I could not have told you that, because I didn't know that until I
learned it from your message, below! Perhaps a message in which somebody
else's post was quoted? Interesting, though...
Marc de Piolenc
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Marc de Piolenc told me last year that emulsified fuels can
Camillo
Or are you using it successfully at present?
No, I'm not using it at all. Just following up on Keith's enquiry as to
whether I'd found anything on NIR whilst looking for something else. If
you've proven it unuseful for the present thats a shame. On what basis?
Steve
Again: Please go to any (sophisticated!) lab equipment shop and ask them to
provide you with a complete solution for analysing BD to quality standard
using NIR.
THEN you will probably be able to grasp my point.
Camillo Holecek
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GC is a prooven lab method, one can by it from the (lab equipment shop)
shelf, and it is the method required by the various national quality
standards for testing many of the quality parameters of BD.
NIR for BD is not developed, not calibrated, not understandable exept for a
few academic
Austrian standard ON C 1191 requires 0/-15 centigrade (summer/winter)
DIN E 51606 requires 0/-20
The proposed CEN standard defines climate zones and gives five classes, non
of them above -20 for winter quality.
VW is making a hell of an issue about CFPP right now, claiming it causes
them resent
Thank you for the Austrian Din Standard. I will forward your question to
Mr. Berry.
I will be traveling for the next two weeks and look forward to re-joining
the group upon my return.
Regards to all,
Peter Krasinski
OAE
PS: We concur QC will be of the utmost importance to the growth and
GC is a prooven lab method, one can by it from the (lab equipment shop)
shelf, and it is the method required by the various national quality
standards for testing many of the quality parameters of BD.
NIR for BD is not developed, not calibrated, not understandable exept for a
few academic
Camillo
I was taught to have all the equipment and elements required be fully
prepared before starting the experiment. Additionally business has taught me
to explore all options before even spending my lunch money on equipment. The
moral of the story being, there is ALWAYS time (or time MUST
Hi Steve and welcome,
I don't believe that you would need to degum first, but you may need
to dry the black oil by heating. Don't be heavy handed on the caustic
and you should be OK. A local natural soap maker would value
your impure glycerol, caustic and all- try to get enough for it to
at
i find all this carrying on about biodiesel
standards and quality (or lack of) somewhat thick.
if only we would apply the same self-righteous
rigid thinking to fossil diesel, we would soon find that standards can be so
farapart as to make usa diesel, for example, illegal
in japan, or
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vfd
What are the problems to be encountered when using isopropanol?
Acid based reactions work with all alcohols, base catalyzed reactions
seem to be picky.
Aleks,
out of curiosity I had a go at trying to make Bd from
That is what burned (RTG). Magnesium frame caught fire and it went to blazes
from there.
Nothing is idiot proof.
Kirk
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Subject: [biofuel] My one and only comment on the
I was aware that there were/are some fairly stringent regulations, but
I heard that there has been a very recent decision that has completely
dashed any hopes of a relaxation.
Does anyone have any further information? Or is this an erroneous
piece of information?
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snip
Very hard to dissolve NaOH, would KOH dissolve better. Had to
almost boil
the isopropyl before NaOH would dissolve. On cooling the mixture
solidified.
Tried using conc aqueous solution of NaOH but as it was poured into
isopropanol it the NaOH precipitated out.
Yepp. That's the
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Keith,
A while ago (less than 50 days) I posted an letter on zeolites entitled
'Back to zeolites'. I
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Keith,
A while ago (less than 50 days) I posted an letter on zeolites entitled
'Back to zeolites'. I
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I require details of molecular sieves for dehydration of Ethnaol. If
feedstock has a concnetration around
Hi Ed
..and then there is this one, that you can also live in...even more
practical, eh wot? Comes complete with biodiesel oil furnace for those
chilly nights, a biodiesel lantern for light, and a biodiesel stove for
cooking.
http://www.oldwoodies.com/img/rv/20_ford_rvconversion.jpg
Well,
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Thanks Keith.
Kazi, Look at posting 7110 (below).
I also sent another note before Keith sent this one so
I don't have a cite for it, but the DEA announced it's intention to
begin treating most hemp products --- definitely oil and food, not sure
about fiber -- as the same as marijuana.
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I was aware that there were/are some fairly stringent regulations, but
I heard
Hanns, thanks for the info. I will send them an email and find out more
Thanks
Steven
Hanns B. Wetzel wrote:
To Steven Hobbs,
I recently obtained quotes from several suppliers for oil expelling
equipment for copra. The alse use it for seeds both cold pressed and cooked.
You might like to
since diesels dont have emmissions tests...
can a take say ... a suzuki sidekick.. and put a diesel in it?
ignore the issues of tranplanting it
just a matter of are you allowed to do that?
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Here's an URL for it:
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Whether or not you would be allowed depends on which state you live
in. In most states (US), people can put any engine in whatever.
Crabb, David wrote:
since diesels dont have emmissions tests...
can a take say ... a
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Headlines:
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Harmon and all interested,
The text of the US DEA's proposed regs which will essentially classify all
hemp seed, hemp oil and hemp meal products as marihuana, can be found at
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All derivatives from these products,
how would you argue, if you want to make clear that biofuel is something
good?
i know that it is really ok, but just wanted to know if there are other
arguments which project positive influence on biofuel..
thanks for your ideas
asil
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how would you argue, if you want to make clear that biofuel is something
good?
i know that it is really ok, but just wanted to know if there are other
arguments which project positive influence on biofuel..
thanks for your ideas
asil
Hi Asil
I think you'll find most of the arguments here,
I was more worried about lubrication than cumbustion.
I tried about 6 or 7 cups of biodiesel mixed with about 2 gallons of 2
cycle gasoline.
It works, but starts harder. Seems to have more power. So far the
pistons haven't frozen in the cylinders. ;-)
Unfortunately, the spark plugs
Do you know how much biodiesel will take the place of 2 cycle oil?
On Mon, 30 Jul 2001 21:00:19 -0700 Edward Beggs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
That's right. It is Ok to use certain vegetable oil products and veg
oil/biodiesel blends for the two stroke lube, to replace the oil,
and the
Dear Keith,
Yes, I got it.
Thank you very much for your kindness.
But if you have more data or study available on the
interent, please send it to me.
Kazi.
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Hi Steve and All,
In 10 or so states it's legal now for
industral hemp. Most of these states allow medical
marijauna too.
The Feds are still pissed about it though. But
it's hard to make a federal case from something that
the states say is legalin their state.
Let's
kirk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That is what burned (RTG). Magnesium frame caught fire and it went to blazes
from there.
Given the design of the things, I'd bet the plutonium stayed in the
incinerator. It probably left as pellets in the ash when the ash was
collected and disposed of. Even
Appal Energy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One of the first commercial slogans of nuclear industries back in the 50's
was Energy too cheap to meter.
I remember seeing old newsreels about that. My first reaction was
Yeah, right! Like _that'll_ ever happen! Power companies give up
proffit? Not
Someone managed to get a cable on it and drug it out the bay door. It sat on
the parking apron and burned. Fire dept watched it burn for a half hour until
someone arrived with equipment. Plutonium burns quite well. Like I said--
50,000 lung cancers at least. Oh well.
I have a friend who is
if you try growing it, the feds will still raid you and put you in jail.
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[incinerated RTG]
Someone managed to get a cable on it and drug it out the bay door. It sat on
the
parking apron and burned. Fire dept watched it burn for a half hour until
someone
arrived with equipment.
It goes back to what I said about human error, and what
Pip J. Patton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you know how much biodiesel will take the place of 2 cycle oil?
I'd also like to know that.
Keith Addison
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Tokyo
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Harmon Seaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This isn't such a far-fetched idea. Quite a few tractors and other
machines were designed to run on kerosene. My BCS garden tractor, for
instance, has the exact same engine, except for carb and tank, as their
kerosene model. The way it's done is that
Someone managed to get a cable on it and drug it out the bay door.
It sat on the parking apron and burned. Fire dept watched it burn
for a half hour until someone arrived with equipment. Plutonium
burns quite well. Like I said-- 50,000 lung cancers at least. Oh
well.
I have a friend who is
Looking at the parts book for my tractor, I see there's only three
parts different. The tank, of course, and the carb (although only
difference in the carb are the jets) and a hotter spark plug.
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Not sure how you'd figure it -- biodiesel is supposed to give better
lube already, but quite a few people who run diesels are in the habit of
adding 2-cycle oil to their dinodiesel for extra lube. Or one of the more
expensive commercial fuel additives.
Keith Addison wrote:
Pip J. Patton
Wasn't in an incinerator. Was being tested and caught fire. They got it out
of the building but that's all. I did not examine the debris. I only heard
comments about over a pound of missing plutonium.
Accidents happen. But to coverup on such a scale and to deny culpability
when you have damaged
The official dogma is money heals all. The legal system is based on it.
Smokey was an above ground test in Nevada. My friend worked in films. I
forget the military name for it but they filmed tests and such. He had a hot
date in LA so while everyone went to mess he put everything in boxes and
http://www.planetark.org/dailynewsstory.cfm?newsid=11858
Planet Ark
Asia to import less fuel oil as demand stagnates
SINGAPORE: August 1, 2001
SINGAPORE - Asia's appetite for fuel oil imports will wane in the
next four years as rising regional supplies outpace crawling growth
in demand,
http://ens-news.com/ens/jul2001/2001L-07-31-09.html
Environment News Service: AmeriScan: July 31, 2001
Fuel Economy Website Offers One Stop Auto Information
WASHINGTON, DC, July 31, 2001 (ENS) - Consumers have a new and
improved on-line tool to help them select the perfect vehicle. The
U.S.
http://enn.com/news/enn-stories/2001/08/08022001/polluters_44513.asp
Worst polluters not targeted in vehicle inspection programs
Thursday, August 02, 2001
By Environmental News Network
Ford Taurus' emissions are tested on a chassis dynamometer at the
National Renewable Energy Lab.
Smog
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