Dave,
Don't believe rapeseed meal has any edible characteristics for human ends.
Livestock feed, yes. Sunflower meal would give the same oil yield and an
edible meal, but not in a northern latitude.
Canola is just the trade name for rapeseed hybrid(s?) that grow(s) well at
higher latitudes in
Ross,
Weather does not follow any specific pattern, occurences are
interrelated but entirely random as to the frequency of intensity. The
magnitude of a hurricane is directly related to water temperature
where the hurricane is. The thing is that water temperatures have not
risen enough to
Actually, Canada is still the largest trade partner of the U.S.
However, China is
gaining fast, and is poised to take over the number one position
within 2 years.
Thanks for the clarification. I'd been under that impression for the
last couple of years :p
In my conversations, I gather
Andres Yver wrote:
Phorum is good software, open source. The 5.07 beta is really
powerful.
snip
Hello Andres,
Making the decision to choose mailman was a difficult one. We did not
know about Phorum when we made the decision, however; we were very
worried about security at the time due
Yours is a bit more tricky, although you might have enough wind ( maybe
water power? ) to do the job energy wise.
I spent 18 months, just outside of Portland OR, and that was some of the
weirdest weather I have ever seen. 3-4 months of total cloud cover, and 2-3
months nothing but sun, and
i suspect that lots of Floridians are suddenly paying attention to the
scientists who have been saying for a decade that unless the
world cuts hydrocarbon emissions (think sign the Kyoto Accords
that are being rejected by Bush and Congress) there would be
increasingly violent, unusual
SNIP
I would love to be able
to present a results focused paper for consideration. That is where
the real power in change lies--not in who is elected and dancing to
perceived public opinion.
Peggy
Kerry Pledges to Help Struggling Rural Communities
Achieve Economic Sustainability
At 01:59 PM 9/12/2004, you wrote:
this is buck,, read belowww,
hi heidi and kim,, for kim, when u sayy u do noat lallow chemicalss do
you mean, insecticiaceds or all thingsss chemical, insulation foam,
plastic sheeting eticif we can understaaadn what u mean by chemicals,
By chemicals
In the UK we have an annual test, the MOT, part of
this is a smoke test, common advice for cars that fail
the smoke test is to and give it the itallian,
filling up with Bio is also useful as it cleans the
fuel system and burns cleaner. Just drive at highway
speeds (60mph, 100kph = 4.5kRPM) in
Actually, unless you are rich and can afford a large construction crew,
your bales are going to get wet during construction, so knowing how they
will react is important. A water proof covering that does not breath will
rot bales faster than leaving them outside due to condensation. There
Great information Buck, I appreciate your time to consider my request and
reply.
We pretty much have an idea on the Gen-sets but are somewhat at a loss for
the extraction process and equipment required to achieve our end
goal1500-2000 GPD continuous production.
Any thoughts there would
Dear Mitch:
Last week we completed the conversion of an ISUZU 1600cc engine, 12 years
old, from gasoline to neat ethanol (hydrated 96% ethanol). The engine is
not on a car, but on a test stand.
So far we can only report that it runs very smoothly, but do have any test
data yet. I think it will
Folks,
I was wondering if our Australian friends can give a quick overview about
the two Australian candidates up for election next month?
Candidates for Prime Minister are John Howard and Mark Latham.
Possibly their views on:
Renewable fuels?
Environment?
Local coal mining and the export of
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Date: Fri, 10 Sep 2004 17:45:28 EDT
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Kerry preferred around World - Poll
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Am I speaking with A. De Groot?
If you want to make enemies like George Bush, well, so far you're
doing a pretty good job.
We don't favor Texas crude
Date: Sat, 11 Sep 2004 12:23:42 EDT
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Putting O2 to the air input
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi, Teoman,
I recommend you check out this web site:
http://www.tdiclub.comwww.tdiclub.com Visit the forums, and you
will get more diesel knowledge than you can handle. (I just got
Hello Dave,
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From: Dave Brockes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 12, 2004 11:34 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Any help Appreciated
Todd,
Thank you very much for your input. I'll check out those companies. Have
also heard of good
To everyone who participated on this thread, many thanks are in order. I
will now go back to lurking while I do my homework on these different ideas.
What has my mind going in high gear is wondering if an icy ball will work
with a solar funnel cooker for a heat source. This looks at first
Canola is just the trade name for rapeseed hybrid(s?) that grow(s) well at
higher latitudes in the northern hemisphere.
Close, but not quite.
Canola is the legal name for low-erucic acid rapeseed. By US law, canola
oil is a triglyceride with an erucic acid content of no more than 2
On Sunday, September 12, 2004, at 04:45 PM, Appal Energy wrote:
Dave,
Don't believe rapeseed meal has any edible characteristics for
human ends. Livestock feed, yes.
Rapeseed has a high level of erucic acid and glucosinolates which
make the meal unsuitable for many animals.
Sunflower
My engine is a 2.5 liter turbo charged Hyundai starex 98 engine ( I have
heard that the Mitsubishi 2.5 l engine is the same but without a turbo)
. It is rated at 85 hp.
The van itself weighs 2 tons, and can take up to 12 people. It usually
spits out more smoke when loaded.
Anyway, the smoke
Thanks a lot for the information. I knew it was a good idea to ask here
first. You guys probably saved my 98 Hyundai Starex.
I am aware of what high preassure oxygen can do, divers take extreme
precautions when using pure oxygen, even the o rings of diving bottles
have to be changed, and
Well kids,
It's been nice knowing you, but I'm afraid I'm going to have to
unsubscribe. I'm really unhappy with the new format of this list. The
so-called daily digest comes in about 10 e-mails a day, with topics in
one attachment, and EVERY SINGLE OTHER MESSAGE in a separate attachment.
So
From: Jan Lieuwe Bolding [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Fw: [biofuel] Cloudy Biodiesel
Date: Mon, 13 Sep 2004 21:29:32 +0200
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To: mailto:biofuel@yahoogroups.combiofuel@yahoogroups.com
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