can heat up and the internal
pressure can get dangerously high. If the top is bowed outwards it may be under
pressure, if the lid
Do you have a bung plug wrench?
Chris Tan wrote:
Greetings Everyone,
Do any of you know just how to safely open a sealed 55gal steel drum
full of methanol? It's my first time.
Thanks,
Chris
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Hey, everyone:
I'll be bringing home my first drum of methanol (I've been buying it
expensively in 5-gallon pails until now) in the next week or so. As I
live where it gets--and stays--very hot (though the methanol will be
stored in the shade, the temperature is well above 100F for most of the
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Do you have a bung plug wrench?
Chris Tan wrote:
Greetings Everyone,
Do any of you know just how to safely open a sealed 55gal steel drum
full of methanol? It's my first time.
Thanks,
Chris
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Greetings Everyone,
Do any of you know just how to safely open a sealed 55gal steel drum
full of methanol? It's my first time.
Thanks,
Chris
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Chris,
First, stay away from any open fire or very hot
objects(particularly metals).
Second, Open the small cap first slowly to allow the
air pressure to equalize.
and lastly open the big cap.
As much as possible keep the caps on as moisture would
easily accumulate in the methanol.
Some
Hey Bob;
Thanks for the info. I assume this is for virgin oil. What do you
suppose happens after the oil sits in a deep fryer for a few days at
high temperature. I know the free fatty acid content increases and
there is an obvious darkening and the inclusion of particulate matter.
What do you
Howdy Joe,
Joe Street wrote:
Hey Bob;
Thanks for the info. I assume this is for virgin oil. What do you
suppose happens after the oil sits in a deep fryer for a few days at
high temperature. I know the free fatty acid content increases and
there is an obvious darkening and the
Hi every body this my first post to biofuel but I
can say I am enjoying what most of you have to offer.
Can anyone tell me what the weight of canola oil
is? any size measure as long as its .00 actuate.
Russel
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Mine has a specific gravity of about 0.92 but I don't think I was at 15
degrees C when I measured it. Probably more like 18 deg.
Joe
R Heron wrote:
Hi every body this my first post to
biofuel but I can say I am enjoying what most of you have to offer.
Can anyone tell me what
Thanks Joe
Theoretical is .914 to .917 at 20
deg.C
so .92 at 18 deg. C is very close.
Appreciate the help
Russel
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From:
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To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Tuesday, February 07, 2006 4:01
PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] help
Mine has
google canola density:
http://www.canola-council.org/Chemical1-6/Chemical1-6_1.html
The relative density of canola oil was first reported by Ackman and Eaton in
1977 and later
confirmed by Vadke et al. (1988) and Lang et al. (1992). Noureddini et al.
(1992) reported a density
for high erucic
Hi Bob
Hi Keith,
Here in the clean and green where hydro, wind, thermal and
tidal energy options are coming out of our ears the nuclear crazies have
suddenly resurfaced. They look sane, they even wear suits and ties, carry
laptops and talk in full sentences. Among other things
Hi Keith,
Here in the clean and green where hydro, wind, thermal and
tidal energy options are coming out of our ears the nuclear crazies have
suddenly resurfaced. They look sane, they even wear suits and ties, carry
laptops and talk in full sentences. Among other things they've
Greetings,
I have been suffering from a life attack the last few weeks and unable to
participate on the list. I do expect my power to go down tomorrow night
and not be up for at least a week. Will someone please stop my emails from
coming to my address for me? I know I am suppose to know how
to me I could get some help. Please see what you can do. Thanks and God Bless, Donald
God Bless, Donald Lyon
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Bless, Donald Lyon
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Hello Gary, welcome
Hey Michael
Would like some help
Hello Gary, welcome
Hey Michael
Would like some help also if you have the time. Any advice on the
best way to get started?
Start here:
Where do I start?
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_make.html#start
Keep going.
If you have problems, check the list archives and/or ask.
Best wishes
Greetings to you bio-fuelers,
Greetings J., welcome,
I am new to this list serve and signed up hoping to find some
advice. I recently heard the end of the NPR (National Public Radio)
program that featured Mike Pelly.
The full sound file is linked from this previous message:
Greetings to you bio-fuelers,
I am new to this list serve and signed up hoping to find some advice. I recently heard the end of the NPR (National Public Radio) program that featured Mike Pelly. Through that program I became VERY interested in biodiesel. I have been doing some reading on the
when I collected it. It had the highest titration I have found so far
(4.7g/L NaOH); processed using 5 + 4.7 - 9.7g/L NaOH (methanol process).
The result gave a very heavy/gel glycerine layer. The result that has
been standing in air has formed some gelly-like, almost clear solid
suspended
I made a batch over the weekend from a source of oil that was
semi-solid when I collected it. It had the highest titration I have
found so far (4.7g/L NaOH); processed using 5 + 4.7 - 9.7g/L NaOH
(methanol process).
Why are you using 5gm as the basic amount? Well, we all know where
that
Guys,
I am very green in making biodiesel.
I am trying to put together the parts that I need to make it.
Start here:
Where do I start?
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_make.html#start
Familiarise yourself with the process first by making small test
batches before you start thinking
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