It seems that the best way to prevent solve the climate change problem is to
lessen energy consumption and plant more trees.
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It is only for the last few hundred years or so that food has been
relatively abundant for humans. Before farming we were hunters for millions
of years since the early humans. Our bodies have evolved to digest
unprocessed food and conserve the nutrients we get from them. Nowadays the
food we eat
Mechanical agitation will increase the kinetic energy of the molecules thus
temperature.
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Hi Mike
Heat the oil further to about 145 deg F to compensate for cooling. Hopefully
the heat will be enough to last the duration of the process. You can also
insulate your blender with buble wrap.
Best,
Chris
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Methanol shouldn't vaporize until 148.46 deg F assuming the atmospheric
pressure in you area is 760mmHg.
Best,
Chris
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Hi Gustl and Ken,
If kerosene and GASOLINE is used, then what they may be doing is diluting
the vegetable oil to lower viscosity and lessen the likelihood of injector
clogging. The product itself may just be placebo. (Heck! Why didn't I think
of that? NOT!)
Best,
Chris
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Hi Tom,
We use an ordinary 1/2 hp clear water pump with two inlet pipes to suck in
glycerine and wvo. I just adjust the inlet openings to regulate the mixing.
We let it settle in a dedicated separate tank for about the same time as you
would settle glycerine from BD but I reckon longer is better
it.
Nah! Always those pipedreams! JTF is still the real stuff.
best regards,
Ken
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caveat_emptor :-)
Chris Tan wrote:
Hi Gustl and Ken,
If kerosene and GASOLINE is used, then what they may be doing is
diluting
the vegetable oil to lower viscosity and lessen
. 10kg of glycerine for 90kg of
waste oil. It is possible to bring the ffa level to zero if you use large
amounts of glycerine (if you happen to have accumulated large amounts).
Best regards,
Chris Tan
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http://www.autobloggreen.com/2007/05/02/i-blew-up-my-2008-f350-on-biodiesel/
Best,
Chris
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Good day to everyone.
Kindly, check out my personal biodiesel website.
http://www.freewebs.com/easybiodiesel/
Thanks.
Best regards,
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the
oil. And as a bonus, it neutralizes the ffa's in the waste oil. Most of the
catalyst end up in the glycerine cocktail so it neutralizes the ffa's.
Best,
Chris Tan
P.S.
Kindly check out my personal website.
http://www.freewebs.com/easybiodiesel
Hi to everyone:
Anyone in the Philippines interested in about a ton of glycerine cocktail.
Just haul it away and it's yours. I'm in Bulacan.
Best,
Chris
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Hi to everyone:
Anyone in the Philippines interested in about a ton of glycerine cocktail.
Just haul it away and it's yours. I'm in Bulacan.
Best,
Chris
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Dear Mr. Gaoncalves:
Thank you so much for the information.
Best regards,
Chris
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Good day to all:
Does anyone have data on the fatty acid distribution of Jathropa oil? I
can't seem to find it on the net. Thanks.
Best regards,
Chris
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Dear Thomas, Ken, Trevon and everyone:
I think it is safe to say that we are all in agreement that there's nothing
in the process that we don't already know.
The last new thing I found about biodiesel production was sulfonated
charcoal as catalyst. I made some and got some decent reaction but
This website http://www.inet.hr/~jkuftine/en/biodizel.htm features a so
called 'New Process but, frankly, I can't see anything new about their
process and it doesn't seem to make any sense.
Anyone care to comment?
Thanks
Chris
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In the movie Fight Club, Brad Pitt's character makes quality soap that he
sells to high class shops. He breaks into hospital dumpsters to get his raw
material. =)
Best,
Chris
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Dear Mr. Del Rosario:
Have you ever had any of your homebrewed biodiesel tested to see if it meets
PNS Specs? If so, what are the results and how much did it cost you?
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For you guys who live in near Bulacan, Philippines, there's a small shop
along MacArthur highway were you can get clean biodiesel at same price as
petrol diesel. If you're interested let me know.
Best,
Chris
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Yes it will. Just make sure that your
vacuum tank can take it. I made one a month ago and I crumpled a 12gal guage16
stainless steel tank=) But it was a lot of fun doing it.
Best,
Chris
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Subject: [Biofuel] Strange oil properties
Greetings to everyone,
About 5 months ago I collected about 200 liters (55gal) of used oil. I
was
able to determine that my
Greetings to everyone,
About 5 months ago I collected about 200 liters (55gal) of used oil. I was
able to determine that my supplier used a mixture of palm, lard and coconut
oil. Back then I did trial batches and it tested ok. Acid content measured
less than 3%. I left it alone while I was
I noticed a number of times that a 50:50 mixture
of biodiesel and dinodiesel
burns longer than pure dinodiesel. Has anyone notice
this too?
Best,
Chris
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I set aside some waste oil in a galvanized zinc coated drum. Later, I
noticed that some of the oil seems to have solidified on the side of the
drum. Does anyone have an explanation for this?
Thanks,
Chris
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I did some research on the net and found two cases were galvanized
container formed deposits. I now know that it's zinc soap as opposed to
sodium/potassium soap.
Best,
Chris
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Could you please send it to me too. Thanks. Chris
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Hello Citando,
2nd run dropped down to 6% ffa. The 1st run separated beautifully with
base transesterification. The 2nd run solidified to soap. I'm going to
do a 3rd run reusing the catalyst.
Best,
Chris
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I tried to make the stuff from cotton without the Nitrogen. I did the
pyrolysis and the sulfonation for half the time. I guess I was too
impatient. I tested it with WVO with 12% FFA. After treatment, the FFA
content went down to only 5%. To make sure that it wasn't the leftover
acid that was doing
The way I see it, this new catalyst isn't environment friendly at all.
So much energy is needed to pyrolyse sugar at 400 degrees centigrade for
15 hours. On top of that, you need to heat it at 150 degrees with 200mL
of concentrated sulfuric acid for another 15 hours. Then you need to
wash it to
to
impurities and
the true variation between recipes is only 15%, your data, the data
you want,
will be some what hidden within the 20% variations.
Best,
Mike McGinness
Chris Tan wrote:
To Prof. Bob Allen,
I plan to compare the relative completeness of the reaction of several
recipes
To Prof. Bob Allen,
I plan to compare the relative completeness of the reaction of several
recipes by measuring total glycerol. Is it okay to use laboratory grade
chemicals for the analysis instead of reagent or ACS grade? Will the
impurities in lab grade chemicals significantly interfere with
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Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Help needed.
Do you have a bung plug wrench?
Chris Tan wrote:
Greetings Everyone,
Do any of you know just how to safely open a sealed 55gal steel drum
full of methanol? It's my first time.
Thanks,
Chris
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Greetings Everyone,
Do any of you know just how to safely open a sealed 55gal steel drum
full of methanol? It's my first time.
Thanks,
Chris
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Hydrocarbons are relatively inert. They only undergo reaction at
vigorous conditions such high pressure and/or high temperature, i.e.
with a spark(kaboom!). A reactant would need to have what is called a
functional group to react at less vigorous condition. With alcohols,
the functional group is
no responsibility to the people.
To
destroy this invisible government, to befoul the unholy alliance between
corrupt business and corrupt politics is the first task of the statesmen
of
today.
- President Theodore Roosevelt - 1906
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Keith and Everyone:
Have any of you tried a clear water pump with noryl plastic impellers?
Will esters dissolve noryl plastics?
Thanks.
Best regards,
Chris
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Keith and Everyone:
Have any of you tried a clear water pump with noryl plastic impellers?
Will esters dissolve noryl plastics?
Thanks.
Best regards,
Chris
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Keith and Everyone:
Have any of you tried a clear water pump with noryl plastic impellers?
Will esters dissolve noryl plastics?
Thanks.
Best regards,
Chris
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Keith and Everyone:
Have any of you tried a clear water pump with noryl plastic impellers?
Will esters dissolve noryl plastics?
Thanks.
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Hi Mon,
The pamphlet doesnt say directly that coops are not
allowed to make biodiesel. Here are excerpts from the pamphlet. I trust you can
read tagalog?
Regards,
Chris
Anong konkretong hakbang ng pamahalaan upang mapalaganag
ang paggamit nito? (Biodiesel)
Dahil sa mga nakitang
Hi Mon,
The pamphlet doesnt say directly that coops are not
allowed to make biodiesel. Here are excerpts from the pamphlet. I trust you can
read tagalog?
Regards,
Chris
Anong konkretong hakbang ng pamahalaan upang mapalaganag
ang paggamit nito? (Biodiesel)
Dahil sa mga nakitang
activity in biodiesel standards and
quality control from our local citizens co-op, and on this list, than
I have seen from NREL. Very odd that the Phillipene DOE would entrust
testing to them when they do so little here
On 9/24/05, Chris Tan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been reading up
] E10 experience here in Manila
Do you have a link to the phamplet?
Chris Tan wrote:
Hi Patrick,
It's not that the government is not strict about standards. The
government doesn't have a standard in the first place. The government
with all its manpower (which we pay for with our taxes) cannot
Title: RE: [Biofuel] E10 experience here in Manila
Ive been reading up on this for past 3 years or so and its like this. There have been local studies on biodiesel for years. The government only took notice when they saw they could boost coconut industry (and their pockets). So they
Hi Patrick,
Its not that the government is not
strict about standards. The government doesnt have a standard in the
first place. The government with all its manpower (which we pay for with our
taxes) cannot or would not make a standard of its own. Take biodiesel
for example, I tried
To Tanuki,
You might want to contact
Angelito Aboag.
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07, 2004 10:53 PM
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project
good day to all
I've been reading all
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Sent: 9/23/05 11:09:04 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] E10 experience here in Manila
Hi Patrick,
It's not that the government is not strict about standards. The
government
doesn't have a standard in the first place
Dear all,
Need help in this process. I have read about this procedure and followed
it exactly as it said in the JTF. I even bought a digital pH meter to make
my life easier but this proved otherwise.
Putting the pH meter into oil the reading does not stop moving, it take
minutes to
Dear all,
A quick queston. Is it okay to use plastic pails I find around my house
to built the reactor tank, and other tanks for the biodiesel process instead
of stainless steel? It is some much cheaper and easier to work with
plastics. Will there be unforseen problems with this? Thanks
Dear all,
I came across an article regarding an (East) Europe or (old) Rusia
company that has been using biomass (wood chippings if not mistaken) for
producing Biodiesel for as far as they can remember. Does anyone know the
name and location of this company, as I cannot remember where I
does not cover every aspect of quality, but it gives a hint
though
Good luck to you
Jan Warnqvist
AGERATEC AB
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+ 46 554 201 89
+46 70 499 38 45
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Hello all. Need some explanation and advise here on my experiments please.
I have been using virgin cooking palm oil for the experiments. When
following the steps for checking on quality, I put in 150ml of de ionised
battery water and 150ml of the biodiesel obtained but the end result was
HI there Pannirselvam,
Interesting to note that jelly solid ethanol has the attention of the UN.
Is there anywhere I can extract this literature? Thanks.
Jeff
MALAYSIA
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Thanks, Martin. My thoughts also.
Regards,
chris
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Sent: Monday, May 17, 2004 12:07 AM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [biofuel] RE: Vacuum Pump for Condenser
Tan wrote:
Fred,
Actually, I have been
] RE: Vacuum Pump for Condenser
=
=
=
=
=Tan wrote:
=
= Can anyone give me an opinion about this?
=
= Would a vacuum pump from a car (the vacuum pump attached to the
=alternator
= and the breaks' master cylinder) do for alcohol recovery?
=
=Most cars use engine vacuum to run the power brakes. I
by a
=control circuit which maintains a prescribed Temperature/vacuum
=pressure at the top of the reactor/condenser,
=
=Fred
=
=On Sunday, May 2, 2004, at 17:26 US/Eastern, Tan wrote:
=
= Can anyone give me an opinion about this?
=
= Would a vacuum pump from a car (the vacuum pump attached to the
= alternator
That sounds like a babington burner. Is it, Charles?
Regards,
chris
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=From: Ed Hall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
=Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2004 3:37 AM
=To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
=Subject: RE: [biofuel] Re: (fwd) (fwd) First day driving the
=ACPropulsion car
=
=
=Your
.
=
=Don't see how it can happen as the acid is what cleaves the metal
=(sodium or
=potassium) molecule from the soap and liberates the FFAs.
=
=Todd Swearingen
=
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=From: Tan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
=To: Biofuel biofuel@yahoogroups.com
=Sent: Sunday, May 02, 2004 4:12 PM
=Subject
: Glycerine Separation
=
=
=hi there i have not used sulphuric asid as the method
=in the britch standard recoment a spesific method i
=can send to you as an attach if you want
=PS what is TJF???
=
=M Hassan
=
=--- Tan mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
= Hmm...that's a mystery. I must repeat my
encountered a similar
result?
Thanks,
Chris
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Subject: Glycerine Separation
Date: Thursday, April 29, 2004 5:09 PM
Hi! Can anyone describe the color of the glycerine-methanol layer after
treatment with phosphoric acid? According to JTF, it's sherry
Can anyone give me an opinion about this?
Would a vacuum pump from a car (the vacuum pump attached to the alternator
and the breaks' master cylinder) do for alcohol recovery?
Thanks,
Chris
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Hi! Can anyone describe the color of the glycerine-methanol layer after
treatment with phosphoric acid? According to JTF, it's sherry colored. Could
you elaborate more? Is that dark sherry or yellow sherry?
Thanks,
Chris
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benefits as yet unknown.
=
= Might be worth toying with.
=
= Todd Swearingen
=
= - Original Message -
= From: Tan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
= To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
= Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2004 10:34 PM
= Subject: RE: [biofuel] Methoxide Powder
=
=
=
=Papers such as Canaki's refer to a sodium
=
= - Original Message -
= From: Tan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
= To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
= Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2004 10:34 PM
= Subject: RE: [biofuel] Methoxide Powder
=
=
= Papers such as Canaki's refer to a sodium methoxide catalyst
=apart from
= the
= sodium hydroxide in methanol mixture. I
right back where you
=began with the dry catalyst (-oxide).
=
=And then what?
=
= Todd Swearingen
=
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=From: Tan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
=To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
=Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2004 11:04 AM
=Subject: RE: [biofuel] Methoxide Powder
=
=
= Todd:
=
= Have you ever
Todd:
Have you ever tried using methoxide powder? How does is perform?
Thanks,
chris
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=From: Appal Energy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
=Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2004 7:56 AM
=To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
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=
=
=Yup. Couple of weeks
in an
=AOCS-published book on 'testing of fats and oils'. University
=libraries might have it (sorry I don 't have the title of the book)
=
=mark
=
=--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, Tan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
=wrote:
= HI! Can anyone point me to the direction where i can download
=a copy of the
= procedures
HI! Can anyone point me to the direction where i can download a copy of the
procedures of Total, Free and Combined Glycerol Iodometric-Periodic Acid
Method or AOCA official Ca 14-56. I would sure appreciate it.
Thanks,
chris
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I wouldn't say its superior to soya. If you were living in the US or
anywhere else that has a colder climate cocodiesel will perform poorly as it
has a higher cloud point. This property is inherent in coconut oil because
of the saturated long chain fatty acids.
What does your company do?
Your probably has too much water in it. This is also the result I got when I
tried the process with oil that was not heated to remove the water.
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=From: Pieter Koole [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
=Sent: Monday, March 29, 2004 5:42 AM
=To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
=Subject:
x-charset ISO-8859-1I won't be surprised if she's not aware. She's in the US
and you're in the
Philippines. Don't forget that we're global here.
regards,
ct
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=From: Romy Miranda [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
=Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2004 12:44 AM
=To:
x-charset Windows-1252I believe Islam came in somewhere between the old
testament and the new
testament. I read somewhere that Islam derived its teachings from the old
testament with Mohamed proclaiming himself as God's one and only prophet
thus the similarities of Islam with Judaism e.g.
x-charset Windows-1252Your adviser don't happen to be Dr. Arco, isn't she?
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=From: Keith Addison [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
=Sent: Friday, February 13, 2004 12:37 AM
=To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
=Subject: Re: [biofuel] biofuel from oil for a thesis
=
=
=I am a fourth
Hi Paul:
Why not just fill that extra volume with plastic resin or silicone or
something?
Chris
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=From: Paul B.Schmidt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
=Sent: Monday, January 12, 2004 10:04 AM
=To: biodiesel lisst serve
=Subject: [biofuel] pouring vs side bottom valve
=
=
Dear Alex:
I have been waiting for your answer to my question for quite some time now
so I will ask again.
What is our governments stand on bd as fuel for diesel engines? I know they
have been promoting it but could anyone with the proper know-how just
legally setup shop and make it for
This may be a bit late.
Mark,
I believe that Todd based his statements on the Structural Theory and Le
Chatelier's Principle. These are basic chemistry concepts that are not so
basic to us. I am assuming that Todd has a great deal of background in
chemistry or chemical engineering.
Separation
Hi Alex:
What is our governments stand on bd as fuel for diesel engines? I know they
have been promoting it but could anyone with the proper know-how just
legally setup shop and make it for commercial use? Or, do we have a
situation with the PHILCOA similar to that of the US EPA making things
Dear Frank,
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=From: Alexander P. Loinaz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
=Sent: Monday, December 08, 2003 12:58 PM
=To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
=Subject: Re: [biofuel] 2 stroke lubricant test procedures
=
=
=Frank,
=
=You seem to be confusing the performance test procedure
Hi gang:
My sister had just her Honda dio's fuel pump adjusted back to its original
setting. Before bd, it used to die after a few seconds of idle. After bd,
the things just wants to zoom away and have a roman holiday. I think it's
the cleaning power of bd that is at work here. Still no leaks no
Pieter,
How big is the engine you're building?
The sterling engine is an external combustion engine. I read somewhere that
some boats or yacht use this type of engine.
Best,
Chris
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=From: Pieter Koole [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
=Sent: Wednesday, December 03, 2003 4:35
Sterling engines are inherently multi-fuel compatible because it's an
external combustion engine.
Best,
Chris
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=From: the_maniacal_engineer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
=Sent: Wednesday, December 03, 2003 12:07 AM
=To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
=Subject: [biofuel] Re: The
Keith,
I totally agree with you that the tests which Alex describe are unrealistic
and serves to kill bd's potential before it's realized for the benefit of
the few. It is sad to say but I believe politics is behind this or at least
those people who stand to gain by promoting a single brand to
=
=
=Tan said:
=
= Thanks for the numerous response but I have to ask again.
= Could a basketball pin(used for inflating balls) be used to
=deliver a jet of
= air/bubbles to a wash tank if powered by a strong enough pump, let's say
= portable tire air pumps?
=
=It could work, I'd think. But it would
Thanks James and Ken.
Ken, I was going to ask you if you have pictures of you bubbler but it seems
that Keith is always two steps ahead. Thanks Keith.
Chris
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=From: Ken Provost [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
=Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 9:22 AM
=To:
Keith,
UP NCTS means University of the Philippines National Center for
Transportation Studies. You can tell what it does by its name.
Chris
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=From: Keith Addison [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
=Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2003 1:51 PM
=To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Alexander,
May I ask what you do? Are you related in any way to NCTS or to Senbel
perhaps?
Regards,
Chris
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Alexander,
Could you elaborate on this:
=Senbel decided to developed their own bio 2T
=formulations and tested several until they came up with the right
=formulation before this was introduced in the market owing to the
=experience of their buyers.
Of which buyers? Tricycle drivers? Senbel
Keith,
It seems my bubble stones clog up with soap and sometimes with bd.
A basketball pin (I think that's what it's called) is the thin metal tube
you insert into a basketball or any other ball to inflate it.
I'm thinking that to make a jet of air in water, a strong pump is needed.
But
Hi all:
Could you give your input on this?
How about using a basketball pin and a portable air compressor (the kind
used to inflate tires) to deliver a jet of air into a bd wash tank? I found
that using aquarium type bubble stones tend to clog up after a few wash. Do
you think this idea could
Franklin,
Where are you from? Do you also make your own biodiesel?
Best,
Christopher
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=From: Franklin B. Del Rosario [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
=Sent: Monday, October 27, 2003 2:17 PM
=To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
=Subject: RE: [biofuel] What vehicle are you running on
Curtis,
Ethanol is not ionic. It us a polar covalent compound. Its polarity is
between that of water and gasoline, thus it dissolves both in water and in
gasoline and can act as emulsifier making a relatively stable mixture of
gasoline and water.
Best regards,
Christopher
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The enzymes that digest the food you eat are those that come from your own
digestive system and injected at different points of the digestion process .
I agree with Bob. The enzymes that comes with the food are denatured by the
strong acid (HCl) in the stomach.
Chris
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The FBI is now probably sifting through emails in this discussion group for
a lead. They can you know. They even have backdoors to PGP encryption and
similar encryption software.
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=From: Ken Gotberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
=Sent: Tuesday, September 30, 2003 7:29 PM
I currently have a 1981 2.2L Toyota engine. It ran clean with diesel. It ran
cleaner on BD.
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From: Juan Boveda [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 18, 2003 5:49 PM
To: 'biofuel@yahoogroups.com'
Subject: RE: [biofuel] Fitting a turbo (was SVO in turbodiesels)
It depends on what catalyst you are using. The base process isn't as
sensitive.
Christopher
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From: Tim Desson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 11, 2003 11:20 AM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Fwd: Re: reducing ffa's
the reaction
How were you able to know that your ffa's increase?
If you are just using a pH meter, it is but natural that the pH will fall
since you are using a strong acid H2SO4.
If you are titrating with NaOH, H2SO4 will eat up a considerable amount of
lye.
Christopher
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of synthetic petroleum, in this case from coal, via syn
=gas and the
=Fisher Tropsch process.
=
=Marcelino
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=From: Christopher Tan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
=To: biofuels-biz@yahoogroups.com
=Sent: Sunday, August 03, 2003 12:11 AM
=Subject: RE: [biofuels-biz] World's First CO2-neutral
Aileen,
Maybe this is what you are looking for.
Thanks to Todd.
Thermal Depolymerization
http://www.happyvalleyasylum.com/ratched/archives/000778.php
http://www.discover.com/may_03/featoil.html
Christopher
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=From: Appal Energy [mailto:[EMAIL
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