heat pump. I joined this list so I could learn how to
produce my own biodiesel, so I can power my vehicles without burning up
fossil fuels.
-Steve
Let's unravel. Climate change is only one of four interconnected and
massive problems facing the planet. If the only issue we were worried
about
for the forseeable future. I believe the answer
is for us to find alternative sources of energy that are cheap enough that
the average person will be interested.
-Steve
...much of the inefficiency within the American energy grid is from
transmission losses. Instead of nuclear, we need to invest in clean
, but if you drink the output you'll be a very unhappy camper.
-Steve
A while back, we had a discussion on simple cook stoves.
http://infoarchive.net/sgroup/biofuel/46479/1
I was wondering if some of the charcoal collected from the stove could be
used as a water purifier. I quickly checked
phone may find something else to take its place.
-Steve
Actually, the DOT did a study of accidents caused by distracted drivers a
few years ago. About 80% were caused by distractions outside the car
(billboards, that woman walking down the street, etc.). Of the 20% caused
by distractions
I'm anxious to get started in learning how to make biodiesel, and some web
searches have turned up outfits like www.makebiodiesel.org, which market
complete kits. Are these things really worth it, or are they selling junk
to the uninitiated?
-Steve
friends
to see my chatroom.
Tim,
Here is the link to that software we were talking about. Just remember its a
great tool for meeting new
friends or an affective advertising tool as well
Use it wisely :)
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Steve
Get paid to read
friends
to see my chatroom.
Tim,
Here is the link to that software we were talking about. Just remember its a
great tool for meeting new
friends or an affective advertising tool as well
Use it wisely :)
http://www.SellShareware.com/ProgramInfo.asp?AfID=5544PrID=32692
Steve
Get paid to read
x-charset ISO-8859-1Was talking to a friend the other day about diesel vs
biodiesel...
Was told that bio diesel only had 70% of the power output of petroleum
based diesel... is this true?
Biofuel at Journey to Forever:
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Biofuels list archives:
Had been looking at the water heater a few folks have been converting
to produce bio diesel. Got me to thinking about all of the plumbing
that people are putting around the outside.. made me laugh.
Sorry.. to laugh.. but it occurred to me that if one turned the unit
upside down.. you would have
Had to laugh when reading this article. If one reads it carefully one
will have to laugh.. Talking about GM and Ford Catching up with
diesels. How can they not? If anyone remembers GMs foray into
building a diesel for their sedans .. What a fiasco. They build
the biggest piece of doo doo
if the car actually has 124,000 miles it likely is a good buy. No you
cannot retrofit a turbo.. one it would cost you $3000 for the retro
fit... and 2 the turbo diesel actually has heaving crankshaft
bearings.. they are designed to take the extra pressure that one gets
with turbo boost on the
Since I have actually had this happen to me I can be pretty
certain that the problem you have with the car is fuel. Likely from
sitting up for awhile you have mould in the fuel. E.G. Water and fuel
make for bad bed fellows.
Change out both of your fuel filters.
Then use the little wobble
May 17 2004
Camper van thief siphons off raw sewage instead of diesel
By Calum Macdonald
A BUNGLING thief tried to siphon diesel from a camper van but got a
mouthful of raw sewage.
The would-be raider missed the fuel tank in the dark and put a tube
into the van's septic
down and dirty condenser...
go to your local hardware store.. get 50 feet of 3/8 in copper
tubing.. in a roll.
get a 5 gallon bucket sheetrock or paint.
put coil into bucket... obviously dont put the ends in.. not easy to
fill them or drain them if you do :)
fill with ice water
promise
I am a neutral observer. To distinguish between what
is just and what is not. Jews have taken other
peoples' homes and have driven them out of their land.
i understand that all the arabs have accepted the fact
that Isreal is to exist. They have offered to live in
peace provided Isreal
One of the most interesting things that I read this morning in the
digest is about common misconceptions about water use in the bathroom.
Way back in the days of Ronald Regan/Geporge Bush, you know they were
presidents that some people think or dont think were a terrible
persons. Well under
I am looking at moving to the side of a mountain in Tn. So have been
doing lots of reading about alternatives to established methods...
Had to laugh about the Bidet thing. Drip dry is still not fun.
What I was have discovered is rather disconcerting.. one cannot
install composting toilets or
Since I imagine most here are really interested in both conservation
and working towards keeping the world (even if that is just your back
yard) renewable...
Just imagine if the building codes in this country were changed so
that every new building had to be whole wall rated at R45... how much
Hoping to build my own little bio diesel converter. So thanks guys
for getting me thinking in what I believe is good for all of us. Have
always wondered what they do with old WVO. Guess it just goes into
the dump somewhere.
Have been driving diesels for about thirty years.. currently have an
It is a pretty simple system.. level one.. the flapper chain has a
float installed on it. so if you just need to remove fluids.. you
just flip the lever... it is enough to evacuate the bowl. If you have
solids.. hold the lever to the open position.. it will then use the
entire contents of the
hence bio diesel..
Thanks Hakan.. :)
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Steve,
Done properly, you only need a lawn cutter size diesel engine for,
http://energy.saving.nu/plugin/hvacpump.shtml
generator engines at,
http://www.hardydiesel.com/gen
Some of those old dog toilets use 8-12 gallons per flush. I dont think
I have ever seen a toilet that could not be replumbed.. only problem..
Plumbers ask for gold when they do LOL.. I know.. not lots of help
here.. but atleast something to give you a smile. Yeah have used my
share of bricks
interesting thoughts.. This is what happens when business has
centralized control.. and does not have a clue what they do to
locations where they operate. wish all those high priced CEOs had to
live next door to love canal.
History has shown that men is more than
willing to directly and
I dont know what is true and false about mad cow.. but I do know ...
that after living in england for a year... The Feds have passed a
ruling that keeps me from donating blood anymore. Think the
government is not telling all of us what is really going on.
Biofuel at Journey to Forever:
More and more local code enforcement agencies really are pushing every
new building towards higher insulation values. Only a few major
glitches that they seem to not understand or just totally ignore.
Tests by researchers show that fiberglass is good at 75 degrees... but
has no insulating
the chicken coup thing though..
Steve
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When last I was in Finland, they lived 2.6 people per room in
large state-run
apartment complexes, a Green dream for saving energy,
particularly with no
elevators
Well there you go. Coming up with an elegant solution ... and then
complaining about it. Geeze :) Rigid polyisocyanurate foam would be a
far better option, even more
attractive if it were manufactured from vegetable-oil based polyols.
Happy new years to all
Biofuel at Journey to Forever:
Just wanted to have it on record from here.. I do not think that there
is anything that is always or absolute when it comes to building
trades, best and worst practices where energy or the government is
concerned.
I like to think that there are trade offs to almost everything.
I said
Having talked to my dad.. he is a retired large animal vet. All I can
do is agree with everything you said about mad cow.
Science already knew everything you have said atleast 50 years ago
when my dad got out of school. They also know that inbreeding is a bad
thing and eating your own is ok if
dont remember who sent that silly post that turbines kill birds.. but
it is my belief that this is an urban legend.
Turbines just do not turn fast enough that a bird will not see them
and get out of the way.
Perhaps whomever said this was refering to home brew turbines which in
reality
With all of the changes in sugar imports and price supports..
Was wondering about setting up ethanol distillery for sugar cane in
south louisiana since this is a huge production area.
Anyone have any information on places to go look for info
Biofuel at Journey to Forever:
Think the idea of wind turbines definitely has its place in the mix of
alt. sources of energy. Do not think that there is any perfect answer
to what is best.
I am convinced that bio diesel is the right direction for me.. since I
keep looking at the economics of solar pv as Very expensive...
seen this used as a major argument against wind turbines
before. If I remember correctly, some of the newer wind turbines have
a top speed of 12 mph, no matter how fast the wind blows. I think that
part of the reason for this is because of birds.
Jeff
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Hey Paul seem to remeber reading that you had to have the almost pure
concentration or the conversion using ethanol was problematic. On the
journey to forever site there are links to get this pure grade of
ethanol. From what I gather... since I have not brewed any bio diesel
yet.. better to go
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Compost is a natural product. As long as the source is organic, home made
compost is better than anything you would have normally used instead.
Steve
On Monday 19 June 2006 06:11 am, DB wrote:
you don't have to grind compost
with the
6.6lly engine in it. Any links on the net or info about problems that I might
have running biodiesel that I have made myself in a newer computer controled
diesels would be nice. Thanks for the help.
Frist post to the list,
Steve
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Thank for the input and info so far. Still pushing
forward with a processor, but would like to hear more from anyone that has had
trouble with the newer engines.
Please keep them coming.
Thanks, Steve
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to post pictures as I go with the
consruction of the unit.
Thanks Again, Steve
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Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Using biodiesel in
newer truck-cars
I have
products from
the reaction. 2nd wash mist and mild aireation, 3rd wash, mist and strong
aireation. I think that this might work to help cut down on any emulsions in
the wash and help move the fuel in the tank around a bit on the last wash as
well. Just my thoughs on it.
Steve
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-58 was the engines that were in the
SR-71.
Scared to post, Steve
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Subject: [SPAM]: Re: [Biofuel] Fuel
Help
It looks and smells like absolutely brand new
So sorry, I was thinking that the J-58 used
JP-8, Its been awhile since a was around a fuel farm.I believe that it was
JP-7 that the J-58 used. Sorry for any confusion.
Now realy scard to post, Steve
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comments. The frist night I was on there were a few and
then I got spanked for being a newbie and asking questions. Maybe I did not set
up the e-mail service to recive the good stuff. Will keep watching and
reading.
sorry about the spelling, Steve
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Bacteria that can clean up all sorts of nasty stuff is
old news. A guy I used to carpool with went to work
for a company called Ecova 18 years ago to become a
bug trainer. Basically, they go to the site of any
environmental mess, and they would dig up soil from
the area. In all likelyhood,
Does anyone realize that when the gov was saying there was no surplus of
crude oil and thus the high prices of gasoline Exxon's billions of
quarterly profit Dollars, there were at least 16 fully laden ships waiting
outside Bolivar Roads (entrance to Houston) refineries waiting for the
price to
Hi, Can anyone give me some info on locating methanol? Just starting up
small scale biodiesel processing. thanks, Steve
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They use something like that in the balitmore harbor. a smallish boat with a
conveyor belt in the center and two arms that scissor horizontally across the
top of the water and have conveyor type belts on them that pull the garbage
toward the center belt. The boat floats on pontoons on the
these things
http://www.trashskimmer.com/balt.htm
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gee, and we're still paying farmers to leave thier feilds sit? I live in
colorado, and I have freinds that bought farms solely because the government
pays them to not grow. Great investment, getting paid to sit on your butt.
seems to me that if the shortage was really that bad, we'd stop
Speed limits should not be set at the national level, it's a state or
municipal issue.
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More laws don't fix a damn thing - look at the 'War on Drugs' or
Washington DC where handgun ownership is illegal and the crime is the
worst in the country.
Even more disgusting is how laws are enforced, in Denver, Co, they have
a concealed weapons ban, which conflicts with the state that
well, if the ice age is coming, then maybe we all need hummers and big trucks
to create more green house gasses ;)
55 is fine for the densely populate tracts of america (the coasts), but its
going to be a rea hard sell in the vast expanses of the middle of the
country. The federal
I think (but I'm not sure) that methanol will evaporate at 140, is that
correct? If it is, then keeping the temp below that would become very
important too.
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I do my test batches in a pot on a coleman stove out in the garage so I
can maintain the temp.
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I've also heard that the powerstroke is hit or miss. Anything after
2003 is going to be a lot quieter than the old diesels, there were some
new federal requirements imposed in 2003 about noise levels.
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Steve,
Have your test batches passed the quality test?
I do my
Maybe he's working with a group of guys to make it. Maybe he owns a
delivery truck. Maybe he owns a company that has 12 trucks in its
fleet. Maybe he has a hole in his storage tank.
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Ya just never know ;)
This is almost as intriguing a mystery as all those feet washing up in
canada.
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I don't think I've seen anything on this aspect, and as I'm kind of new
to make BD, I don' t know if knowing how much soap you're producing
would help correct the problem or not, but the place I get my
isopropanol from has a link now mentioning soap titration, so I thought
I'd share.
Don't farmers have the right to sell their corn to whoever they want to
sell it too? Even if corn is going to make ethanol, so? So the world
has increased its demand for oil, and that means that oil costs more,
that means that we need to find ways to offset that, so we make corn
into ethanol,
Shimano used to have something called the biopace chainring. The chainrings
where oblong, so that you would get a more powerful downstroke.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biopace
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the batf only gets involved in ethanol distilling, not biodiesel.
the questions are, who do you report to, what gallonage do you report, and
who knows besides you if it's accurate?
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the system with diesel.
i have not tried running a system on rancid oil, but mostly rancidity is
taste, and diesels don't care about taste. there are biocides available for
diesel, and biodiesel, but I don't think they'd work with svo.
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like to try this out in India village if possible.Ur suggestions
most welcome.
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sulfur is the primary killer of cat converters. b100 has no sulfur.
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and other seed oil seed?
And, where might I find some of the analysis data on this biomass?
Cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin content data would be most helpful too.
Many thanks,
Len
fermentation and distillation, anaerobic digestion, thoughts come to mind.
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normal diesel in Europe, has no sulfur. diesel in the us does.
biodiesel/svo/wvo has no sulfur. sulfur kills cat converters.
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how does a cetane rating over 50 benefit? biodiesel and vegetable oils do
have slightly less energy content than fossil diesel. about 5%
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Does your professor know what Rudolf diesel used to power his diesel engine
at the 1900's world fair? peanut oil. increased emissions indeed. your prof
needs to do more reading (and testing) before opinionating.
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not by intelligent diesel owners. the logical choice is kerosene.
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In upstate NY, kero and diesel are sold side-by-side in most stations. Use
to work for a trucking company. Saw a few engines die because of gasoline
additions.
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diesels most certainly do get higher mpg, because diesel has a higher btu
count / gallon.
btu / mile is similar.
but gas engines won't run on veggie oil fuels. they wil run on veggie
alcohol with a bit of work.
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than gasoline does.
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please keep in mind that the big 3 (2?) produce many diesel trucks, vans,
and suv's. The diesel Ford Excursion is a beautiful vehicle.
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Keith, I'm concerned when you say SVO isn't suitable for DI engines. Our '98
Jetta TDI is running smoothly, and after tear down at 15k miles, squeaky
clean. will tear down at 30k miles as well.
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Join the NBB, or you will have to chalk up the million dollar testing fees.
http://www.biodiesel.org/
http://www.yellowbiodiesel.com/buybiodiesel.htm
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in order to sell it for fuel, the fees and equipment, as well as the sources
of oil, are much higher than a backyard tinkerer has to pay.
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please don't. not good for the engine, not good for the lungs of the person
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the whole sordid tale (or at least a good part of it) can be found at
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I'm glad we are not so restrictive in most parts of the US.
Methanol is widely available, tire changing can be done wherever you get a
flat, and car washing can be done almost anywhere, anytime unless we are
having a drought.
selling biofuels seems to be one of the few restrictions
Steve
happened no matter who's biodiesel you put in the tank. That's why a
sacrificial filter is important for the first few tankfuls.
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That's all very fine, Mr. Ballard, but where do we get the hydrogen?
-J.P. Morgan
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Fuel cells are a wonderful thing. Too bad there isn't much to fuel them
with. Don't even get me started on electrolysis. It's a cool science fair
project, but not much else.
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actually, engines will run on a fairly low proof alcohol. as low as 160 or
so. only when making gasohol do you need anhydrous ethanol.
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have a number of methods to preheat the engine and tank.
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Check out the new (old) article at green trust about heating your domestic
hot water with your wood burning stove, and a solar thermal panel.
http://webconx.green-trust.org/2003/fireandwater.htm
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. The attempt to portray all SUV
drivers as arrogant fuel wasters is as poor as declaring all blacks as drug
dealers. Some drivers should not be driving, and the vehicle may attract
more of the these undesirables. Then again, does the Catholic priesthood
attract pedophiles? It's a slippery slope.
Steve
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Not much weather above 6 ft. Shuttle was in unpowered glide mode.
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If it is nat gas powered, this is cool. Biogas and nat gas are extremely
similar in makeup. throw your carbon/nitrogen digestibles in Mr. Fusion and
power a fuel cell for 45 days or so.
http://webconx.green-trust.org/methane.htm
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New changes, new pictures.
Cleaner Burning, Higher output.
No smoke, no carbon buildup.
Heat your house, garage, or hot water. Even make a steam generator from new
or used vegetable oil.
http://webconx.green-trust.org/2000/biofuel/babington
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time will tell.
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added. So that's 30 years
before this program will significantly effect our oil dependence.
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Why do they need a government handout? I don't ask the government to
subsidize my projects. A few close friends, if I think there will be a
payback, but never the government.
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This is a new item just in. Easier than the babington. A great veggie oil
burner, but will work with waste motor oil, etc.
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I want one!
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Quality.
Smithfield's Utah swine operation produces about one million market hogs a
year, and the biodiesel project will use the waste from about half of those
hogs, the company said.
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