Can someone give me the details or web site about Peugeot racing with
biodiesel which was in an earlier posting? Does anybody know about
documented evidence supporting non-esterifacation biodiesel?
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From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Cc:
http://www.msnbc.com/news/925324.asp?cp1=1
Despite billions for alternatives, car remains king
75 percent of U.S. workers still get to job alone in vehicles
By Lynne Shallcross
MSNBC
WHIPPANY, N.J., June 16 - Ron Brown is a traffic engineer's dream.
For two summers, conscious of the
Hydrogen Hijacking?
The European Union and the U.S. agreed yesterday to team up on
research into hydrogen fuel cells, widely touted as a potentially
clean power source that will revolutionize future energy use. But
while the E.U. wants to develop hydrogen using renewable energy
sources such
Martin, please change the subject line when you change the subject,
and cut irrelevant stuff in previous messages - your message should
have been 1kb but it was 15kb, sent to more than 500 people.
Anyway, is this what you're looking for?
Keith Addison
Moderator
To:
http://ens-news.com/ens/jun2003/2003-06-17-09.asp
EPA Urged to Stand Firm on Dirty Diesel Rule
LOS ANGELES, California, June 17, 2003 (ENS) - A coalition of public
health and environmental groups spoke out in favor of a proposal by
the Environmental Protection Agency to lower pollution from
http://www.enn.com/news/2003-06-18/s_5142.asp
Africa's poor not benefiting from oil boom, says report
18 June 2003
By Tom Doggett, Reuters
WASHINGTON - Oil rich nations in sub-Saharan Africa are expected to
rake in US$200 billion over the next decade from crude exports, but
little of that
racor makes one that works well
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,5232583.story
June 17, 2003
COLUMN ONE
Pipeline's Profits May Bypass Africans
Chad and Cameroon stand to reap billions from a consortium's oil
project, but those living in poverty have seen few promised benefits.
First
There are very strict EPA rules about how biocides can be used in the
United States. The proper biocide for an application is dependent on how
the product was registered with the US EPA.There is a Kathon product
which can be used for industrial applications. I would suggest contacting
http://ens-news.com/ens/jun2003/2003-06-18-11.asp
Gephardt Vows to End U.S. Foreign Oil Addiction
SUNNYVALE, California, June 18, 2003 (ENS) - Democratic presidential
candidate Dick Gephardt says the United States must end its
dependence on foreign oil and needs an energy policy that makes
U.S. Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham, speaking yesterday in
Brussels, Belgium, sought to reassure European officials that the
U.S. is committed to developing hydrogen from a wide range of
sources, including renewables.
It may go without saying, but Im going to say it: I don't think Mr.
From: Marc Bonanni [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 28 Mar 2003 21:23:40 -0500 (EST)
Did you know that Peugeot will use one of the two RC prototypes(born
in 2002 Geneva Motorshow)in REAL race on circuit
It will use the same HDI engine than the red one(2.2l, particles
filter,
Hello Martin,
We are a little bit delayed, but not stoped. We are patenting the process, and
continue the testing our experimental reactor (lab scale). We have delayed the
building of the pilot plant other 4 months because we don't want start the
construction without have our Patent first.
The engine wasn't working very hard at that speed. I suspect it had 2.73 or
2.41 gears concidering it was a big block. With 4.11 gears it would be
difficult to drive on the highway at all. I had a truck with 4.10 gears and
could start out in third gear on a three speed, and it was screaming at
We're about to do a greywater system- basically biological
filtration, starting with a sand filter and gravel and followed by a
constructe wetlands of several containers of water plants., I've seen
it work great on household water, it should work OK on biodiseel wash
water. Will keep y'all
By Laura Blumenfeld, Monday, June 16, 2003; Page A01
Washingtonpost.com
Five days before the war began in Iraq, as President Bush
prepared to
raise the terrorism threat level to orange, a top White
House
counterterrorism adviser unlocked the steel door to his
office, an
Hello Mark
Thanks for the info. We have obtained the same results during our tests with
the phosphoric acid we are also using 85% acid. When the Ph is close to 6
there is a layer of white ffa (if it is ffa) floating on the surface. The
water is still at this moment little white (consisting
Hello Keith,
Thanks for your reply. Yes I have been talking about the filtration system
before as the washing water is one of the problem we are facing as we have
our equipment and process spaces on a old farm, we do not want to let any
unknown chemical (even harmless) out in the nature without
Hello Mark,
All the waste water treatment and cleaning processes are of interest please
update us when you have some interesting info of the system and performance.
regards Tomas
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Lhettj: girl_mark_fire [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Lhetetty: 19. keskuuta 2003
Hello Mark,
How are you working with the Magnesium Sulfate. You add it to the washing
water and the ffa and soap is falling out? If you have further info or some
links to info pls share.
thanks and rgrds
Tomas
-Alkuperinen viesti-
Lhettj: appalenergy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To return to an old thread from the middle of March... So much for a
journalist's job being to entertain a housewife in Indiana. And so
on. Kate Adie was right, the sneerers were wrong, which won't stop
them sneering, it never does.
This is what the powers-that-be (for now) wanted:
An
http://www.msnbc.com/news/925324.asp?cp1=1
Despite billions for alternatives, car remains king
75 percent of U.S. workers still get to job alone in vehicles
By Lynne Shallcross
MSNBC
WHIPPANY, N.J., June 16 - Ron Brown is a traffic engineer's dream.
For two summers, conscious of the
Hydrogen Hijacking?
The European Union and the U.S. agreed yesterday to team up on
research into hydrogen fuel cells, widely touted as a potentially
clean power source that will revolutionize future energy use. But
while the E.U. wants to develop hydrogen using renewable energy
sources such
American public seriously misled
A Knight Ridder wire story reports, A third of the American public
believes U.S. forces found weapons of mass destruction in Iraq,
according to a recent poll, and 22 percent said Iraq actually used
chemical or biological weapons. See:
http://www.alternet.org/story.html?StoryID=16179
Reclaiming the Media
By Robert W. McChesney and John Nichols, AlterNet
June 16, 2003
It should come as no surprise that the decision of the Federal
Communications Commission to rewrite media ownership rules has
stirred a firecry in Congress.
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John said Faster = More Gas. More Gas = More Energy.
Maybe yes, maybe no.
It depends on what you are driving as well as how fast you are
driving it.
As a good rule of thumb, driving at torque peak for your engine in
top gear
Hi again Hakan
snip
Regarding US democracy etc., it says much that they can impeach
a president for not wanting to tell all about consent sex between adults.
How about a president that are screwing the whole American people?
That's often remarked upon, increasingly often now, there's direct
http://inthesetimes.com/print.php?id=215_0_2_0
In These Times
By Thomas P. Healy | 6.16.03
Nuclear Cowboys in the White House
Dr. Helen Caldicott, one of the foremost peace activists of our time,
is co-founder of Physicians for Social Responsibility and Women's
Action for Nuclear Disarmament
Eat the State! Vol. 7, Issue #21 18 June 03
The War Continues...
The circus lions of the US media faithfully refrained from reporting
on the June 9th launch of the largest US military offensive in Iraq
since the fall of Baghdad, leaving Americans blissfully unaware that
George W. Bush
How are you working with the Magnesium Sulfate.
You add it to the washing
water and the ffa and soap is falling out? If
you have further info or some
links to info pls share.
We've only toyed with this at a lab level up to now, in preparation for a 500
gallon treatment process for wash
http://www.latimes.com/news/printedition/la-na-pipeline17jun17000417,1
,5232583.story
June 17, 2003
COLUMN ONE
Pipeline's Profits May Bypass Africans
Chad and Cameroon stand to reap billions from a consortium's oil
project, but those living in poverty have seen few promised benefits.
First
http://ens-news.com/ens/jun2003/2003-06-18-11.asp
Gephardt Vows to End U.S. Foreign Oil Addiction
SUNNYVALE, California, June 18, 2003 (ENS) - Democratic presidential
candidate Dick Gephardt says the United States must end its
dependence on foreign oil and needs an energy policy that makes
I'm not disagreeing with anything, but, just wanted to add in my $0.02 (
U.S. of course 8-P ). Public transportation in many places, is not
reliable enough to get around town, without wasting thousands of man hours
each month. In many palaces, some routes end as early as 6:00-6:30 pm, (
which
U.S. Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham, speaking yesterday in
Brussels, Belgium, sought to reassure European officials that the
U.S. is committed to developing hydrogen from a wide range of
sources, including renewables.
It may go without saying, but Im going to say it: I don't think Mr.
In WW2 the Germans had a SUB that use H2O2 and ran faster than a normal
SUB Any ideals on how that did that?
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Hakan:
While I agree with pointing out the importance of having abundant reserves of
renewable accessible resources on-hand, such as in the Iceland effort, a couple
of things:
If you look hard for it, many other places have vast abundant reserves of
renewable resources on-hand. An example
Hakan,
try: http://www.kucinich.net/index.htm
fred
On Wednesday, Jun 18, 2003, at 10:19 US/Eastern, Hakan wrote:
Fred,
I have not heard about him, it is difficult to know all, being a
foreigner.
Hakan
At 09:28 PM 6/17/2003 -0400, you wrote:
Hi,
How much have you considered
For the second time in recent weeks, we see some concern, for the first time in
the mainstream press that I can ever recall, as to exercising the precautionary
principle in a serious way with respect to the proposed Worldwide Hydrogen
Economy, and specifically with respect to escaping hydrogen
-When I separate the glycerin from the FFA's, can I turn the FFA's
to biodiesel ?
Yes, using acid esterification.
-Is there a way to do a proper titration on this job?
Why titrate? The feedstock is 100% FFAs.
* To detect how much acid I need to do a proper separation.
- I read ( Apal
Murdoch,
It could be valuable to look at a map to see where Iceland is and then
read a bit about them. The prospects for other alternatives are not
exceptional, the agricultural circumstances limited and the location
for solar, hmm. You will also find that the population of the country
is like
I think you've badly missed my point about solar. It was only that most
countries, if you look hard enough, have some supply of *some* form of
sustainable primary energy. I'm well aware of where Iceland is, the reported
decency of its people, etc. Iceland has geothermal, other places have
http://biz.yahoo.com/djus/030619/1515001042_1.html
The administration has voiced support for more nuclear power to diversify the
country's energy supply. It supports proposals in the House and Senate energy
bills to renew Price-Anderson federal liability protection for new nuclear
power
hi tomas,
My real-world experience with constructed wetlands greywater systems
is in household water treatment (do an internet search for greywater
and Oasis, a website with a LOT of information comes up). We used a
very simple system, and it quickly filtered shower water down to a
water that
Thanks for the feedback Ernie.
What I'd like is mostly what I have, which is the opportunity to express myself
on these matters, to get the opinions of others on them, to thus improve my own
knowledge and opinions, and to do so relatively free of nastiness. This has
been welcome, because I'm
Yea, they used 80%-85% ( or stronger ) H2O2, and reacted it with Potassium
Permanente the result was a steam driven submarine.
Greg H.
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Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2003 10:05
Subject: [biofuel] WW2
In WW2 the
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Peter,
-Is there a way to do a proper titration on this job?
Why titrate? The feedstock is 100% FFAs.
* To detect how much acid I need to do a proper separation.
Don't think you can separate 100% FFAs, at least not unless you want
to fractionally distill them by carbon chain length.
But I
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=storycid=509ncid=718e=6u=/ap/20030619/ap_on_bi_ge/mcdonald_s_antibiotics
With all the concern as to bio-weapons being voiced over the last
couple of years, I have sometimes thought that, when we write the
history of these times we may have to conclude
.
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What you described is a doubling in the energy consumed by air friction,
not the net energy due to the increase in velocity.
Martin Klingensmith
nnytech.net
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Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 4:45 PM
Blessings,
KIm
At 04:26 PM 6/19/2003 -0700, you wrote:
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With all the concern as to bio-weapons being voiced over the last
couple of years, I have sometimes thought that, when we write
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From: Pieter Koole [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, June 15, 2003 2:31 AM
Pieter, looks like you didn't get much response to your questions.
A lot of what you are asking about can be found at Journeytoforever.org,
through the archives of
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From: mark schofield [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In England, dispite the Government crying out for
cleaner fuels etc, we still have to pay road duty
at the rate of 25.8p per L (43.3c USD per L) and
before we are allowed to pay the duty ie use the
fuel the Customs Excise
I found this to be interesting, and I thought that a few others might as
well.
Greg H.
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Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2003 18:17
Subject: [GardeningOrganically] Fwd: Where Does the Toxic
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From: appalenergy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Magnesium sulfate (epsom salt) works. Even plain sodium chloride
(table salt) will work to some degree.
Warning! Overkill on salt will produce an even worse problem, as
saline effluent can yield a dead zone just as readily
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