Glenn wrote:
In theory it is possible to break methyl esters
or any other hydrocarbon chain into smaller CH4 molecules.
Design a device that's borrowed from a Babington Burner, limit the air
intake and install a heavy duty spark plug with the grounding flange
removed. Use another
Why not use veggie oil rather than biodiesel Martin?
Keith
Well I have been reading about hydrocarbon cracking on the hobbicast
list and trying to stir up some information. So I was thinking about
biodiesel and wondering if you could do the same with it. Perhaps I can
burn biodiesel in my
Would be interesting to to have that methane cleaned up and processed into
methanol. :) A small bio-source of methanol . mm
Anyone know of a small methanol processing unit?
James Slayden
On Thu, 12 Dec 2002, girl mark wrote:
It seems a little backwards to do this- after all the
hrmm,
wonder if that would work for glyc . (my brain starts turning).
On Thu, 12 Dec 2002, robert luis rabello wrote:
Glenn wrote:
In theory it is possible to break methyl esters
or any other hydrocarbon chain into smaller CH4 molecules.
Design a device that's borrowed
The person who devolopes a small methanol processing unit, stands to make a
lot of money if big bussiness doesn't drive him under.
Greg H.
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From: James Slayden
Sent: Friday, December 13, 2002 11:00
Subject: Re: [biofuel] [m]ethyl esters to methane
Would
Would be interesting to to have that methane cleaned up and processed into
methanol. :) A small bio-source of methanol . mm
Anyone know of a small methanol processing unit?
No, despite much searching. Ken said he did though - any news, Ken? I
put this question to the GAS list at
: Keith Addison [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 13, 2002 11:53 AM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [biofuel] [m]ethyl esters to methane
Why not use veggie oil rather than biodiesel Martin?
Keith
Well I have been reading about hydrocarbon cracking on the hobbicast
list
Is it possible to convert biodiesel to a natural gas such as methane or
propane? If so, how?
It's been two years since chemistry class for me so I can't really remember how
it would be done.
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Martin Klingensmith
http://nnytech.net/
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Biofuel at Journey to Forever:
Martin,
Time to dig out the organic chemistry books again
:)
In theory it is possible to break methyl esters
or any other hydrocarbon chain into smaller CH4 molecules.
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Well I have been reading about hydrocarbon cracking on the hobbicast
list and trying to stir up some information. So I was thinking about
biodiesel and wondering if you could do the same with it. Perhaps I can
burn biodiesel in my melting furnace! :)
Or perhaps biodiesel could be broken into
It seems a little backwards to do this- after all the methanol is
reformulated from methane, no?
I'm reading a great book called 'a chinese biogas manual' about methane
digesters. they're mostly talking about large-scale (large family or work
group within a large rural commune). My friend
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