Dear sir, If you are interested from supplies from India we can help you. Please advise. Yours truly, Prakash Chhagani lres1 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Sorry to trouble all but am unable to find a site where I can buy seeds for Jatropha Curcus, the non-toxic varietyfrom
Hi,
Does anyone know the lie of the land for biofuel production in Romania, or do
we have anyone from Romania on the list? I've got a friend who owns some
agricultural land and we would like to to talk about setting up a project. If
you know anyone then please contact me using this email
It's interesting tosee the ideology of some in government and how theyfeel that digital communications could best serve the "greater good" -- especially when it's happening on it's own and without the scrutiny of "official" national interests.During the past couple of years,
As some of you may be aware, our federal government in Canada was
recently kicked out of the house due to non confidence. The green party
just released it's platform announcing that they have a plan to increase
tax on dino fuels and exempt biofuels from these increases. As well
taxes on
Has anyone had any experience with BD in a Thermopride oil furnace?
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Try to Google for: Jatropha Curcas seeds.
I got a couple hundred references as to where to purchase seeds.
Good luck
Arden
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Hi Joe;
Even though I am on the Green Party executive I am considering voting for
Jack Layton in this federal election because he has a better report card on
environmental issues than Jim Harris of the Green Party.
Terry Dyck
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http://warofconquest.com/I don't usually write an email about a game but I took a peek at a free game last evening and ended up getting to bed at half past 3 in the morning. Years ago there was a BBS game (pre internet) that had multiplayers by the name of "GWars" and I enjoyed it. This game
Ok Terry;
I never intended to discuss where to vote on a forum like this. My
purpose was really to see if anyone on the list has any involvement at
the political level with respect to home biodiesel production since I
believe it is or soon will be on the radar screen of the law makers.
You
"...with respect to home biodiesel production since I believe it is or soon will be on the radar screen of the law makers."Ifthere is already some overlap with respect to fuel for your home and your vehicle (i.e. diesel) and dye is used to differentiate one from the other, what happens when
Alum is not the same as aluminum
John D.
Greg and April wrote:
IIRC, aluminum soaps will thicken fuels, and that was a early way to make
napalm.
I'm not saying that alum would do this, but, it should be something to keep
in mind, as, soap is a byproduct of biofuel production.
You would not
Hi Joe,
Out here in BC, the climate is coldly ignorant on all things biofuel.
I sent the provincial environment minister an email informing him that I
thought the 50% road tax exemption on biofuels was sadly inadequate, and
four months later I have yet to receive a reply.
The provincial Green
hay every onei was thinking that after 500 liter good quality b.d i left the big mistakes behind me.any way the last batch i did yesterday turned out with no separation at all.it was 95 liter wvo titration
1.4.used 19 liter methanol 466g laysame reactor and reaction time (90 min) as batches
There is quite likely Aluminum in Alum, depending on type.
Alum
Aluminum Sulfate Al2(SO4)
Note the AL2(SO4) in 3 of the 4 types of Alum below ( not a complete list ):
Potash alum, K2SO4·Al2(SO4)3·24H2O
Sodium alum, Na2SO4·Al2(SO4)3·24H2O
Chrome alum, K2SO4·Cr2(SO4)3·24H2O
Ammonia alum,
Maybe I haven't been paying strict attention and this has been brought
to the list's attention before.
If so, then perhaps it bears repeating. If not, then it bears some
review on everyone's part who is interested in a 100% conversion to
alternative liquid fuels to supplant the present liquid
Golan,
Just for grins and giggles, take a liter and boil out any residual
alcohol. Then see if anything settles out.
If not, dissolve one gram of catalyst in 40 ml of methanol and mix that
with 200 ml of your problem stock. Observe.
First guess is that your white layer was soap. A little
Sounds like water...do you have any of the old WVO around? Try heating
it and see if if it spits - indicating water.
Is it glop or cloudy liquid?
Did you run a few test batches first?
-Mike
Golan Shmuel wrote:
hay every one
i was thinking that after 500 liter good quality b.d i left the
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