>I am icorrect in understanding you can use a differnt (easier?)
>recipe for heating oil? I'm looking into biodiesel for home heating
>but have yet to come across anything on the net. If there is a
>difference can someone point out some references? I need to convince
>the wife for the initial i
I am icorrect in understanding you can use a differnt (easier?) recipe
for heating oil? I'm looking into biodiesel for home heating but have
yet to come across anything on the net. If there is a difference can
someone point out some references? I need to convince the wife for the
initial investment
On 9/6/05, Keith Addison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It's been well-tested in what we say it's been tested in, mainly this:Journey to Forever's forced-air biofuel heater
http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel_library/ethanol_motherearth/me9.html
This much I knew, what I'm not sure of is the number of
Hello Ken
>Based on the info on JtF, it looks almost as if bioheating oil
>hasn't been tested much (probably a false assumption on my part).
It's been well-tested in what we say it's been tested in, mainly this:
Journey to Forever's forced-air biofuel heater
http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel_
Hi Mika and all
Mika wrote>"Personally, I'm looking at putting Biodiesel into an old
oil fired water heater. I want to heat my workshop with hot water."
What have you found out about oil fired hot water heaters?
I have scanned the JTF site and archives and not seen too much info on this.
Brian Ro
Based on the info on JtF, it looks almost as if bioheating oil hasn't
been tested much (probably a false assumption on my part). Anyone
here burning it? How could I tell if it will work in my furnace
without potentially gumming up the works? If appears to me that
the advantages of bioheating oil
I haven't read the article in particular, but I'm going to give my opinion about what I have read.
Biodiesel, even if half or partially converted, I assume would be ok to burn in a heating system. Only one problem that I know of; natural rubber parts in any pumps will break down in time with Biodi
Hello Tom
> I have had some success in making biodiesel, am interested in
>bioheating oil as described at JtF. It tells how to make a 60L batch.
> I have a question about the amount of lye used.
> "Use the amount of lye indicated by titration."
> "Using the standard amount of
I have had some success in
making biodiesel, am interested in bioheating oil as described at JtF.
It tells how to make a 60L batch.
I have a question about
the amount of lye used.
"Use the amount of
lye indicated by titration."
"Using the standard amount
of lye for
