Hi, everybody
How do you think, is it possible to run diesel (with turbocharger) on used
motor oil???
Thank you
Mindaugas
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Message: 13
Date: Tue, 24 Oct 2000 00:02:34 -0700
. From: Bryan Fullerton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Re: Make your car run on water
Hey I don't even know what a PET bottle is.. I know old energy from used
brain cells had something he was supposedly going to do with this PET but
it was
Message: 14
Date: Tue, 24 Oct 2000 19:57:54 EST
From: George Tonissen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Making Diesel
From George .
From the country down under.
I would like to know if you can mix,
the oil with compressed air. Any comments
Great to read all your comments on diesel making.
ENERGIES... week of October 15, 2000
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Thanks for that link, I wondered where it was. By the way, re
PET-bottle cold fusion, Farmer Freddie's Fascinating Fuel Fix and
going downhill in general, I think it's quite adequate - once you hit
50 you find gravity's on your side, and it's best to leave the uphill
to these younger fellers
I hate to bust anyones bubble, but..While going to college
many years ago,one of our projects was an electric drive,brake,
wheel motor. Encased entirely in each wheel. After all these years I
still have some of the drawings and notes on the project.We felt it
was viable and would have
Now that Aleks has turned up such good information on making
biodiesel with ethanol
(http://rredc.nrel.gov/biomass/doe/rbep/biodeg/one.html), the problem
remains of how to dry the ethanol - it has to be pure. This is what
we have so far. Anything to add?
Keith Addison
Journey to Forever
Tony Ackland posted this message recently to the Distillers group.
Any comments?
Keith Addison
Journey to Forever
Handmade Projects
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reflux column filled with marbles. Would stainless
potscrubber help?
I reckon that pot-scrubbers are about 3x better than
I have always used a combination of marbles and
scrubbers, in the 300+ some still which I have
built because there are tow separate things you
are trying to do in different parts of the still.
If you understand the nature of reflux (which is
to reheat and at the same time re-condense the
vapros
Actually, hybrid electric vehicles as they currently exist operate on a
different principle. Basically, the premise is that the majority of
your driving is steady state,low horsepower operation. 20-30
horesepower in a full sized car(appx). All the other horsepower is only
used intermittently
Actually I don't remember really I would have to reread back over his posts
some 150 posts ago.. As for brain cells well he was convinced that he can
make energy from nothing, I figured he lost a few to many brain cells(G)...
OK it was late at night what can I say..? Thanks for the info.
later
saw on discovery channel about a rather large fire a few years ago, they
covered the whole city with eucalyptis, burned real pretty, the whole city.
John Harris wrote:
>Date: Mon, 23 Oct 2000 20:29:35 -0300
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: fuel seed that needs no refining
>
can
nope, a turbo charger packs air into a cylinder under pressure.
Steve Spence
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I agree here re scrubbers lacking thermal mass (heat capacity). Once option
here, to maintain the delicate strata of temperatures in the column is to
make sure that the outside of the column is well insulated. This way stray
wind gusts won't suddenly cause it to cool down unexpectedly upset
I have heard that a neighbor of mine puts used motor oil in his diesel fuel
in his semi trucks. It is illegal ( emissions ) and burns heavy metals,
smokes visibly , and that's at low concentrations ( 10% ) i call yucky on
that.
anton
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I bet this noxious waste product could be co-fired in a diesel engine simply
by mixing it with mineral diesel or biodiesel. This is easier than Steve's
suggestion of pre-heating. Better check the filter pretty often though, and
avoid breathing the fumes as a precaution against heavy metals.
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