Ove,
Sorry I'm a bit slow to respond. I'm juggling a number of projects at
the moment.
It is not unusual to have some problems with test batches. It is also
common to achieve success and then run into problems scaling up to larger
batch size. It invariably turns out to be a simple
Mr. Rubin says that these forces may reverse the impact of globalization.
This quote caught my attention in the recent CIBC World Markets report.
Full item at:
http://micro.newswire.ca/release.cgi?rkey=1605274619view=92835
Text below:
Attention Business Editors:
Get ready to pay more for
maybe the greedy oil barons will help accomplish what we should have
done a long time ago: abolish free trade. Or at least mitigate it in a
little...
Bernard
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Thanks Keith,
- I was tempted by the fact that NaOH is cheaper to use than KOH - so
now I am stuck with a 25 kg sack which I have to use up. It will take
approximately 5 years if I drive 15.000 km a year, won't it ...
As for the question about the two-stage method: I was asking out of
I doubt that higher petroleum prices would mean, an appreciable increase
in amount waste oil is recycled, but higher prices may increase the
demand for what of what waste oil is collected. I would love to have a
transport tanker full of it to sell at the crude oil reclaiming plant a
mile
