methanol,(18.9 litres for 80 litres of oil) and mixed for one hour and 15
minutes. Could the problem be not enough lye?
Brent
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This is just way to much to contemplate, first thing in the morning.
I don't drink, but, this might drive me to it.
Greg H.
Um, yes, well, sorry. Try coffee (best to stir it anticlockwise).
I think I was just cavilling at the
Sounds like water in the oil before you start.
Make sure your oil has *NO* water in it. There are two ways listed in JTF.
unless you like cottage cheese...
fred
On 4/25/05, Brent S [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am still getting cottage cheese durring the wash cycle. I have enough
Possibly.
Take a liter sample of what you believe to be finished fuel and retreat
it to see if any more glycerol drops out. Strong probability that your
catalyst is being consumed before the reaction completes, leaving you
with a sufficient volume of mono- and di-glyceride emulsifiers.
OK
But don't shoot the messanger. I was paraphrasing some of the info from the
site.
I didn't design the device
and have no association with that company. I posted the item
because I thought that it was interesting. I have some reservations about their
system as well.
regards
tallex
I would think that you could power the electrolizer with PV or a wind generator
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From: Kirk McLoren [EMAIL PROTECTED]
on 4/25/05 5:38 PM, Appal Energy at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could the problem be not enough lye?
Possibly.
Indeed. And the way to find that out is to titrate your
oil. How did it come out? If you had a lot of FFA, it
would've consumed your lye and you wouldn't have had enough
to run the
latest batch of biodiesel came out really Orange. And it had
a very intense burning smell (not burning -- just the liquid).
I realized the cafeteria must've done a Thai pepper dish --
and it was still in the OIL! Love it:-)
-K
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Greeting Larry
Dear Larry
Think of using the fuel gel made using cellulose
powder or wood charcoal carbon powder for making fuel from
alcohol . Several important information are available from the old
list archives of this group. It is not very clear whether
I was washing my last batch and my air stones disolved. What could
cause this problem?
Brent
The biodiesel (or maybe it's the remaining excess methanol) eats the
bonding agent that holds them together. We use ceramic airstones,
they've lasted more than two years now, not expensive.
Or
And if you dumped the power into a resistor (heater) you would get twice as
much heat as the fireplace.
Alt.EnergyNetwork [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would think that you could power the electrolizer with PV or a wind generator
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This is just way to much to contemplate, first thing in the morning.
I don't drink, but, this might drive me to it.
Greg H.
Um, yes, well, sorry. Try coffee (best to stir it anticlockwise).
I think I was just cavilling at the prospect of having to debunk John
Nicholson (biopower),
Chris a crit :
Do you suppose that UK developed a taste for palm oil because it
was readily available from 'the empire'?
maybe, but then It also should be available for France.
In fact here (France, EU) you can find palm oil bars in every
supermarket. (the most famous brand is Vegetaline
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From: Kirk McLoren [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello,
Well I didn't design the darn thing. I posted it because I thought it was
an interesting idea. I always have respect for hydrogen and have been
constructing many electrolisers over the years. There are a couple of
recover the lost heat, but still there have to be better ways to provide
space heat.
It would be just as efficient and a lot cheaper to run a bare nichrome
wire for heat.
Alt.EnergyNetwork wrote:
I would think that you could power the electrolizer with PV or a wind generator
regards
Greeting Keith
Even though we spend several hours of search in Internet about
gelled fuel, we are not able to find any information about the use
of the cellulose , but which have been reported to be very
successful.
Thank you Keith bringing here real practical
Hello Kirk.
Oppss, a new chimera was born in the labs at Tsukuba, I remember there were
many rice field around and inside that town.
I hope they have already have tested and evaluated the eficiency of a
control messures or pest for that kind of rice as the nature does for every
living thing to
the cottage cheese. I took it to 100F and everything cleared up. I then took
the washed deiesel and shook it in a jar of water. It started to sepparate
almost immediately. Any coments? Did I just need to use warm water instead
of cold?
Brent
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Hi Greg,
If I where you, I would be a little more carefull, telling people that try
to find environmentle friendly ways of heating their house, that what they
say is a joke.
Making H2 costs energy, but as long as you can make H2 from a free source,
like the sun is, what is the problem ? Even if
You still run into H2 storage issues.
You would have to spend days making H2 just to run the fireplace for a few
of hrs.
Why bother?
It is more efficient to use the energy in another manor.
Greg H.
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From: Alt.EnergyNetwork [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This is an extracxt taken from 'bio-power' news, a publication
produced by www.bio-power.co.uk It makes some valid points in my
opinion regarding the use of chemicals. I have mentioned this method
of fuel production before on this list and got an overwhelming reply
with negative comments on
Hello Kirk.
Oppss, a new chimera was born in the labs at Tsukuba, I remember there were
many rice field around and inside that town.
I hope they have already have tested and evaluated the eficiency of a
control messures or pest for that kind of rice as the nature does for every
living thing to
threads discussing energy and fuel economy scams.
Here's one message from Ed Service from 2001:
To build a brown's Gas unit you make a device similar to a car battery
with multiple stainless steel plates submerged in a tank filled with water.
apply a direct current to the plates and the
Greeting Keith
Even though we spend several hours of search in Internet about
gelled fuel, we are not able to find any information about the use
of the cellulose , but which have been reported to be very
successful.
Thank you Keith bringing here real practical
Hi Greg,
You are right. When one starts thinking about their idea a bit more in depth,
it sounds kind of silly. Maybe they hope to market it to people who want to see
themselves as environmentally responsable while still being able to drive their
gas hogs
regards
tallex
Alternate Energy
I don't see conflicting opinions. I just see different motives.
Agreed; H2 via electrolysis is not efficient by most comparisons. But, since
when is a fireplace anyone's first choice for an efficient means of heating a
home? Yet millions of people (including myself and other environmentally
Hello Paul.
As you probably know, methanol is used as fuel in speedway, with motorcycle
engines for that fuel. Methanol in gasoline engines will cause:
1. Incompletely burned ethanol forms formic acid, which is aggressive to the
engine oil and material.
2. During cold start operation the exhaust
Hello JD2005,
can you give me some information. What is this radioactive material that
they(who?) are
putting in washing powder. Also how does this material disasociate water or
make clothes dry faster?
thanks for your reply
regards
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JD2005 wrote:
I do not agree with the utilisation of water to get wasser stoff (hydrogen)
but it is possible to dissociate water with radioactive material such as
they are putting in washing power these days to make laundry dry more
quickly.
JD2005
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From: bob
Tallex,
If you think this is silly, you just wait, I heard that they will start to
use it in cars also. LOL
Hakan
At 07:48 PM 4/26/2005, you wrote:
Hi Greg,
You are right. When one starts thinking about their idea a bit more in
depth, it sounds kind of silly. Maybe they hope to market it
I understand that hydrogen flames are pale, hard to see, and emit much
less radiative heat than flames from the combustion of carbon and its
compounds. I don't think a hydrogen fireplace would satisfy those who
wanted a fireplace for the colour and play of its flames and the
radiated heat. In a
I don't see conflicting opinions. I just see different motives.
Agreed; H2 via electrolysis is not efficient by most comparisons. But, since when is a fireplace anyone's first choice for an efficient means of heating a home? Yet millions of people (including myself and other environmentally
Mike,
At 07:56 PM 4/26/2005, you wrote:
I don't see conflicting opinions. I just see different motives.
Agreed; H2 via electrolysis is not efficient by most comparisons. But,
since when is a fireplace anyone's first choice for an efficient means of
heating a home? Yet millions of people
invisible. Instead gather around a nice red nichrome wire.
Michael Redler wrote:
I don't see conflicting opinions. I just see different motives.
Agreed; H2 via electrolysis is not efficient by most comparisons. But, since when is a fireplace anyone's first choice for an efficient means of
I do not agree with the utilisation of water to get wasser stoff (hydrogen)
but it is possible to dissociate water with radioactive material such as
they are putting in washing power these days to make laundry dry more
quickly.
JD2005
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From: bob allen
I guess if you
Anybody know how to sound proof a Changfa diesel generator?
JD2005
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