Why is this source so ignored when it produces over 3 gallons for
every one expended?
I suspect that a analysis of whether more soybean or corn farms are
owned by small family operations, or by large mega-farms might shed
some like on this. I seem to remember some report that suggested that
alot
Kirk McLoren wrote:
Sometimes engineering proposals are just gee whiz stuff. Just to show
that you are capable of thinking outside the box. They don't have to
have much to do with practicality. The hazard to air navigation is
enough to scuttle this idea let alone the liability
have tried 2 batches in a blender. think I've got both results the same. paying closer attention the second time. using new corn oil w/red devil lye and dry gas for methanol in a blender. my results are at first 2 very thin layers on top. the top layera darker brown, the second layer is clear,
I was trying to theorize on what using a 100% ethanol fuel would be
like. From MH's experience, it seems pretty obvious that 10% or even
25% ethanol has no ill effects and could actually run in unmodified
gas engine better than 100% gasoline.
I wanted to add to the reply below. . .
Zeke Yewdall
well, I have found a batch of oil that won't sepparate. I have heated it to
220f to make sure there isn't any water in it. It has been at 220f for an
hour or so with no boiling. I have titrated it several times with a result
of 5. I have made test batches at 5, 7, 8, 9 and 10 grams per litre
My company has been doing some testing with regard to shelf life of
Biodiesel. This driven mainly by the debate going on between European and
North American standards bodies. ASTM 6571 does not address fuel stability,
but the European tests for stability will really only pass BD made from
Hello Dr.Pannirselvam/Subramaniam,
I read that many small scale enterprises are encouraged in India, with tax exemption. If project funding can be arranged somewhere in Chennai or any other suitable place with proper allowances I could come there tohelp outin ethanolof ethanol and wood
Slim and none...
Richard Littrell wrote:
Me too. I thought this only happened at the UN. Say, what do you
suppose the chances are that Bush will ask Paul Volker to lead an
independnet investigation of Halliburton? :-)
Rick
Mike Weaver wrote:
I'm shocked, shocked, to find out that
Sparc IPX anyone?
TarynToo wrote:
Oh...doh...fooled me. I was looking forward to hearing all the good
dirt...
Mostly I blow my money maintaining my museum of ancient Mac, BSD,
Solaris, Linux Boxen.
Foolishly, I gave away my CBM PETs and C64s, but I still have my KIM1!
Taryn
My experience is to spend more time looking for oil you can work with
than trying to crack iffy oil...
Brent S wrote:
well, I have found a batch of oil that won't sepparate. I have heated it to
220f to make sure there isn't any water in it. It has been at 220f for an
hour or so with no
FWIW I have algae blooms in some leftover BD I found cleaning up. I
left it outside w/ a loose lid for a year...
Doug Memering wrote:
My company has been doing some testing with regard to shelf life of
Biodiesel. This driven mainly by the debate going on between European and
North American
Doug Memering wrote:
snip
This limits oxidation to a level that probably won't be noticeable. Of
course, if you really want to keep it a long time you can displace the air
in the container with nitrogen and then it will keep for a long time, this
is something of course that only the
I suspect the mis-information is from dapplers, who do not know the
difference between biodiesel, WVO, SVO - as I hear from many people
talking.
A comment on extracting energy from tides, wind etc: I have thought
about the results of energy extraction from earth generated sources.
While
Hey, just drink the beer, add a little bratwurst and baked beans and
you have a source of biomethane to displace the air. : -)
Tomas Juknevicius wrote:
Doug Memering wrote:
snip
This limits oxidation to a level that probably won't be noticeable. Of
course, if you really want to keep
Zeke Yewdall wrote:
I was trying to theorize on what using a 100% ethanol fuel would be
like. From MH's experience, it seems pretty obvious that 10% or even
25% ethanol has no ill effects and could actually run in unmodified
gas engine better than 100% gasoline.
Thats OK Zeke.
I
Zeke Yewdall wrote:
I was trying to theorize on what using a 100% ethanol fuel would be
like. From MH's experience, it seems pretty obvious that 10% or even
25% ethanol has no ill effects and could actually run in unmodified
gas engine better than 100% gasoline.
Most of the time during the
Brent S wrote:
well, I have found a batch of oil that won't sepparate. I have heated it to
220f to make sure there isn't any water in it. It has been at 220f for an
hour or so with no boiling. I have titrated it several times with a result
of 5. I have made test batches at 5, 7, 8, 9 and 10
bob allen wrote:
Hey, just drink the beer, add a little bratwurst and baked beans and
you have a source of biomethane to displace the air. : -)
--
Bob Allen
http://ozarker.org/bob
Hey, you got it wrong :)
we can just compress this biomethane and use it as a source of fuel.
CNG, you
It could be hydrogenated oil of some sort. This makes lousy WVO,
because it stay so thick at relatively high temperatures. We just
avoid it.
On 9/12/05, Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My experience is to spend more time looking for oil you can work with
than trying to crack iffy oil...
How about that sunken barge which is holding up New Orleans shipping of grain?
I understand
that corn is filling up all the elevators and available barges and soybeans are
coming in
soon.
If the repairs can be delayed long enough the low prices might collapse several
more coops.
This is
Zeke;
Activated alumina or zeolite will remove the water. One source I know
of is companies like Kurt J. Lesker, Alcatel, Leybold and Pfeifer who
are a supplier for industries that use high vacuum. The material is
sold for foreline traps also known as a molecular sieve. The alumina
can be
I did a tiny proposal to Cal Edison in California back in the 80s on Wind
Energy Systems in the Jet Stream to see if they were interested. I had
visited their Solar One Site and thought they might like to do something
with wind.
What would you like to know?
Leon L. Hulett, PE
[Original
Yes but having to leave the window open costs more fuel than you can make.bob allen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey, just drink the beer, add a little bratwurst and baked beans and you have a source of biomethane to displace the air. : -)Tomas Juknevicius wrote: Doug Memering wrote: This limits
The jet stream doesn't lay in a river bed like water. It undulates constantly and has seasonal migration. Nor is it pretty much everywhere. Pilots know and use this knowledge.
Except for Federal preserves your vacant desert doesn't exist.
On the other hand there are projects with a lot of
Well, i have a question.
Is there any way of checking my biodiesel
"production".
How can I confirm that the stuff I distilled is in
fact a fuel.
I mean the every method except pouring it into my
car's tank and waiting what is going to happen.
I will appreciate any advice in a
matter.
Dear Manick
Here in Brasil we have E95 running and
this can be impoted to any country who wish to develop and
adopt the same in other country as well as flexivel ethanol
and gasoline car
We need to come out here in this
list here to arrive ata a simple workable
design and then there are
Hi all,Hi Felipe,Hi Mike
Sorry,I have been working abroad for some time now
without access to comp and net,so I missed the list.
First of all,I deeply respect the efforts,made by
the members of the Linux society all over the
world,trying to make our life easier and less
Dear Dr.Pannirselvam
Yes, Madurai Ghandigram university will be finewith Dr.T.Karunakaran, if it could be arranged.
Cheers
Manickh"Pannirselvam P.V" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Manick Here in Brasil we have E95 running and this can be impoted to any country who wish to develop and adopt the
Hello all.
ethanol contains oxygen and will disturb the fuel/air ratio of the fuel.
Engines with carburettor have to be adjusted to the proper CO level, since
this value is the receipt of a proper combustion.
Injected engines with catalytic cleaning usually have a range for adding
more fuel to
A story of the white house ordering that power be restored to power
substations serving pipeline pumps in Mississippi and take priority
over hospitals and water systems. Since when is gasoline
diesel delivery 1500+ miles north more important than clean water and
hospital care in the hours
I can't seem to find it but, I thought that there WAS a
recommendation on JtF to store BD for no long than a given time (I
won't give the time frame that my memory serves in case I'm wrong)
(the same time frame as for storing petro diesel). No?
IIRC the NBB etc recommend no more than six
Hello Doug
My company has been doing some testing with regard to shelf life of
Biodiesel. This driven mainly by the debate going on between European and
North American standards bodies. ASTM 6571 does not address fuel stability,
but the European tests for stability will really only pass BD made
Hi JJJN Marty,
My first processor was made with PVC pipe. The glue fittings were no
problem. The PVC screw fittings consistently became loose and since they
were glued to other pipe, could not be tightened. All have been replaced
with 304 stainless. Long runs are PEX and ag sprayer suction hose.
These people keep saying they read somewhere but they don't say
where. We've had dozens of them.
This citing of an unknown resource has actually been documented (by
the movie Outfoxed) as a devious method of presenting opinion or non
factual information without violating (at least in the letter
http://www.commondreams.org/headlines05/0911-02.htm
Published on Sunday, September 11, 2005 by Agence France Presse
Draft US Defense Paper Outlines Preventive Nuclear Strikes
A new draft US defense paper calls for preventive nuclear strikes
against state and non-state adversaries in order to
From:
ECONOMIC REPORTING REVIEW
By Dean Baker
September 12, 2005
Energy Efficiency
In Asia, Low Fuel Prices And Subsidies Lose Ground
Keith Bradsher
New York Times, September 7, 2005, Page C5
http://err.c.topica.com/maadYiMabkeXubnpHI6baeQBpp/
This article reports on how several Asian
http://www.motherjones.com/commentary/columns/2005/09/planet_new_orleans.html
Sucker's Bets for the New Century
Commentary: The U.S. After Katrina
By Bill McKibben
September 7, 2005
If the images of skyscrapers collapsed in heaps of ash were the end
of one story -- the U.S. safe on its
From everybody's *favorite* online source:
http://www.biodiesel.org/markets/mar/default.asp
in tests performed by the University of Idaho, biodiesel in an aqueous
solution after 28 days was 95 percent degraded. Diesel fuel was only 40
percent degraded. In a second study done in an aquatic
Keith Addison wrote:
http://www.commondreams.org/headlines05/0911-02.htm
Published on Sunday, September 11, 2005 by Agence France Presse
Draft US Defense Paper Outlines Preventive Nuclear Strikes
Don't say I didn't warn you!
robert luis rabello
The Edge of Justice
Adventure for
It also is related to a vote by slightly more than half of us - or at
least slightly more than half of those whose votes were recorded. I
remember in the wake of the election people saying "Why can't you let
it go and come together behind the president? What are you so afraid
will happen?"
chris l., i assure you i was not mistaken. wiring down the cork is no
guarantee. even if it holds the cork, the bottle itself might explode.
sparkling wines can be made by a number of methods. the more refined of
which rely either upon very precise control of sugar content (so that at final
On Sep 12, 2005, at 11:07 AM, Leon Hulett wrote:
I did a tiny proposal to Cal Edison in California back in the 80s on
Wind
Energy Systems in the Jet Stream to see if they were interested. I had
visited their Solar One Site and thought they might like to do
something
with wind.
What
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