Hello Everybody
I made a container of biodiesel from some very crappy restraunt oil.
It had a large amount of water, lots of fryings and stuff I don't
know what was. I filtered it through a cloth filter, and then heated
it to 215 degrees F and held it for a few minutes before cooling it
off. Tit
I get mine from Univar and All Pro. I think All Pro just got brought
out so the name might be different now. They deal in racing equipment
and the like
George
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> Well,
> I'm ready to make a couple of test batches of biodiesel, and I just wonder
> what are some good so
> >> What are Univar, and Allpro? I was hoping for a common use source so
> that I could find it locally
They are companies that sell chemical. I am mistaken about Univar, they
only deal with large accounts. All Pro is a company that sells racing
fuel (methanol). You can get NaOH in drain
I called the state Department of Transportation (DOT)and Kansas
Corporate Commission (KCC). They both told me that in KS WVO is not
considered toxic. That no permits, placards, or licenses were needed.
Now in PA I have no idea what their law is.
George
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> One of the
Harmon
If I could get out of the taxes this would generate, I would have done that a
long time ago. Just a dream now. Remember that vicious circle I wrote about.
Their is more than one, not only have to keep getting bigger, but the bigger I
get the more it will cost to quit.
Good idea thoug
Hello Keith
I don't disagree as much as you would think. This is definitly on topic
because agriculture will power the green revolution. Biofuels are our future
and I hope your right about organic farming being their as well.
I have one very big problem with small organic farms feeding the w
Hello J Hyde
I will! If you have something to say just get in their and say it. Do try to
understand this is a big world and all of us have our own opinions.
George
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>george please look at www.acresusa.com. It is a monthly paper on alternitive
>farming of all sizes.
Harmon
I have always believed that studies show the politics of the payee. In my
world anyways, small farmers are at a very large disadvange. Many years ago I
was a dairy farmer. I started out with 20 cows. Went good for a few years,
then had to buy 10 more cows, then 10 more and then 10 m
Hello Keith
A few days back someone posted a message that said that a Robert Warren had
still design plans for sale and to check out your Journeys to Forevers web
site. The article was under the name .../ethanol robert1.html.
I have searched your site for Robert Warren and all combinations th
Hello Everybody
I have read in every book I have read on the production of fuel grade ethanol
that you have to use anhydrous ethanol to produce gasohol. Or the water will
fall out and when it reachs your carb or injector system, burn very lousy, if
at all.
My question is; If I made some gaso
I heard sometime back that the company that made MTBE was going to sue the
state of California because they had banned MTBE. This was a Canadian company
and that the MTBE ban was in violation of the NAFTA agreement. I would take
this to mean that MTBE is imported from Canada. California Senato
Hello Keith and everybody
I read the links you sent, it kinda leaves a man speechless.
Wouldn't you think that California could counter sue Methanex for the cost of
cleaning up the pollution and for endangering human lives. Couldn't Menthanex
be held accountable for what it's chemical did to t
Mr Beggs
I read your link and noticed that it was dated April 1997. In the article it
said that the lawyers for Ethyl thought the lawsuit would be over by year's
end. Is this lawsuit over yet and if so, how did this end?
George
"Neoteric Biofuels Inc." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Yes,
Marc
I would like a copy of that if you would.
George
>> >-- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "F. Marc de Piolenc" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> > > While looking for something else, came up with a copy of US Patent
>> > > 1,704,213, "Apparatus for the Continuous Manufacture of Absolute
>> > > Alcohol" an
"steve spence" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Those who say that ethanol is not net energy positive, never distilled a
>drop.
>
>It is net energy positive. Like anything, it can be done badly.
>
>energy in < energy out.
(snip)
My wife and I visited the Reeves AgriEnergy Company in Garden City KS a
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