I obtained such a permit a while back for NY State. was quite easy to do.
filled out the form the Ohio office sent me, and was on my way. can't do the
same where I live now, because the owner of the property won't sign the
paperwork.
Steve Spence
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I'm sorry if this is a repeat but Yahoo made me login again and I'm not sure if
it was sent or not..
So in your experience, can the land be non-commercial? I would like to run a
small still in my garage, it would make things a hell of a lot easier, yet I do
not want any legal trouble.
I swear
Thanks Keith
That would be most helpful of you.
Steve
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I had a still in my backyard. you have to produce a site plan, among other
things. the requirements are well spelled out in the packet they send you.
Steve Spence
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Thanks Keith
That would be most helpful of you.
Steve
Whenever you're ready Steve.
Keith Addison
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Thanks for the jolt; the only reason I'd been quiet was I'm busy doing it!
Australian Biodiesel producers (or those planning to be) should email me off
list (to link below please) if they;
a)
Hi Wooly
In UK, I recently asked a supplier if I could collect methanol they
said only if the collecting driver could show full COSHH
certification (COSHH is Control OF Substances Harzardous to Health).
Don't know if it's same in Oz, but over here you get it delivered and
don't move it again
Keith -- I can see alcohol distillation as a by product of a boiler vapor
cycle.
But not at the present low temps. With butane as working fluid -- for
example -- it would be nice to be operating at 400 F.
Now -- here is the plan -- condense alcohol at higher temperature under
pressure!
Verbal
How are you planning on boiling butane though, safely? seems rather scary to
me.
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Keith -- I can see alcohol distillation as a by product of a boiler vapor
cycle.
But not at the present low temps. With butane as working fluid -- for
example -- it
I think there are people here experienced with electric vehicle ideas, I have a
fairly broad-based question:
Do any current electric vehicles utilize regenerative braking, or flywheel
braking, and how much energy does this reclaim?
Thanks
Martin Klingensmith
As far as model Americans, one can always blow a hole in this.
Companies that spend (waste) time doing market research have found that
people will say what they think you want to hear, but do something
entirely different. For example, in the early 50's, Chrysler did some
one-on-one market
IE., Barbie and Ken
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Hi Martin and All,
--- Martin Klingensmith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think there are people here experienced with
electric vehicle ideas, I have a
fairly broad-based question:
Do any current electric vehicles utilize
regenerative braking, or flywheel
braking, and how much energy does
Hi All,
I figured out how to save the right whale that
has a net intangled on it but don't know where to get
ahold of the people trying to save it.
Any help with this off-list would be
greatfully apreciated.
jerry dycus
Journal: Biomass and Bioenergy
ISSN : 0961-9534
Volume : 20
Issue : 6
Date : Jun-2001
Visit the journal at http://www.elsevier.nl/locate/jnlnr/00986
pp 399-411
Biomass and nutrient removal by willow clones in experimental bioenergy
plantations in New York State
H.G.
any suggestions on drying naoh to zero water content ? much appreciate your
help. cheers, dick.
be tidy, be considerate, snip yourself into other people's hearts. this is
a public service message.
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FYI
Recently a consortium announced that they intend to construct a
biodiesel production facility in Hazlemere in the outer suburbs of
Perth (the capital) The consortium is also intending to construct
plants in Sydney and Melbourne.
About time we had a alternative here in WA.
Biofuel at
Whatever your feelings on GM, there is a danger in engineering a
super-plant, in that it will behave like a
super-plant, and so will
become a highly invasive and dominant species
causing significant
problems to indigenous plants.
The short answer is ethanol is both good and bad for the
environment, said Daniel Becker, director of the Sierra Club's
global warming and energy program.
I guess the same could be said for Club Sierra (they do do some good,
don't they?). - K
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