http://www.evworld.com/databases/storybuilder.cfm?storyid=507
I wonder what fuel they were talking about here:
In addition to ethanol production, he also sees promise in a new
technology called Thermo-Depolymerization. In partnership with Conagra
Foods, a large food processor in the United
methane?
Steve Spence
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To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
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WOW! There is a market for FFA's ..
http://www.changingworldtech.com/techfr.htm
I would have never guessed. Now how to sell it in bulk following glyc
seperation.
James Slayden
On Tue, 11 Mar 2003, murdoch wrote:
http://www.evworld.com/databases/storybuilder.cfm?storyid=507
I
James wrote:
WOW! There is a market for FFA's ..
http://www.changingworldtech.com/techfr.htm
I would have never guessed. Now how to sell it in bulk following glyc
seperation.
James Slayden
Unfortunately, the process produces FFAs rather than consuming the little
blighters, per the
Hi you all,
does anybody know who many carbon C-atoms contains
one plant oil molecule? Does it depend on the
plant from which the oil is derived from?
Thanks
Daniel
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Multinationals Archer Daniels Midland Co. (NYSE:ADM - News), Bunge
Ltd (NYSE:BG - News) and Cargill (News - Websites)Inc. are playing an
increasingly dominant role in world vegetable oil markets, together
controlling more than 45 percent of world oilseed crushing capacity,
Reca said.
In
This should cause some smirks, stirs and snorts...
http://www.baringwitness.org/photos.htm
http://www.baringwitness.org/SF-Jan18.htm
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Nick, by SDi, do you mean swirl chamber engines? What year are the
Caddy's?
If you use pure plant oil, (Canola, OSR, rapeseed), and preheat,
and have good filtration and a two-tank system, you concerns are
minimal on the swirl-chamber engines. Also oil changes need to be done
by the book.
you can't gum up a diesel with properly heated oil if the startup and
shutdown is done on biodiesel or diesel. doesn't matter if it's a DI or an
IDI. If you are not heating the oil (some engines, some climates) rapeseed
(canola) is the best. With our system, in our climate, we primarily can only
Really?? I am confused. The folks I talked to at California Rice Oil
indicated that there is little production and thus the high end
price. They musta been jerkin my chain. Keith, would you have any
sources for industrial rice oil? I have done an incredible amount of
searching and hardly
It depends on the amount of material you're heating. I work primarily in
5 gal batches.
There are great heater elements in automatic coffee machines (Mr.
Coffee, Braun...). I find them all the time in the trash. I think people
toss them out when the glass pot breaks. Anyway, the heating element
careful you don't just cook the oil onto the heating element.
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True, this is a problem.
I always unplug the heater prior to removing it from the oil, otherwise
it gets very smoky and the exterior of the heating element gets charred
with burnt gunk (nasty!).
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Media Democracy's Moment
By Robert W. McChesney and John Nichols, The Nation
February 28, 2003
In an era when the influence of corporations on government
decision-making rivals the power of the trusts in the Gilded Age,
something remarkable is
When a New York Times poll shows that 42 percent of Americans think
that Saddam Hussein and not Osama bin Laden was responsible for the
terrorist attacks of 9/11, reasonable people begin to fear that our
seemingly war-hungry corporate media system is serving to a dangerous
extent as a
Of 414 stories on the Iraqi question that aired on NBC, ABC and CBS
from Sept. 14 to Feb. 7, Tyndall says that the vast majority
originated from the White House, Pentagon and State Department. Only
34 stories originated from elsewhere in the country, he says.
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Kids' energy could be a reliable source of power
March 3, 2003
BY MIKE WENDLAND
FREE PRESS COLUMNIST
Remember that slogan on children's magazines you see in the
pediatrician's office, Fun with a purpose?
An engineering professor at the
No time to take a picture today, but the station where I've been checking
went up to $2.15 per gallon of 87 octane, with Diesel holding steady at
$1.97. I have seen Diesel as high as $2.09 per gallon or perhaps more
around San Diego. I've seen gasoline as high as $2.23 per 87 octane, of
course
Really?? I am confused. The folks I talked to at California Rice Oil
indicated that there is little production and thus the high end
price. They musta been jerkin my chain. Keith, would you have any
sources for industrial rice oil? I have done an incredible amount of
searching and hardly
WOW! There is a market for FFA's ..
http://www.changingworldtech.com/techfr.htm
I would have never guessed. Now how to sell it in bulk following glyc
seperation.
James Slayden
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I
Thank you! ;-)
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Deland Myers, associate professor at Iowa State University, demonstrated how
animal processed fiber, or manure, could be used as an alternative fiber
source to replace or supplement wood fiber.
Agricultural fiber research provides farmers with the opportunity to look
at manure in a totally
hi all,
Is there any information on biogas yeild/m3 from hemp plant fibre available out
there?
I have seen snowboard moulded out of hemp fibre substrate and epoxy as bond
has anyway info as how it acts in composite structures?
love,peace, harmony,
dD
biofuel@yahoogroups.com wrote:
There has been such a recent increase in viruses coming in to my computer
via email attachments (from unknown-senders) that I am wondering if anyone
has any news or info on this. So far my anti-virus software has
(apparently) stopped all of them.
Biofuel at Journey to Forever:
On Mon, 2003-03-10 at 02:43, girl_mark_fire wrote:
Blue Sun Biodiesel, who is a very ambitious biodiesel producer
gearing up to build a huge plant in Colorado, is banking on local
farmers' doublecropping as one of their strategies. I think the
locals grow winter wheat. Growing an oilcrop
I think it is a silly issue.
I don't believe in the story that it is just some
neanderthal rent-a-cop, recently canned from McDonald's,
wanting to show his stuff by harassing some hippies.
could be true.. but since oither get to know what happened based on
what was not in a report, so can I
I
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, murdoch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, 9 Mar 2003 10:29:55 -0500, you wrote:
No. It's not. But it is perhaps the highest bio-mass producer that
also
yields edible oil, meal.and fiber. It stands the greatest chance of
succeeding economically as a biomass
Hi Guys,
I thought Bill nearly took a smoke that time?
Further from this I hope/pray/belive that the turn
around will come from grass-roots so to speak,
As the only clear point came from second
earth summit in Jo-berg,
the ordinary people can/will make the difference
when the leaders are
Murdoch:
Why download a possibly virus infected Email onto your computer, check
before it is on your computer. I use Avirmail as a pre-reader of my Email
accounts, and Norton as my AntiVirus software. Avirmail is a free shareware
program. With it I can view, read, and delete an Email before
I would like any info for plant design for use in processing WVO for
biodiesel production. I'm looking for a plant that could handle 1000
litres an hour of waste vege oil either in a mobile plant or a
stationary plant. The one at Biodiesel Technologies is cost
restrictive, for me at least.
pvc was almost outlawed in the usa about 20-25 years ago because it
doesn't break down very well ,,, the primary thorn in everyones side?
clorox bottles! ! Robert
murdoch wrote:
I'm sorry for posting this to the biofuel group, but there seem to be many
sustainability-minded people there, and
I'll write the guy and ask- like I said I don't remember what it was
specifically...
mark
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, Darald Bantel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, 2003-03-10 at 02:43, girl_mark_fire wrote:
Blue Sun Biodiesel, who is a very ambitious biodiesel producer
gearing up to
:-/
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uslatest/story/0,1282,-2473465,00.html
French Fries Get New Name in Congress
By JIM ABRAMS, Associated Press Writer
WASHINGTON - Show the flag and pass the ketchup was the order of the
day in House cafeterias Tuesday. Lawmakers struck a lunchtime blow
against
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