BYW, they might want to pick a seed with higher oil content.
http://www.journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_yield.html
James Slayden
On Sat, 21 Dec 2002, hcr_ii [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Todd, when I was a student in this department there was quite a bit
of work being done on the pyrolysis of
Too bad. Their press release makes it seem as if the process is a
closed biofuel loop.
Todd Swearingen
Todd, when I was a student in this department there was quite a
bit
of work being done on the pyrolysis of coal. I suspect this is
what
they are talking about in this paragraph:
Waste
I read this report with interest a few months ago and posted details
on a different biofuel board. Dr Hampartsoumian, who has led the
research was actually one of my lecturers during my time at the FE
Dept at Leeds.
H
--- In biofuels-biz@yahoogroups.com, David Teal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Todd, when I was a student in this department there was quite a bit
of work being done on the pyrolysis of coal. I suspect this is what
they are talking about in this paragraph:
Waste pyrolysis oil is currently burned as fuel, but this can be
quite polluting, said Dr Dupont. Our system would
