Hey Ed,
Out here in Cali there might be sensitivity to it, and on that note it
kinda defeats the purpose of the carbon sequestering and being a
renewable.
I think that securing a known feedstock will be of value for marketing
purposes. I was thinking along the lines of having different
*Great* article, thx for the reference. First time I've ever seen
anyone make even any effort to connect biofuels with fuel cells.
They seem to be talking not about reforming to H2 and then passing H2
around, but onboard reforming of some fuel, preferably a sustainable
one. And I say: *good*.
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At 09:31 Tuesday, you wrote:
Currently here, we are paying silly amounts for our fuel, on average
$1.30 (USD) for a litre of dino-diesel and $1.27 for unleaded.
As an example, my company has applied
for a licence to make its own biodiesel for our 4 VW Caddy vans. Not a
problem we were told by
Check out IKEA! Better price than Costco!
- Original Message -
From: James Slayden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, January 29, 2003 7:22 AM
Subject: Re: CFL incandescent bulbs -- was: [biofuel] RE:californians 50%
I just recently got a pack of 5 CF 60W
We dont have a good energy policy, and local government are not all properly
trained.
Innovation vs. Realtiy
Our solar carport had a big setback in a public hearing, not from the
people. Participants all agreed and even expressed their
support and willingness to follow suit if
You should understand that there are other universes of discourse than the
cosy one you have chosen to inhabit.
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Sent: Wednesday, January 29, 2003 9:53 PM
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Taxed To DEATH
I
- Original Message -
From: Darryl McMahon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, January 30, 2003 12:18 AM
Subject: Hydrrogen Cars (was: Re: Democracy was [biofuel] Taxed To DEATH)
Presumably he is referring to fuel cells, and not combustion. So we are
I was hanging around with the owner of the junk food plant that gives us
WVO today, and he asked me how to go about setting up in-house ffa testing.
Turns out that industrial food production facilities have to control for
FFA in their fryer oil (by law), so he spends $50 per test to have ffa
Over here on our west coast, they started increasing the registration fee
for
honda insights. Why?.. the logic was that they weren't paying 'their
share'
of road taxes on the fuel. They deemed that since they were using the
road
when driving, they were not using as much gas as everyone else,
http://biz.yahoo.com/rb/030130/autos_gm_incentives_1.html
Reuters
GM Ratchets Up Incentives on SUVs, Vans
Thursday January 30, 10:06 am ET
DETROIT (Reuters) - General Motors Corp. (NYSE:GM - News) said on
Thursday it was ratcheting up consumer incentives on many of its most
popular sport
Hi All,
Thought I'd pass this site along in case you still have a spot somewhere
between your rear window and your bumper for another sticker.
I especially like the one that says: Regieme change starts at home and,
I wasn't using my civil liberties anyway.
www.gwbush.com
Happy motoring!
Mark writes:
Could somebody give me some info on how the results (in ml) of the
crude titration that we do for biodiesel making correlate with ffa
content (in percent).
I depends on the molecular weight of the FFA, which of course depends
on the type of oil. One gram of NaOH will neutralize
I seem to remember a report that Chrysler was going to manufacture a Jeep
Liberty with a diesel for 2004. Should get between 25-35 MPG at least?
Wait until the US dinodiesel catches up with with the rest of the world and
we get the good stuff, in 2006 or 2007 (I can't remember which.) I think
follow-up on my question, see answers below
Who can help me on this???
From one of the one-liter batches I'm trying, I tried to split the
soap again into FFA. So the deposits of the trans-esterification,
I seperated, and mixed with H2SO4.
both phases, or just the glycerine phase that had
I am sure the transmission loss factor vs gas formulation cost has been
beaten to death in other discussions of EVs.
But just to make is more simple.
assume your Solar panel is sitting on your roof.
there wont be too much of a transmission losses.
so all day long, you can compress air in a tank
Howdy all,
Can anyone tell me where to find a design for an inverter (12V DC to 120V
AC 60Hz) that can be built by someone with reasonably good electrical
technician skills?
Thanks.
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Thanks Keith and MM,
It took a while but, your instructions took care of the
problem except on one of the 27 lists I belong to, and I'll
just rejoin that one.
kris
--- murdoch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have one or two different profiles, and one or two
different email
addresses to which
Hey Kris, long time no see. ;-)
Greg H.
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From: Kris Book [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, January 30, 2003 10:31
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Please help with Yahoo problem
Thanks Keith and MM,
It took a while but, your instructions took
I am also very worried by the current trends in the US.
I think most of use sense this worrisome trend in USA Democracy
which can be listened to using RealPlayer (aka RealAudio)
to get a little background that we so seldom here anymore
from the dominant privatized US media stations --
Hakan,
What I said was exactly this:
If it is a government of the people, by the people, for the
people, then it is a democracy. A society in which the people
do not have the option to change their government if they don't
like it is not a democracy. What democracies are there
Three Texas surgeons were arguing as to which had the
greatest skill.
The first began: Three years ago, I reattached seven fingers on
a pianist. He went on to give a recital for the Queen of England.
The second replied: That's nothing. I attended a man in a car
accident. All his arms and legs
I thought I remember seeing this posted on JTF.
On Thu, 30 Jan 2003, Ken Provost wrote:
Mark writes:
Could somebody give me some info on how the results (in ml) of the
crude titration that we do for biodiesel making correlate with ffa
content (in percent).
I depends on the molecular
I listened to all of them,
At 12:14 PM 1/30/2003 -0600, you wrote:
I am also very worried by the current trends in the US.
I think most of use sense this worrisome trend in USA Democracy
which can be listened to using RealPlayer (aka RealAudio)
to get a little background that we so
How is diesel for the environment? My impression is that diesel powered
vehicles emit a noxious stench which is not present with gasoline powered
vehicles. And in Maryland where I live, we have strict rules about
vehicle emissions so that if the car emits too much in hydrocarbons or
carbon
Hi Eddie,
What about a fan running off the exhaust
Turbo stove?
regards,
dD
biofuel@yahoogroups.com wrote:
I am making a Rocket Stove water heater
with waste oil kicker.. booster.
I am wondering about the safety of the
waste oil.. the unseen contimants.
I am wondering
krishnaswamy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I beg to disagree. Gasification of biomass is one of the most promising
routes for conversion of solar energy to hydrogen with photosynthetic
intermediation. Atmospheric gasification yields about 5% (w/w) per kg of
biomass and another 4% (w/w) per kg of
Actually, if we want to pursue theoretical sources of renewable hydrogen, this
one
is my current favourite.
http://www.madison.com/captimes/business/stories/41653.php
Please note all caveats and disclaimers in the article, and that it is years
from
any chance of commercialization. I have
I think this symbolizes a pretty powerful message from Ford. (the Model U
concept
car)
Look at what we could produce if we truly were an environmentally responsible
organization. But we won't. And now back to our regular programming - the
Ex-Files...
Explorer
Excursion
Exxon
*Great* article, thx for the reference. First time I've ever seen
anyone make even any effort to connect biofuels with fuel cells.
They seem to be talking not about reforming to H2 and then passing H2
around, but onboard reforming of some fuel, preferably a sustainable
one. And I say: *good*.
keep the diesels, though. they work great on biodiesel and vegetable oil.
Steve Spence
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From: Darryl McMahon [EMAIL
A hydrogen ICE hybrid? Cripes!!! If these guys are going to go to
all the time, trouble and effort, why not just get it right in
the first place with existing technologies and
infrastructure..perhaps a hybrid diesel/biodiesel that would
get 90+ mpg rather than screwing with hydrogen ICE and
Darryl,
You forgot one
And now back to our regular programming - the
Ex-Files...
Explorer
Excursion
Exxon
Extinction
Excrement
fred
Biofuel at Journey to Forever:
http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel.html
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hi can anyone give me advice on running a home heating system on used
cooking oil, the system that i have burns kerosene at the moment , it can
also burn diesel,the boiler is an external appliance, it has an output of
150,000 btus?
YOURS
DAVE DOOLEY
Well, I think it is still off-topic, but others are proceeding, so
Damian wrote:
So I would suppose that fuel cells and hydrogen would come under renewable
energy.
Only if the hydrogen came from a renewable source. Most comes from petroleum
production, not a renewable resource (in
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Go to google.com and type in inverter plans.
Good Luck
PM
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 30, 2003 9:20 AM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [biofuel] Homemade inverters.
Howdy all,
Can anyone tell me where to find a
Damian J. Anderson wrote:
snip
It seems to me that many European greens are more like watermelons:
green on the outside, red on the inside.
Cute! But don't they have a right to be red on the inside in a democracy?
To its credit, the USA fought tyranny and defended freedom for the
Well, I haven't seen any good plans yet, I've been looking for a long
time. I can say, however; that you should definitely not try to use this
plan: http://www.i4at.org/lib2/inverter.htm
It will probably waste more energy than it converts for you.
I would like to try to come up with a good plan
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