HI Barry,
We mostly buy our Methanol from BP in 200lt drums and decant into
drums for individual use. We can help if you live West of Brisbane.
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Regards from Harry
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Hello,
I've the
Dear Michael,
Great to hear from those part of the wolrd, far remote
from all the 'trouble-over-black-gold'.
Intersting to note the use of pig-gas for powering
vehicles, how did you remove the hydrogensulfide ? and
was it necessary to use compressors to raise the
pressure? by how much ?
I think I speak for others on the list when I say WE would like to hear
more about this! I confess I have no idea how it's done...unless you are
carrying out the reactions under supercritical conditions.
Best,
Marc
You wrote:
- The process can consume any crude vegetable oil or grease (without
here is are official ways to remove hydrogen sulfide:
http://www.adi.ca/water/h2sinfo.html
http://www.biothane.com/products2.asp?pcatID=427pid=436
http://www.energy.state.or.us/biomass/FuelCell.htm
the easy way is iron filings or sponge media.
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On teh other hand, has anyone ever noticed any damage to their vehicles using
ethanol in their fuel? hasn't Sth America been using high levels of ethanol
for years?
I'm going to try not to open an old wound too much, but to reapply a
fresh bandage, and if someone wants to make a fresh incision
See the following publication for supercritical reaction conditions.
Biodiesel fuels from veg.oils via catalytic and non-catalytic supercritical
alcohol transesterifications and other methods: a survey.
ENERGY CONVERSION AND MANAGEMENT 44 (2003) 2093-2109 (Published by
ELSEVIER.
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oh no, there's ethanol in the fuel. save the children ...
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where are you located, Doug, SW USA? You can't do this in the USA, but
should be able to in Canada.
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See the following publication for supercritical reaction conditions.
Biodiesel fuels from veg.oils via catalytic and non-catalytic supercritical
alcohol transesterifications and other methods: a survey.
ENERGY CONVERSION AND MANAGEMENT 44 (2003) 2093-2109 (Published by
ELSEVIER.
I have done language changes provided by Darryl, thank's.
Wrote a little bit more on prices etc. and are working on the
rest. I am in a hurry, because I have to be operated for a
dislocated retina next week. So any suggestions are welcome.
http://energy.saving.nu/biofuels/biofueldev.shtml
Hi all,
I know that there is some ethanol (or more likely methanol) left in the BD and
some ethanol left in the glycerine and I can see the advantage of extracting
the ethanol from the glycerine, especially if it is a waste stream...
I have heard arguements that leaving the eexcess ehtanol in
Dear Mr. Addison,
I am interested in knowing more details of the biodiesel process technology
explained below for the purpose of acquiring the same in a small scale
bio-diesel plant. If available, kindly give the contact details for the
patent owner of the technology.
Thanks
Y. K. Jain
Keith
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any war, any time. The inmates are truly running the
assylum now. Read on, and then tell me again that I should
put my trust in this corporate government.
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---no *wonder*
unfortunatly a gas chevette transmission will not
work. It is an isuzu M75 (i think). Thanks for the
offer. I feel stupid for asking bu where is Regina,
Sask?
--- bratt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you need a standard Chevette transmission? I
have a five speed Chevette transmission, from a gas
perfect for veggie oil
http://www.tractorsupplyco.com/detail.asp?pcID=4paID=6079sonID=6079produc
tID=2490
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http://www-ang.kfunigraz.ac.at/~mittelba/
www.etis.net/balpyo/renew14/04.pdf
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properly washed biodiesel has no appreciable amounts of alcohol left in it.
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On teh other hand, has anyone ever noticed any damage to their vehicles using
ethanol in their fuel? hasn't Sth America been using high levels of ethanol
for years?
I'm going to try not to open an old wound too much, but to reapply a
fresh bandage, and if someone wants to make a fresh incision
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http://www.cityregina.com/
Saskatchewan
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an auto starter would work, but is over kill. it's designed for high torque,
and uses high amps. you would need a very high wattage resistor (or run full
tilt).
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Jason,
find out what the rated speed is, couple it to an engine that has it's
torque max at about that speed, or otherwise gear it with pulleys and belts,
then connect the motor to the 3 phase supply to set the motor runnning and
driving the engine, fire up the engine so that it overspeeds the
http://www-ang.kfunigraz.ac.at/~mittelba/
www.etis.net/balpyo/renew14/04.pdf
Don't know if it makes any difference, but the www.etis.net file
above is not the same paper. The one I quoted from is here:
Production and Fuel Properties of Fatty Acid Methyl Esters from Used Frying Oil
lowering the voltage to a dc motor kills the torque.
duty cycle modulate the motor. doesn't waste power in a resistor either.
Kirk
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Sent: Wednesday, March 26, 2003 7:16 AM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [biofuel]
you don't need much torque for this application. It's the wrong tool for the
job any way you look at it.
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I have been offered a diesel from a 1984 Mazda truck and two transmissions for
$350 Canadian. I don't know the owner, and fear that the motor might be junk.
Probably comes with the transmission you need.
Regina, Sask is in Western Canada. You can find out where by going here:
I have seen an automotive starter motor used to power a grain auger used which
was being used to move wheat from a truck into a seeder. They seem to
withstand that abuse.
EdB
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From: Steve Spence
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, March 26,
I needed a way to monitor the temperature of the vegetable oil in my diesel
conversions. Here is how I built it.
http://webconx.green-trust.org/2003/temperature/
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Hi all,
I know that there is some ethanol (or more likely methanol) left in the BD and
some ethanol left in the glycerine and I can see the advantage of extracting
the ethanol from the glycerine, especially if it is a waste stream...
I have heard arguements that leaving the eexcess ehtanol in
Come on, guys, change the header already! Maybe these motors are
powerful or maybe not but I doubt they're arrogant!
Thanks
Keith
you don't need much torque for this application. It's the wrong tool for the
job any way you look at it.
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sorry ;-)
I'll snip as well . (bad steve)
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In a message dated 3/26/03 11:50:10 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have seen an automotive starter motor used to power a grain auger used
which was being used to move wheat from a truck into a seeder. They seem to
withstand that abuse.
EdB
thx Ed, i was
I come back!!! I don't know why the messages returned to you.
Well!!! I viwed that in Italy the research don't go on!!!
Best regards!!!
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In a message dated 3/26/03 9:17:24 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
an auto starter would work, but is over kill. it's designed for high
torque,
and uses high amps. you would need a very high wattage resistor (or run full
tilt).
Thank you steve, hmmm,. maybe a 12v
In a message dated 3/26/03 9:51:03 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
lowering the voltage to a dc motor kills the torque.
duty cycle modulate the motor. doesn't waste power in a resistor either.
Kirk
Great idea, didn't think of that, thank you...jennifer
In a message dated 3/26/03 9:57:22 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
you don't need much torque for this application. It's the wrong tool for
the
job any way you look at it.
Steve Spence
THx, i kinda figured it was in stock trim, thx for the input ...Jenn :-)
In a message dated 3/26/03 11:38:38 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Come on, guys, change the header already! Maybe these motors are
powerful or maybe not but I doubt they're arrogant!
Thanks
Keith
ROFL, good point, Actually i think the starter on the 454 in my 71
sorry ;-)
I'll snip as well . (bad steve)
Why thankyou! Wot a gent.
:-)
Keith
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From: Keith Addison
In a message dated 3/26/03 11:38:38 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Come on, guys, change the header already! Maybe these motors are
powerful or maybe not but I doubt they're arrogant!
Thanks
Keith
ROFL, good point,
Well why didn't you do it then??
Sheesh!
:-(
In a message dated 3/25/03 11:17:45 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Do not know the author of this, so I do not even know if it is a true
opinion or fiction. But it does sound plausible, I must admit I find it
difficult to not find the everyday violence which is more
I was born in '65, and I seem to get touched by this on occasion
Have you heard about the new virus warning? It is called C-Nile.
Even the most advanced programs from Norton or McAfee cannot take care of
it-- so be warned. It appears to mostly affect those who were born before
1960.
short term usage in high torque requirements. they are good for that.
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To:
I do not know the author of this, so I do not even know if it is a true
opinion or fiction. But it does sound plausible, I must admit I find it
difficult to not find the everyday violence which is more common is
non-western countries, somewhat horrifying. I taught a summer class last
year for
Hello Steve
I was born in '65, and I seem to get touched by this on occasion
:-)
Just a minor variant I think: you just posted another message about
torque and motors under the heading Re: [biofuel] Arrogance of
Power. Never mind, a good night's sleep and you'll feel all better!
Have
If the news articles or TV reports [on Iraq] don't have any bloodied
or mangled bodies, you're not getting the full story. War is a form
of state sanctioned murder and without bodies you've got no war.
Some pictures here of what you're not being shown - see YOUR TAX
DOLLARS AT WORK.
Was it the soldier who also instituted so many of the restrictions on
freedom that were a part of the US Patriot Act.
While understanding the chaplain's sentiments, it is government that giveth
and taketh away. It is the soldier's (and constabulary's) responsibility to
enforce or protect
The American Soldier ESP. Officers are DUTY BOUND to Disobey ANY illegal
Order, or to commit ANY Geneva standard war crime. Not only is it allowed to
ignore orders to do so, but you are MANDATED to, or suffer the same crime
charge. You can also arrest ANY soldier, Officer or enlisted who
Very funny except the part of before 1960, lets make that before 1950 so
everyone is at least middle aged.
Bright Blessings,
Kim
[who is learning her new computer and eudora]
At 12:33 PM 3/26/2003 -0500, you wrote:
I was born in '65, and I seem to get touched by this on occasion
Have you
When men and women in uniform speak out against the war, C-SPAN listens --
and so might mainstream America.
http://www.alternet.org/story.html?StoryID=15453
Will Middle America Board the Peace Train?
By Traci Hukill, AlterNet
March 24, 2003
Consider the difference between two anti-war
Here's a new interview with Robert Fisk.
http://www.zmag.org/content/showarticle.cfm?SectionID=36ItemID=3323
Un-Embedded Journalist
by Robert Fisk
March 25, 2003
Robert Fisk on Washington's 'Quagmire' in Iraq, Civilian Deaths and
the Fallacy of Bush's 'War of Liberation'
7,000 words, good
Jennifer:
Wasn't there a soldier named Michael New that refused to serve as a UN soldier
because he had sworn alegiance to the USA? Didn't he end up in jail for
refusing this illegal order?
EdB- Original Message -
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Sent:
I have done language changes provided by Darryl, thank's.
Wrote a little bit more on prices etc. and are working on the
rest. I am in a hurry, because I have to be operated for a
dislocated retina next week. So any suggestions are welcome.
http://energy.saving.nu/biofuels/biofueldev.shtml
On Thu, 27 Mar 2003 12:06 am, Steve Spence wrote:
properly washed biodiesel has no appreciable amounts of alcohol left in it.
when I wrote:
I have heard arguements that leaving the eexcess ehtanol in the BD does
no harm (increases the calorific value of the fuel which also redresses
the
On 26 Mar 2003 at 11:03, paul van den bergen wrote:
well, today I did the only sensible thing,... I dove into the skip
down stairs where tehy are refurbishing the eng building and scavenged
The EN building or the 3 storey one that fronts onto Burwood Rd?
Ahhh the memories.
End of the world as we know it?
You know the world is going crazy when the best rapper is a white guy,
the best golfer is a black guy, The Swiss hold the America's Cup, France
is accusing the US of arrogance, and Germany doesn't want to go to war.
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I need to know if these two products are the same, or can they both
be used to make bio diesel?
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Thanks for the geography lesson, i realy should be
more up on things like that. Unfortunatly i think the
mazda tranny is different. Thanks for the offer!
Jason Gnatowsky
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I have been offered a diesel from a 1984 Mazda truck
and two transmissions for $350
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If that's what you think, you missed everything. I feel bad for
you.
May George W. Bush and all his evil ilk roast in hell forever for
this. Fire the ovens up on fossil-fuels and let them think about
that
for
Thanks Mr. Addison.
Y. K. Jain
Keith Addison wrote:
http://www-ang.kfunigraz.ac.at/~mittelba/
www.etis.net/balpyo/renew14/04.pdf
Don't know if it makes any difference, but the www.etis.net file
above is not the same paper. The one I quoted from is here:
Production and Fuel Properties
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