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Oil was first used for lamps and steam boilers. The diesel oil is
a by product of the refining process to get gasoline and was
used as for lamps, cleaning and heating. A cleaner version of
diesel is used for dry cleaning. I do not remember the amount
of different products that you get from crude,
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From: Hakan Falk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Friday, June 09, 2006 9:37 AM
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Jan,
Manufacturing rights as a whole to the diesel engine cannot be
owned by Scania, only certain modifications that are done the
last 25 years
No I do not have a connection to Atlas Copco, but I know a little something
about Rudolf Diesel.
Jan
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From: Hakan Falk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Friday, June 09, 2006 12:41 PM
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Jan,
I did work
of petroleum made it possible for the combustion engine to
arise,
because of the unique properties of petroleum.
Jan
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Jan
, June 09, 2006 12:45 PM
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Jan,
Thank you for the earlier reply.
I don't suppose you would know if the following is correct or not.
Australia had the maximum grant to any inventor set at AUD10,000. This was
the maximum grant to enable development
created from this system, I think nobody knows.
Jan
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Jan,
Thank you for the earlier reply.
I don't suppose you would know
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Jan,
You are right about the time before EC, I have personal experiences
from this. When we needed the help it was very difficult to get it and
we could not pursue
Once the intake is closed and the concentrated sun starts its work the system is a closed oneso oxidizer/fuel density is unchanged. All you see is increased cylinder pressure and hotter coal dust and air. - less the motion of the piston during this time. I envision this engine as very slow moving,
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Jan,
You are right about the time before EC, I have personal experiences
from this. When we needed the help it was very difficult to get it and
we could not pursue it. Once
Ah...I see.
You wrote: "Once the intake is closed and the concentrated sun starts
its work ** the
system is a closed one ** so oxidizer/fuel density is unchanged."
That makes a lot more sense.
Mike
Kirk McLoren wrote:
Once the intake is closed and the concentrated sun starts its
work
* Rudolf Diesel, the inventor of the diesel engine, designed it to
run on vegetable and seed oils like hemp. In fact, when the diesel
engine was first introduced at the World's Fair in 1900, it ran on
peanut oil.
* Two decades later, Henry Ford was designing his Model
Is Bush really Dan Quayle?
Why wouldn't an enhanced deterrent, a more stable peace, a better
prospect to denying the ones who enter conflict in the first place to
have a reduction of offensive systems and an introduction to defensive
capability. I believe that is the route this country will
Silly Diesel and Ford. Everyone knows cars can't run on ethanol. That's
why we, as humans, travel thousands of miles and invest billions of
dollars in drilling rigs, pipelines, refineries, supertankers, and oil
wars.
What were they thinking? Fuel from plants? That's preposterous! What
Mike W,
You are right!!! I did not realize that the plastic surgery
advanced to this level, or is it a brain transplant?
Hakan
At 14:22 08/06/2006, you wrote:
Is Bush really Dan Quayle?
Why wouldn't an enhanced deterrent, a more stable peace, a better
prospect to denying the ones who
In the early days when the Standard had competition from alcohol it was alleged the reason railroad tank cars arrrived without their cargo was John's boys had sabotaged them. Of course that couldn't be true - could it?Also if you have access to a Mark's Handbook printed prior to WWIII look up
Ahh here it is:
http://www.mail-archive.com/biofuel@sustainablelists.org/msg62146.html
J
Mike Weaver wrote:
* Rudolf Diesel, the inventor of the diesel engine, designed it to
run on vegetable and seed oils like hemp. In fact, when the diesel
engine was first introduced at
Didn't Keith debunk that myth here just recently?
Well this isn't the message I remember but it says basically the same
thing...
http://www.mail-archive.com/biofuel@sustainablelists.org/msg60497.html
Joe
Mike Weaver wrote:
* Rudolf Diesel, the inventor of the diesel engine, designed
* Rudolf Diesel, the inventor of the diesel engine, designed it to
run on vegetable and seed oils like hemp. In fact, when the diesel
engine was first introduced at the World's Fair in 1900, it ran on
peanut oil.
Aarghh!!! Not the old Rudolf and the Peanut Oil fairytale
Keith,
Coal dust is the key, because it was the coal industry who paid for
the development of the diesel engine. Observing that coal dust is
almost explosive, they had they idea that it could be sold and used
for an engine, instead of piling up as useless trash mountains.
Diesel did not
Actually, Diesel was contracted by the German navy to create an engine
that ran on coal dust. In the process there were several explosive
failures resulting in deaths.
The presumption is made that Diesel used vegetable oils to reduce the
explosive properties of coal dust. Eventually, and again
Actually a solar/coaldust hybrid could have potential. Putting solar heat into air is difficult to do speedily and coal dust could be finely dispersed. The bottom end could be solar. Certainly save on emissions and help achieve complete combustion.A cylinder with a quartz window.KirkHakan Falk
Why pray tell COAL dust then? Many dusts are combustible. How about
tapioca? How about icing sugar? Ever throw coffeemate into your
campfire? (stand well back if you try thisunless it is part of a
ritual dance of course)
lol
Joe
Kirk McLoren wrote:
Actually a solar/coaldust hybrid
Because it will absorb solar radiation. and since there is a suspension transfer to the air will be rapid. This all happens BEFORE ignition. Then oxidation does the final rise in temperature. Much higher delta T with same investment in O2 and hydrocarbon. And the hydrocarbon is nearignition
Uh, Keith, hate to burst your bubble, but it is well-established that
Rudolph Diesel designed his
engine primarily to atomize hemp oil, in order to reap its
psychopharmacological benefits. It was really just a big metal bong.
The production of rotational torque was a side effect, and neccessary
Actually, In1981, Ronald Reagan noted that trees cause more pollution
than automobiles. So you're right.
Let's get rid of all the plants!
John Beale wrote:
Silly Diesel and Ford. Everyone knows cars can't run on ethanol. That's
why we, as humans, travel thousands of miles and invest billions
Everything old is new...
Hakan Falk wrote:
Mike W,
You are right!!! I did not realize that the plastic surgery
advanced to this level, or is it a brain transplant?
Hakan
At 14:22 08/06/2006, you wrote:
Is Bush really Dan Quayle?
Why wouldn't an enhanced deterrent, a more stable
Oh yeah me too coffee (shade grown fair trade) is much too precious for
any edible oil product like coffeemate. The only true use for it is as a
burnt offering to the sun god to ensure the rest of your backpacking
trip is rain free. Works well in arid regions. ;)
Joe
Kirk McLoren wrote:
snip
Oh yeah I forgot to mention burnt hemp oil is an essential part of this
ritual. Just ask Mike 'oil sheik' Weaver he is an expert on the subject.
J
Joe Street wrote:
Oh yeah me too coffee (shade grown fair trade) is much too precious for
any edible oil product like coffeemate. The only true
Works for me!
Mike Weaver wrote:
sip
If only we would go back to burning hemp oil our problems would be over.
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Kirk,It's a very novel approach but, with all due respect, I thinkthe thermodynamics of this process needs a closer look.The origins of all mechanical energy can (eventually) be traced back to temperature changes. So, your intentions are in the right place.Thermal expansion as part of a
Thanks Weaver!...if only his dream could be kept alive!Gridlock would take on a whole new meaning and I'd open a burger joint (pun intended) downtown.:-)-RedlerMike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Uh, Keith, hate to burst your bubble, but it is well-established that Rudolph
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