* Rudolf Diesel, the inventor of the diesel engine, designed it to
run on vegetable and seed oils like hemp. In fact, when the diesel
engine was first introduced at the World's Fair in 1900, it ran on
peanut oil.
* Two decades later, Henry Ford was designing his Model
Be curious to hear how this works - I need a better MoX mixing system
now that I'm ramping up.
-Weaver
Jason Katie wrote:
has anyone tried using a pump to mix the catalyst itself? i have 3 small
pumps laying around and planned to use 2 for the oil mixing and moving, but
wondered if i could
Tom Irwin,
You wrote:
" I think methanol may be smaller
than 3A just based on your results."
I was afraid of that, but it
would explain the numbers.
"I don't know if water is more polar than
methanol."
I think water is more polar than
methanol.
++
H
H
O vs.
methanol w.
Is Bush really Dan Quayle?
Why wouldn't an enhanced deterrent, a more stable peace, a better
prospect to denying the ones who enter conflict in the first place to
have a reduction of offensive systems and an introduction to defensive
capability. I believe that is the route this country will
Silly Diesel and Ford. Everyone knows cars can't run on ethanol. That's
why we, as humans, travel thousands of miles and invest billions of
dollars in drilling rigs, pipelines, refineries, supertankers, and oil
wars.
What were they thinking? Fuel from plants? That's preposterous! What
Mike W,
You are right!!! I did not realize that the plastic surgery
advanced to this level, or is it a brain transplant?
Hakan
At 14:22 08/06/2006, you wrote:
Is Bush really Dan Quayle?
Why wouldn't an enhanced deterrent, a more stable peace, a better
prospect to denying the ones who
What is the problem with using a stirring motor? Dude think about what
you are suggesting. What if you spring a leak on the outlet side of the
pump somewhere? Do you really want to be spraying that Sh** around your
place? Tink about it.
Joe
Jason Katie wrote:
has anyone tried using a pump
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In the early days when the Standard had competition from alcohol it was alleged the reason railroad tank cars arrrived without their cargo was John's boys had sabotaged them. Of course that couldn't be true - could it?Also if you have access to a Mark's Handbook printed prior to WWIII look up
Ahh here it is:
http://www.mail-archive.com/biofuel@sustainablelists.org/msg62146.html
J
Mike Weaver wrote:
* Rudolf Diesel, the inventor of the diesel engine, designed it to
run on vegetable and seed oils like hemp. In fact, when the diesel
engine was first introduced at
Hi Tom;; forget about this idea that you can dry zeolite gently at
atmospheric pressure with low temps. You cannot do it man. Water
molecules at STP move at supersonic kinematic velocities! You either
need high temps or vacumm sorry.
Joe
Thomas Kelly wrote:
Tom Irwin,
You wrote:
I
I'm the Decider
by Roddy McCorley
I'm the decider. I pick and I choose.
I pick among whats and I choose among whos.
And as I decide each particular day,
The things I decide on all turn out that way.
I decided on Freedom for all of Iraq.
And now that they have it, I'm not looking back.
I
Hi
Ethanol is close to gasoline when referring to fueling energy to an
engine. Therefore cetane number is low even though ethanol prefers
higher pressure than regular gasoline. So ethanol diesel blend to be
viable as fuel and easy the blending has to have two supports: cetane
improver additive
Hi Tom;
Don't be surprised. Water is everywhere. It is chemisorbed onto the
surface of everything including metal and ceramic. In ultra high vacuum
systems it is getting rid of water that allows pumping into the UHV
range (and then hydrogen ...but that mostly comes from the water
anyways).
Didn't Keith debunk that myth here just recently?
Well this isn't the message I remember but it says basically the same
thing...
http://www.mail-archive.com/biofuel@sustainablelists.org/msg60497.html
Joe
Mike Weaver wrote:
* Rudolf Diesel, the inventor of the diesel engine, designed
* Rudolf Diesel, the inventor of the diesel engine, designed it to
run on vegetable and seed oils like hemp. In fact, when the diesel
engine was first introduced at the World's Fair in 1900, it ran on
peanut oil.
Aarghh!!! Not the old Rudolf and the Peanut Oil fairytale
excellent.
On Jun 8, 2006, at 10:22 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm the Decider
by Roddy McCorley
I'm the decider. I pick and I choose.
I pick among whats and I choose among whos.
And as I decide each particular day,
The things I decide on all turn out that way.
I decided on Freedom
Keith,
Coal dust is the key, because it was the coal industry who paid for
the development of the diesel engine. Observing that coal dust is
almost explosive, they had they idea that it could be sold and used
for an engine, instead of piling up as useless trash mountains.
Diesel did not
Just wanting to make some remarks
.
The Scania ethanol buses are running
on a special ethanol quality blend consisting from ethanol (95%), a cetane
improver called Bereid, which I am told is a polyglycol, and a lubricant. The
injection timing is normal (approx 20 degrees before TDC) and all
These bumper stickers were compiled by
Jerry
Paull, a former Methodistminister in
Lakeside,
Ohio, who writes: The following actual bumper
stickersare now on cars. I didn't write any of them. I'm only the messenger.
If theymake you laugh, good. If they make you cry, good. If they make you
Actually, Diesel was contracted by the German navy to create an engine
that ran on coal dust. In the process there were several explosive
failures resulting in deaths.
The presumption is made that Diesel used vegetable oils to reduce the
explosive properties of coal dust. Eventually, and again
Ah, it just opens the new energy path.
If only the BD could be used for diesels,
only the energy from oily plants can be harvested for usage in cars.
With this new path, more avenues are opened. Energy input from
starchy plants (especially keeping in mind the ethanol generation from
celulose) can
Joe,
The drying was referring to any methanol that may have wandered in
(assuming methanol is small enough to get through the 3A pores.I don't think
it adheres very strongly to zeolite.
If I could remove the methanol I'd get an idea of the mass gain due to
water adsorption. In the
Actually a solar/coaldust hybrid could have potential. Putting solar heat into air is difficult to do speedily and coal dust could be finely dispersed. The bottom end could be solar. Certainly save on emissions and help achieve complete combustion.A cylinder with a quartz window.KirkHakan Falk
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The "Kingfish" was accused of political graft on an unprecedented scale but a friend of mine from Louisiana pointed out that the state capitol building supposedly built with contracts rife with graft cost only 1/3 of the LA county building which looks like it could be built from the same set of
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Why pray tell COAL dust then? Many dusts are combustible. How about
tapioca? How about icing sugar? Ever throw coffeemate into your
campfire? (stand well back if you try thisunless it is part of a
ritual dance of course)
lol
Joe
Kirk McLoren wrote:
Actually a solar/coaldust hybrid
Because it will absorb solar radiation. and since there is a suspension transfer to the air will be rapid. This all happens BEFORE ignition. Then oxidation does the final rise in temperature. Much higher delta T with same investment in O2 and hydrocarbon. And the hydrocarbon is nearignition
Uh, Keith, hate to burst your bubble, but it is well-established that
Rudolph Diesel designed his
engine primarily to atomize hemp oil, in order to reap its
psychopharmacological benefits. It was really just a big metal bong.
The production of rotational torque was a side effect, and neccessary
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I'm sick and tired of you picking on Our Fearless Leader. Don't forger
he's also The Leader of the Free World so if you are free,
he's your leader too. Show some respect.
1700 feet is pretty close in such a big airplane. For your information,
Mr. Smarty Pants, the reason the president didn't
Actually, In1981, Ronald Reagan noted that trees cause more pollution
than automobiles. So you're right.
Let's get rid of all the plants!
John Beale wrote:
Silly Diesel and Ford. Everyone knows cars can't run on ethanol. That's
why we, as humans, travel thousands of miles and invest billions
Everything old is new...
Hakan Falk wrote:
Mike W,
You are right!!! I did not realize that the plastic surgery
advanced to this level, or is it a brain transplant?
Hakan
At 14:22 08/06/2006, you wrote:
Is Bush really Dan Quayle?
Why wouldn't an enhanced deterrent, a more stable
In that case you might have something that caught it on the way,
maybe your ISP have virus protection for you.
Hakan
At 19:48 08/06/2006, you wrote:
what attachment? In fact the only biofuel email I have with the
subject price is from you. Maybe someone spoofed the biofuel address
Kirk
Oh yeah me too coffee (shade grown fair trade) is much too precious for
any edible oil product like coffeemate. The only true use for it is as a
burnt offering to the sun god to ensure the rest of your backpacking
trip is rain free. Works well in arid regions. ;)
Joe
Kirk McLoren wrote:
snip
The Zeolite from the Control (3A
Molecular Sieve and Methanol Recovery) increased in mass by 13.6%. This
was a bit alarming.
Joe Street suggested that it
might be water absorbed from the air while air-drying.
Tom Irwin suggested that while
this is true, it might also have absorbed
Oh yeah I forgot to mention burnt hemp oil is an essential part of this
ritual. Just ask Mike 'oil sheik' Weaver he is an expert on the subject.
J
Joe Street wrote:
Oh yeah me too coffee (shade grown fair trade) is much too precious for
any edible oil product like coffeemate. The only true
Works for me!
Mike Weaver wrote:
sip
If only we would go back to burning hemp oil our problems would be over.
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Hi Tom;
Well from what I can find methanol should be larger than 3 angstroms BUT
I would also be surprised if the zeolite had an absolute pore size. It
is probably avareage pore size so it would adsorb a little methanol I
would guess. But while ambient air does always contain some water it
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it would be contained, not saying i would like a spill, but it wouldnt be a
mess all over. im just exploring my options (its food grade stainless pump
from a big iced tea maker)
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Kirk,It's a very novel approach but, with all due respect, I thinkthe thermodynamics of this process needs a closer look.The origins of all mechanical energy can (eventually) be traced back to temperature changes. So, your intentions are in the right place.Thermal expansion as part of a
Hi Joe,
Your research is a little outside of my range of expertise. So, I gave
your message to my finance. She has a PhD in Chemistry and runs a
chromatography lab.
All she had to say was Wow! He's got access to some nice equipment.. I
think she's jealous.
I may be way off but, your
Thanks Weaver!...if only his dream could be kept alive!Gridlock would take on a whole new meaning and I'd open a burger joint (pun intended) downtown.:-)-RedlerMike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Uh, Keith, hate to burst your bubble, but it is well-established that Rudolph
Its about time they demo it out. They have had the hardware spec for
over 2 years and I was told
they had a working model over a year ago. Its not easy making a sub $100
laptop. The trick is that
you and I will not get to buy them, they are for large million dollar
orders only. They want to put
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How about a stir bar and a magnetic stir plate (on a bigger scale).Something that size may need to be worked up from scratch. The good news is that seal issues would go away.Of course, if you needa fitting at the bottom for a transfer pump, forget everything I said.-RedlerJason Katie
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