Try to find a Lubrizol dealer or contact biofuelsystems in Britain.
JLB
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From: Nuno Alegria - MT Energia [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2005 6:46 PM
Subject: [Biofuel] Biodiesel additives
Hi
Does anyone knows any additives for
Hello All,
Yes, real globalisation. The mainstream (ie Northern) press, just as
they're so inclined to assume that if trade is free it must be
good (NOT!), so often labels people like us and the hugely diverse
groups that oppose the WTC and so on as anti-globalisation. Yet I
think all of
Democracies throughout the world vary wildly with how each country
defines it.
You mean like here in the UK where a party that only got 35% of the
votes cast gets given 65% of the seats in the parliament. That's British
democracy in action. Chris.
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No virus found in this outgoing
Hello,
That's quite a lot of money. It certainly could help many grassroots
initiatives take off, but I don't think that is the intent.
It is not so surprising to read that This year's focus is on
development and demonstration projects that lead to greater
commercialization. (From
Reading that the World Bank's name is attached to this, I can't say that
I agree with the approach of this document.
From the ELDIS AGRICULTURE AND DEVELOPMENT REPORTER, 14 December 2004,
http://www.eldis.org/agriculture/
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
THE STATE OF FOOD INSECURITY IN THE WORLD 2004
From the Weekly Harvest Newsletter, Sustainable Agriculture News Briefs
- January 27, 2005, put out by ATTRA - National Sustainable Agriculture
Information Service.
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Studies Say Organic Ag Could Reduce Poverty in Developing Countries
Organic food production could
The government has been working for years to do worthwhile research and
publications on biodiesel developments. In the past two years, the National
Renewable Energy laboratory has published a series of valuable monographs on
this topic. I recommend everyone interested in biodiesel developments
Arie,
He did not have any more FFA than standard oils after he esterfied the
FFA into methyl esters. Strong cation ion exchange resins work well
for esterifcation of FFA into methyl esters and you don't need to get
rid of the excess acid. Each molecule of FFA released one molecule of
water in
HI everybody, So I was wondering if anybody can help
pass along info on groups or individuals who would be
willing to take on an intern interested in learning
the good and greasies of biodiesel. I am a natural
science major and would really like to study the
chemistry of biodiesel, as well as
hi, how much lye did you use? perhaps you didnt get a complete reaction..
Marc
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I happen to have access to fat/oil from a tannery fat trap, which of
course contains certain amount of chrome salts...
Would it be reasonable to think that during acid esterification the chrome
would become water soluble and then can be eliminated futherly when the
biodiesel obtained via
A gentleman has two 1984 diesel Ford Escorts for sale in South Carolina. He is
asking $700 each in an ad in the Carolina Trader out of Columbia. Does anyone
know anything about this engine?
This list is a highlight of my day. Thanks
Chris K.
one more question?
what do yoiu clean your equpiment with? pippets,methoxide mixing tank etc,
reaction tank , etc...
is it ok just to leave tthe methoxide residues on the methoxide mixing
container?
i know we have to clean the reaction vessel thouroughly but..i doubt my
tools are clean...
what
DieselNet UPDATE
January 2005
http://www.dieselnet.com/
Ford to test EPA's Clean Diesel Combustion technology
Don't the 2.5 liter turbo diesels Ford is putting in those really
cool, Thai built, 4 door Rangers you have in Japan and other places
overseas already meet the more rigorous Euro
I'm gonna ask a stupid question, cuz I really don't know
the answer -- why do the traditional conservative
fundamentalists in the US LOVE the US, while the traditional
conservative fundamentalists in the Arab world (mostly Sunni's,
correct me if I'm wrong) tend more toward DESPISING the US?
Turning New York's Wood into the Energy of the Future
Jan 13, 2005
http://www.esf.edu/newspubs/news/2005/01.13.biorefinery.htm
State University of New York
college of Environmental Science and Forestry
SUNY-ESF's Biorefinery Process
We know our sources of fossil fuel aren't going to
Wanna learn about your new home ? http://www.cityofukiah.com/
Bet your learn more from living there though.
Ukiah is a nice little town among many in Northern California. It
should be a friendly place for biodiesel from what I remember.
robert luis rabello
The Edge of Justice
Attorneys for corporations routinely use the courts in an attempt to get
another to pay their obligations, in doing so they can be as fraudulent as
those in the persons in the examples you cited. The chances are very slim
that tort reform that could curtail you and I will not apply to the
Keith,
After I read the details of that case, the case actually illustrates why
we should not embrace tort reform. There was no reasonable expectation the
coffee would have causes burns to the degree that it did. The industry knew
that where serving coffee at temperature that could injure
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Hi,
I just read this more thoroughly. I think if
you've got a particuarly
sticky batch of wvo you might try passing a current
through it. This would
alter the orp of any mollecules in there and therby
the PH of the whole
thing. As a
respectful than a lot of the theists out there. I bet that a keyword
search on god with a capital G comes up a whole lot more than voodoo.
If a person wants to believe in the supernatural that is his or her
business. but how does that help us in our discussions? The problem
with the
Hi Ken and Robert ;
They don't despise us as human beings. They
despise what we do.
Not an expert by any means, and valid points about the
actions of the US government, but I think they hate
the entirety of the western culture. Sex before
marriage, divorce, adultery, navel rings (and more
Ug...From a NBB email update today:
(It is my understanding, but I may be mistaken, that World Energy, who
evidently controls around 75% of the US biodiesel market, is owned by Gulf Oil)
Its my opinion that once biofuels start to replace petrol fuels the oil
companies will rush to secure a
frivolous. I doubt the people of Libby Montana think its frivolous.
http://www.scn.org/~bh162/asbestos_libby.html
Doug Younker wrote:
Attorneys for corporations routinely use the courts in an attempt to get
another to pay their obligations, in doing so they can be as fraudulent as
those in
And Howdy to you too Luc, Actually I feel my position is much more
respectful than a lot of the theists out there.
You aren't outright rude, but respectful is not a word I would use to
characterize your posts.
If a person wants to believe in the supernatural that is his or her
Hi Ken and Robert ;
Not an expert by any means, and valid points about the
actions of the US government, but I think they hate
the entirety of the western culture. Sex before
marriage, divorce, adultery, navel rings (and more
extreme forms of body piercing), tatoos, Madonna,
Brittany, gay
Hi Robert ;
You know this is such a fascinating thread for me, and
please believe me there is no offence intended for
anyone, because I ponder this subject and consider the
possiblity that I could be wrong or mis-informed.
Indeed! The difference between the moderate
western perspective on
Hey Chris,
I hear you loud and clear. If there weren't such a large body of water between
us, we could go to each others protests.
:-)
Mike
Chris Lloyd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Democracies throughout the world vary wildly with how each country
defines it.
You mean like here in the UK
Ken Provost wrote:
I'm gonna ask a stupid question, cuz I really don't know
the answer -- why do the traditional conservative
fundamentalists in the US LOVE the US, while the traditional
conservative fundamentalists in the Arab world (mostly Sunni's,
correct me if I'm wrong) tend more toward
on 2/2/05 7:33 AM, Keith Addison at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is the attitide of the traditional conservative
fundamentalists in the US to the Arab world?
Judging from the Crusades (a word you still hear occasionally)
Yes! And in rather telling circumstances, sometimes.
I'd say
Bob,
I think that Bush is more than dumb, for more than 30 years the asbestos
have been forbidden in several European countries. It is around 40 years
ago that it was proven links between asbestos and lung cancer. It is hard
to find a more clear cut case and it only proves the ignorance and
Hi To All,
I guess I sort of misread this thread and got excited about the idea that a
corporation could face the death penelty, and not just the officers.
When you think about it, if a corporation has the rights of a person such as
the protections offered by the bill of rights, then why
Hakan,
Thank you for spending the time to point toward better examples of
democracies than the US. As a dual citizen, I think that Switzerland
is an especially good choice.
Are you really? That must make for some interesting comparisons.
I posted this before, but I think I'll post it
Reading that the World Bank's name is attached to this, I can't say that
I agree with the approach of this document.
I think you can't paint it with such a broad brush. An odious
organisation indeed, along with the IMF and the WTO et al, but not
all the World Bank does is bad, and not
I guess you win the prize! Only there isn't a prize, sorry about that. :-(
Keith,
After I read the details of that case, the case actually illustrates why
we should not embrace tort reform. There was no reasonable expectation the
coffee would have causes burns to the degree that it did.
(It is my understanding, but I may be mistaken, that World Energy, who
evidently controls around 75% of the US biodiesel market, is owned
by Gulf Oil)
Its my opinion that once biofuels start to replace petrol fuels the
oil companies will rush to secure a monopoly. News like this
perspective? Or at least an animist or two? For one thing:
The term Voodoo (Vodun in Benin; also Vodou or other phonetically
equivalent spellings in Haiti; Vudu in the Dominican Republic) is
applied to the branches of a West African ancestor-based religious
tradition with primary roots among
Hi Ken and Robert ;
Not an expert by any means, and valid points about the
actions of the US government, but I think they hate
the entirety of the western culture. Sex before
marriage, divorce, adultery, navel rings (and more
extreme forms of body piercing), tatoos, Madonna,
Brittany,
Keith, I'm sorry to see that you take my response using jk
gasbag at his word ! I'm just wondering if you in turn have
written to others about the continued rundown of anyone who
has a basic belief in GOD JESUS, United States of America
Etc ? When I arrived here I was under the auspice that I was
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1. The pressurized
Robert Luis Rabello wrote:
Who is trying to proselytize you, sir? I've not read a single
message in this forum urging you to repent of your sins, or repudiate
your atheism. Perhaps that's what you believe we're trying to do;
further illustrating my point that reality absolutely
the meaning of punitive damages. the idea is to punish the corporation
in the only language it understands (money) so the value of the award
was more based on the value of mcdonalds than it was about the value of
the victims injury. once you realize that it makes a whole lot more
sense.
Hmm...
Keith, I'm sorry to see that you take my response using jk
gasbag at his word !
You said it.
I'm just wondering if you in turn have
written to others about the continued rundown of anyone who
has a basic belief in GOD JESUS, United States of America
Etc ?
Huh? What are you
Hi To All,
I guess I sort of misread this thread and got excited about the idea
that a corporation could face the death penelty, and not just the
officers.
When you think about it, if a corporation has the rights of a person
such as the protections offered by the bill of rights, then why
financial compensation for
all of her pain and suffering) was $100,000 exactly how likely is that
to make mcdonalds change their practices such that more don't suffer? if
that was your local coffee joint it would probably put them out of
business but mcdonalds has 4.4 billion in sales.
Plus,
infatuation with biodiesel, the replacement for petroleum diesel that
can be made from vegetable and animal oils and fats.
The farmers, soybean growers from Midwestern states, are enlisting the
help of environmentalists and celebrities, to give them the hip,
eco-friendly image they need
Kim,
This list has members from over 100 countries, as Keith often
like to point out. It probably also have members from at least
3 basic religions and numerous variations of them. The only
ones who repeatedly involve as superior credentials their country
and Christianity as some superior
Best wishes
Keith
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If a man is offered a fact which goes against his instincts, he will
scrutinize it closely, and unless the evidence is overwhelming, he
will refuse to believe it. If, on the other hand, he is
Keith,
People have been saying that here for five years, and elsewhere no
doubt much longer. I'm not being sceptical, I agree with you. That
they're so slow off the mark and it's taking them so long would
rather tend to reinforce my scepticism of their much-vaunted and
largely mythical
Hi Kieth,
There's a lot of stuff you threw out there. To address it all would take a heck
of a lot of time -- suffice to say that I agree with most of it.
Switzerland: If part of it's government was based on the US constitution, you
wouldn't know it. It gained it's Independence over 700
Lets hope that they are too blinded by their outlook on petroleum long
enough for the co-ops and local interests to take hold.
I think micro-scale will always be workable, and possibly have economic
advantages. In the US, there are some regulatory expenses that currently
hinder small
From my understanding, Lubrizol works very well for the purpose it is
intended for and that is B20 blend. It works primarily on the dino end, not
the BD end.
I am a bit scetchy about all the details and it could be a bit higher % on
the BD side although I am certain that it is of littole
Case in point to my negative post about turning biodiesel into a
commercial venture in the big business mindset. Along comes corporate and
before you know it corporate is setting down rules and squeezing you and me
out of the picture or making so difficult that it is prohibitive.
Corporate
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From: fox mulder Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2005 2:53 AM
hi
biodiesel is methyl or ethylesters (an organic
molecule)
isn't it that you are carrying out electrolysis for
which you need an ionic electrolyte?
fox
Great question.I'm glad you asked me that.
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