Re: [Biofuel] Re: Uses of glycerin and energy integration

2005-03-01 Thread Phillip Wolfe

Keith - Thank you for the correction and weblinks.  

P. Wolfe
--- Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hello Pan
 
 Very interesting, as always, thankyou.
 
 Our biofuel  members  has the knowlede  to jointly
 develope this small
 biomass refinary concept first.Yet  practical
 optimized design  need
 to be done and  some  comunity should com forward
 to  test and improve
 this integrated design. Let us all join hand  and 
 make this  as
 simple and  easy to make this  biorefinary that can
 be run in
 villages.
 
 Count me in - a project for this summer for JtF (I
 hope).
 
 I've asked for further information on handling the
 lye and the soaps 
 in the biodiesel by-product along with the glycerin,
 I'll post any 
 feedback I receive.
 
 Best wishes
 
 Keith
 
 
 
   Helo  Greeting to all members
 
  Very good  news from  Pals  to make the  gas 
 and  liquid biofuel
  in an integrated way.
 
  There are  many published papers abou the
 enhanced production of
 biogas from oily wastes and hence glycerine is  an 
 good intermediate
 metabolite  and hence the results agree with
 theory.But here too we
 need mixed microbial populatio  to  work wll and 
 need  a lot of
 adoption time for the same , otherwise  one may
 totally fail to
 produce  gas
 
 There  are two routes  the bioconversion and thermo
 conversion  to get
 energy from waste of the  BioD making process. The
 combined  Biogas
 generation , make me believe better than 
 combustion,  using  the
 correct  mixture of  proteins and glycerine  and 
 salt  need to be
 carefuly solved by the practical work . thus the 
 samll biorefinary
 making biogas , bioD , Protein feed , liquid
 fertilizer  can make  the
 whole process  much more flexible and  more energy
 eficiente  via
 integrated process. The  CO2  removal  using
 activated carbon  and
 ammonia  liquid   as the co products  can lead to
 the slow release
 fertilizer can furthermake this project more
 ecological
 
The   heated and   vaporized  method  of use of
 the  ethanol and
 BioD  fuel   together with  biogas  make  the low
 cost  IC  engine
 more reality and more energy eficient for the rural
 area in the SOUTH.
 Thus the biomass refinary  can be made possible  to
 make energy and
 protein  from  Biomass
 Our biofuel  members  has the knowlede  to jointly
 develope this small
 biomass refinary concept first.Yet  practical
 optimized design  need
 to be done and  some  comunity should com forward
 to  test and improve
 this integrated design. Let us all join hand  and 
 make this  as
 simple and  easy to make this  biorefinary that can
 be run in
 villages.
 Anaerobic Biodigestion is the correct way  than
 other way to make much fuel.
 
 sd
 Pannirselvam
 
 
 
 On Sun, 27 Feb 2005 21:34:25 -0400, francisco j
 burgos
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   Dear pals:
   the digester where glycerin is feed is it an
 aerobious(works in presence of
   air) digester or an anaerobious(works without
 air presence) digester?.
   What is the glycerin feed rate to the digester?.
   Thanks in advance,
   Francisco
   - Original Message -
   From: Keith Addison
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2005 6:02 PM
   Subject: [Biofuel] Fwd: Uses of glycerin
  
Forwarded message from a Journey to Forever
 reader.
   
Best wishes
   
Keith
   
   
   Hello,
   
   I work at a wastewater treatment plant and I
 was doing a search on
   glycerin
   and biofuels and came across your website. 
 It's has good information
   thanks.
   
   Here's another use of glycerin:  Our treatment
 is accepting the glycerin
   from a biofuel producer, we feed it to our
 digesters, slowly very slowly.
   The addition of glycerin has dramatically
 increased our gas production,
   that we run all three engines that produce 
 electricity for our plant and
   occasionally need to flare off the excess
 methane (we have 4 flares).
   
   This might be of interest to your readers that
 use digestion for
   electricity.
   
   
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[Biofuel] Re: Uses of glycerin and energy integration

2005-02-28 Thread Pannir P.V

  Helo  Greeting to all members

 Very good  news from  Pals  to make the  gas  and  liquid biofuel
 in an integrated way.

 There are  many published papers abou the enhanced production of
biogas from oily wastes and hence glycerine is  an  good intermediate
metabolite  and hence the results agree with theory.But here too we
need mixed microbial populatio  to  work wll and  need  a lot of 
adoption time for the same , otherwise  one may totally fail to
produce  gas

There  are two routes  the bioconversion and thermo conversion  to get
energy from waste of the  BioD making process. The combined  Biogas
generation , make me believe better than  combustion,  using  the 
correct  mixture of  proteins and glycerine  and  salt  need to be
carefuly solved by the practical work . thus the  samll biorefinary 
making biogas , bioD , Protein feed , liquid fertilizer  can make  the
whole process  much more flexible and  more energy eficiente  via 
integrated process. The  CO2  removal  using activated carbon  and
ammonia  liquid   as the co products  can lead to the slow release
fertilizer can furthermake this project more ecological

   The   heated and   vaporized  method  of use of the  ethanol and
BioD  fuel   together with  biogas  make  the low cost  IC  engine 
more reality and more energy eficient for the rural area in the SOUTH.
Thus the biomass refinary  can be made possible  to make energy and
protein  from  Biomass
Our biofuel  members  has the knowlede  to jointly develope this small
biomass refinary concept first.Yet  practical optimized design  need
to be done and  some  comunity should com forward to  test and improve
this integrated design. Let us all join hand  and  make this  as
simple and  easy to make this  biorefinary that can be run in
villages.
Anaerobic Biodigestion is the correct way  than other way to make much fuel.

sd
Pannirselvam


   
On Sun, 27 Feb 2005 21:34:25 -0400, francisco j burgos
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Dear pals:
 the digester where glycerin is feed is it an aerobious(works in presence of
 air) digester or an anaerobious(works without air presence) digester?.
 What is the glycerin feed rate to the digester?.
 Thanks in advance,
 Francisco
 - Original Message -
 From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2005 6:02 PM
 Subject: [Biofuel] Fwd: Uses of glycerin
 
  Forwarded message from a Journey to Forever reader.
 
  Best wishes
 
  Keith
 
 
 Hello,
 
 I work at a wastewater treatment plant and I was doing a search on
 glycerin
 and biofuels and came across your website.  It's has good information
 thanks.
 
 Here's another use of glycerin:  Our treatment is accepting the glycerin
 from a biofuel producer, we feed it to our digesters, slowly very slowly.
 The addition of glycerin has dramatically increased our gas production,
 that we run all three engines that produce  electricity for our plant and
 occasionally need to flare off the excess methane (we have 4 flares).
 
 This might be of interest to your readers that use digestion for
 electricity.
 
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 Pagandai V Pannirselvam
Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte - UFRN
Departamento de Engenharia Qu’mica - DEQ
Centro de Tecnologia - CT
Programa de P—s Gradua‹o em Engenharia Qu’mica - PPGEQ
Grupo de Pesquisa em Engenharia de Custos - GPEC

Av. Senador Salgado Filho, Campus Universit‡rio
CEP 59.072-970 , Natal/RN - Brasil

Residence :
Av  Odilon gome de lima, 2951,
   Q6/Bl.G/Apt 102
   Capim  Macio
EP 59.078-400 , Natal/RN - Brasil

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2171557
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[Biofuel] Re: Uses of glycerin and energy integration

2005-02-28 Thread Keith Addison



Very interesting, as always, thankyou.


Our biofuel  members  has the knowlede  to jointly develope this small
biomass refinary concept first.Yet  practical optimized design  need
to be done and  some  comunity should com forward to  test and improve
this integrated design. Let us all join hand  and  make this  as
simple and  easy to make this  biorefinary that can be run in
villages.


Count me in - a project for this summer for JtF (I hope).

I've asked for further information on handling the lye and the soaps 
in the biodiesel by-product along with the glycerin, I'll post any 
feedback I receive.


Best wishes

Keith




 Helo  Greeting to all members

Very good  news from  Pals  to make the  gas  and  liquid biofuel
in an integrated way.

There are  many published papers abou the enhanced production of
biogas from oily wastes and hence glycerine is  an  good intermediate
metabolite  and hence the results agree with theory.But here too we
need mixed microbial populatio  to  work wll and  need  a lot of
adoption time for the same , otherwise  one may totally fail to
produce  gas

There  are two routes  the bioconversion and thermo conversion  to get
energy from waste of the  BioD making process. The combined  Biogas
generation , make me believe better than  combustion,  using  the
correct  mixture of  proteins and glycerine  and  salt  need to be
carefuly solved by the practical work . thus the  samll biorefinary
making biogas , bioD , Protein feed , liquid fertilizer  can make  the
whole process  much more flexible and  more energy eficiente  via
integrated process. The  CO2  removal  using activated carbon  and
ammonia  liquid   as the co products  can lead to the slow release
fertilizer can furthermake this project more ecological

  The   heated and   vaporized  method  of use of the  ethanol and
BioD  fuel   together with  biogas  make  the low cost  IC  engine
more reality and more energy eficient for the rural area in the SOUTH.
Thus the biomass refinary  can be made possible  to make energy and
protein  from  Biomass
Our biofuel  members  has the knowlede  to jointly develope this small
biomass refinary concept first.Yet  practical optimized design  need
to be done and  some  comunity should com forward to  test and improve
this integrated design. Let us all join hand  and  make this  as
simple and  easy to make this  biorefinary that can be run in
villages.
Anaerobic Biodigestion is the correct way  than other way to make much fuel.

sd
Pannirselvam



On Sun, 27 Feb 2005 21:34:25 -0400, francisco j burgos
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Dear pals:
 the digester where glycerin is feed is it an aerobious(works in presence of
 air) digester or an anaerobious(works without air presence) digester?.
 What is the glycerin feed rate to the digester?.
 Thanks in advance,
 Francisco
 - Original Message -
 From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2005 6:02 PM
 Subject: [Biofuel] Fwd: Uses of glycerin

  Forwarded message from a Journey to Forever reader.
 
  Best wishes
 
  Keith
 
 
 Hello,
 
 I work at a wastewater treatment plant and I was doing a search on
 glycerin
 and biofuels and came across your website.  It's has good information
 thanks.
 
 Here's another use of glycerin:  Our treatment is accepting the glycerin
 from a biofuel producer, we feed it to our digesters, slowly very slowly.
 The addition of glycerin has dramatically increased our gas production,
 that we run all three engines that produce  electricity for our plant and
 occasionally need to flare off the excess methane (we have 4 flares).
 
 This might be of interest to your readers that use digestion for
 electricity.
 
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--
Pagandai V Pannirselvam
Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte - UFRN
Departamento de Engenharia Qu’mica - DEQ
Centro de Tecnologia - CT
Programa de P—s Gradua‹o em Engenharia Qu’mica - PPGEQ
Grupo de Pesquisa em Engenharia de Custos - GPEC

Av. Senador Salgado Filho, Campus Universit‡rio
CEP 59.072-970 , Natal/RN - Brasil

Residence :
Av  Odilon gome de lima, 2951,
  Q6/Bl.G/Apt 102
  Capim  Macio
EP 59.078-400 , Natal/RN - Brasil

Telefone(fax) ( 84 ) 215-3770 Ramal20
   2171557
Telefone(fax) ( 84 ) 215-3770 Ramal20
2171557
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