PRESS RELEASE
For Immediate Release: September 28, 2000
Contact: David Morris, Institute for Local Self-Reliance, 612-379-3815
THE OTHER GASOLINE CRISIS:
SPEEDING UP THE SHIFT FROM MTBE TO ETHANOL
MINNEAPOLIS, MN - While gasoline prices have captured the recent
headlines, another transportati
OOPS I messed this up. What is going on with the group? The chat
room window keeps popping up over and over again.
JI
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Biofuel at
I saw something on ripley's believe it or not about a VW bus running
on veggie oil/fat/lard/cooking grease/etc. Is this popular news? I
never saw this before. Is this used in conjunction with a diesel
engine or regular 'oline engine?
JI
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Jonathan,
Ethanol is slower burning and thus the power is
applied more evenly and more effectively. Gasoline
burns too fast, and this is what leads to engine
knock, and why variouus additives try to slow down
the combustion process.. The problem with gasoline
is that it requires different air-fuel
Doug,
Yeasts are a classification of simple organisms
which eat sugars and produce alcohol (ethanol) as
a waste product, along with carbon dioxide. They
are closer to an animal than a plant, as they
breathe oxygen and emit CO2, and do not have a
capacity for photosysthesis.
There are literally hun
Hi Bryan
Dont know that i can expand much on what I said before about gas/diesel
engines try a visit to www.naturalfuels.com/company_info theres a bit there
on duel fuel cat engines and you may find some links to other places of
interest.
There was another post on this group about trying to ru
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From: "Keith Addison" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2000 8:00 AM
Subject: [biofuel] Re: Injectorless diesels?
: >I will remove myself from this list.
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Hello Alan
> I'm not here to start any flame wars.
Me either Alan, sorry
Regards Mel
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"Mel Robinson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Perhaps you misunderstand this Email option. the files are not sent directly
> to you through Email.
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> There are no "large files of junk" cluttering up your hard drive, There is
> nothing "clogging up your connections", get your facts straight befor
i meant for heating the whole house, i have designed separate for solid fuels.
gonna add a coil for destressing potable water heater, but point is any fossil
fuel is really too expensive to use exclusively.
we use oil heat in old enterprise cooking stove for house heat, it's rather
inefficient. w
>Cool. Post the links and I'll be among the first to hit them.
I should soon have MooNShiNers photos posted at
http://www.geocities.com/kiwi_distiller/moonshine.htm
they were meant to be there last night, but my dial in server from home
started ignoring me
Tony
http://www.geocities.co
"MooNShiNeR " <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> ***GEEZ!! All the lists I'm on, if I used the mailing feature I'd
> spend half my life downloading email. My inbox would look like novel!
> No thanks, I'll check out everything from this purdy web inyorface.***
I get the digest versions. That cuts dow
a biodiesel powered generator (vw diesel) generating electricity is the way
I'd go. submerge the radiator in an insulated 55 gallon drum. circulate your
house hot water through the drum. if the water isn't staying hot enough,
submerge the oil radiator as well.
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i'm here cause i want to find an alternate to expensive home heating oil, and
maybe for steam power generation fuel. got water heat going in maybe add
steam to it, it's going in 10' from the house.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I don't know about everybody else, but I'm getting tired of listening
I am a homeowner on a small (1/6 acre?) lot, so I won't be building
any stills! But I learned about biodiesel a long time ago, and had a
thought: if ethanol alone is basically 105 octane supergasoline, might
it be possible to use ethanol as a base and reduce the octane with
some other easy-access
Having read a bit about the work at Journey to Forever, I have a question:
have any of you ever attempted to discover a mixture of vegetable oil(s) and
ethanol that could fuel an unmodified gasoline engine?
Jonathan E. Brickman [EMAIL PROTECTED]Learn
to be happy, and not proud.One tends t
Interesting. I'd not like it to happen to me(G). My turbo must still be
pretty good, I'm glad for that. I wonder how a diesel that had that bad of
blowby could even start in the first place, compression being the critical
component that it is. Of course one really bad cylinder with crankcase
venti
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