WAY too much time on your hands, Luther! You DEFINITELY need a wagon, and
half a dozen more Benzes to keep you busy!
At 11:39 PM 4/28/2006, you wrote:
I read around 10 BioFuel email/forum/blogs almost daily. Covering BioD,
WVO/SVO, home alcohol, and many other fuel sources. Please take
HAHA, not too much time on my hands. I have a job where my bosses are
happy if I'm NOT busy. Similar to the Maytag man. That gives me some
amount of free time to pass on the internet..
On Sun, 30 Apr 2006 21:58:31 -0500, Loren Faeth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
WAY too much time on
Luther Gulseth wrote:
Yes I do. The main glaring error is that virtually no person out
there runs 100% veg oil without preheating it and starting/stopping
on BioD/PetroD.
Again I'll ask, did you really read the study? They *did* preheat the
palm oil, by running the engine's exhaust pipe
Hello All,
I read this study and the one conclussion that really jumped out was:
...Wear in the engines fueled by refined palm oil and diesel oil is not
significantly different but wear in the compression rings of the engine fueled
by refined palm oil is significantly higher...
see:
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Sent: Friday, April 28, 2006 9:47 AM
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Subject: [MBZ] Palm Oil as a Fuel for Agricultural Diesel Engines:
Comparative Testing against Diesel Oil
Hello All,
I read this study
It is a well known fact in the BioDiesel world that any information you read on
journeytoforever.org (JTF) is suspect and needs to be researched better before
you take it as fact. Ask the same question on any BioD SVO/WVO forum. I can
provide links to them if requested.
Luther
~Hello All,
~
Luther Gulseth wrote:
It is a well known fact in the BioDiesel world that any information you read on
journeytoforever.org (JTF) is suspect and needs to be researched better before
you take it as fact. Ask the same question on any BioD SVO/WVO forum. I can
provide links to them if
Do you have any criticisms of the methods used in the study?
Yes, what was the method used to measure the weight? Any cleaning
of residue done first? What equipment was used to weight the bits,
and what is its calibration and error tolerance? Y'know, the standard
scientific method stuff.
