Thanks for your link on Oscillatory Flow Mixing (OFM)
Keith . will check it out now paddy
Make your own continuous reactor! Oscillatory Flow Mixing (OFM)
provides highly effective mixing in tube reactors by the combination
of fluid oscillations and baffle inserts ... OFM is
Very well done Todd!
Two points: one is that the Sierra Club has a similar downright dumb
(at best) attitude to fuel ethanol.
... promotion of ethanol is not a really effective way of buying the
American farmer into sustainability.
... Ethanol introduces a conflict between feeding the world
Thanks again Ray
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my local parliamentary candidate knows about biodiesel. His url is:
http://www.eastkent-greenparty.org.uk/elections/richardboden.htm
Unfortunately, there is no direct email address, although I know he has
one..just can't find it at the moment. No harm in going through his agent I
guess.
David
Hanns,
The only way you can change things is to get out and do them. If
you wait for others you will still be sitting there talking about it in 10
years time. The problem is not that people think differently to you but that
most of them dont think fullstop. I am often reminded of an old
Hi Hanns
Keith, Harry et al,
Have been reading this stuff with great interest. Am wondering if there is
some way all of us likeminded people could pool ideas and come up with
something practical that just might begin to make a difference.
Isn't that what we're doing here?
In my
opinion as
Ah, thanx a lot -- the density compensator in the pump explains a lot. And,
interestingly enough they no longer recommend using gasoline.
doctor who wrote:
Ok I pulled this off another list this explains the engines combustion
process better than I can.
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I have approximately 160,000 cubic yard of horse
manure in New Mexico. Does anyone know of someone who
might be interested in it to convert into fuel?
Carl
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can it be made out of unused veggie oil? or does it
need all those bits of food and fat to make power??
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Are you sure it isn't just a lot of bull? (Sorry, I just couldn't help it - I
love you guys).
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can it be made out of unused veggie oil? or does it
need all those bits of food and fat to make power??
Hi Eric
You can make high-quality biodiesel out of any vegetable or animal
oils or fats. Someone once said here you could make it out of earwax
if
I have approximately 160,000 cubic yard of horse
manure in New Mexico. Does anyone know of someone who
might be interested in it to convert into fuel?
Carl
That's 80,000 tons of horseshit! How on earth did you manage to
accumulate so much? What condition is it in?
Keith Addison
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A lot of it is possibly to old to be used. Must have held a political rally
and a lot of it is possibly pre-election
B.r., David
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It's at a closed down race track. It's been sitting
untouched for 3 years after 25-30years of accumaltion.
Carl
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I have approximately 160,000 cubic yard of horse
manure in New Mexico. Does anyone know of someone
who
might be interested in it to
I'm a 71 year old disabled veteran and I'm homeless. I served my
country well and now I do not have enough income to rent an apartment. I
only get $700 per month for old age social security and I get $100 per
month for fighting in the Vietnam War. That is not enough money to feed
myself
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Hanns,
The only way you can change things is to get out and do them.
If
you wait for others you will still
Any of you who have expressed interest in steam power might find this
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Several weeks ago I spoke with Daniel Becker at the Sierra Club's
corporate office in Washington, DC. The topic of discourse was a recently
posted article to biofuels where Mr. Becker relegated biodiesel to status
of no better than low sulfur diesel and an alternative fuel which the Sierra
Club
I once heard that the problem with biodiesel is that
it starts to congeal at about 40 degrees making it
useless during the winter. Is this so? and does it
have to do with being made out of used cooking fat??
so would that mean that clean veggie oil would not
congeal?? and how cheaply can
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Date: Sat, 2 Jun 2001 06:09:36 +0900
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Subject: Re: Horse Manure
I have approximately 160,000 cubic yard of horse
manure in New Mexico. Does anyone know of someone who
might be interested in it to convert into fuel?
Carl
That's 80,000 tons
Co-solvent blending on its own...faster, not quite as fast as the final
process, patented and now licensed from U of T to Biox...
Technology
New Process Cuts Time, Costs
Thanks to a new manufacturing process being developed by researchers at the
University of Toronto, producing biodiesel-grade
MAYBE HE DIDN'T SPEND 20 YEARS IN THE SERVICE. SO HE CAN'T DRAW MILITARY
RETIREMENT. MY FIRST QUESTION IS IF HE IS HOMELESS WHY DOESN'T HE GO TO A
SHELTER OR THE SALVATION ARMY. MY SECOND QUESTIO IS HOW DID HE GET ONLINE
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Thanks Keith,
Though when I attempted to connect to the below mwntioned URL I got a web
page from yahoo with the foillowing message We're Sorry... The database is
unavailable at the moment. Please try again in a few minutes. Several try's
got the same result each time. I then emailed to
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Ken,
If you can't get it from the URL given by Keith e.g.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/bio-oil/files/BIOFUELpaper4.doc please give
nme your email address and I'll send it to you because we can't do this
through the mailing list.
Hann
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I have read all this before and I still have no idea what Boocock and his group
are actually doing other than faster waking biodiesel faster using a catalyst.
Can anyone enlighten me please?
Barryt
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At least 98% of trucks and buses in the uk are diesel Steve.
Ian
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Thanks To Simon Wells, I made a bubbler from a Grind stone wheel.
Works perfectly.
Ian
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Could you try this for me, or anyone who has a large amount of crap sitting
round, get 2 copper pipes or rod about 4' long.
Place each one opposite each other on each side of the pile.
Get a voltmeter and measure any voltage across the two.
I heard of this a while back and am interested if it
No I don't think the extra ten minutes would be damaging. What was your
concentration of NaOH in the methoxide and how much did you add in ml on
each dosing?
Mike
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Very well done Todd!
Two points: one is that the Sierra Club has a similar downright dumb
(at best) attitude to fuel ethanol.
... promotion of ethanol is not a really effective way of buying the
American farmer into sustainability.
... Ethanol introduces a conflict between feeding the world
Thanks Keith,
Though when I attempted to connect to the below mwntioned URL I got a web
page from yahoo with the foillowing message We're Sorry... The database is
unavailable at the moment. Please try again in a few minutes. Several try's
got the same result each time. I then emailed to
[EMAIL
ronald miller sr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
MAYBE HE DIDN'T SPEND 20 YEARS IN THE SERVICE. SO HE CAN'T DRAW MILITARY
RETIREMENT. MY FIRST QUESTION IS IF HE IS HOMELESS WHY DOESN'T HE GO TO A
SHELTER OR THE SALVATION ARMY. MY SECOND QUESTIO IS HOW DID HE GET ONLINE
There's nothing to indicate
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I did react immediately and deleted the file!! DUH!! I then reloaded Win98
and it is on the Win98CD, so it definitely is a hoax!!
John
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Take care
I share your concerns about Coconut oil used unmodified as fuel, the problem
in the South Pacific though is the convoluted means of import of anything
even alcohol and Caustic soda. I'm not real keen on setting up high yield
stills in villages having seen the mess alcohol can make in Paradise.
Earth Summit 2002 should be interesting if, as I have suggested, some NGO's
in developed countries have polarised the Rio Declaration by concentrating
on Cleaning the environment without attempting to better distribute wealth
and eliminate poverty. I see this as too much like the Feudal system
Clean oil is great! The bits you mention are there for flavour.
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Some Oz conservationists are opposed to any energy source that produces CO2
regardless of the source. When you add hydro and nuclear to that, high yield
energy become a problem.
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I would expect that used oil had shorter chains since it is discarded when
it fails to get hot enough to cook at the smoke point. Some oils (coconut)
produce shorter chain esters. shouldn't be a problem in Queensland.
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Homogenizing the alcohol, catalyst and oil may be the limiting factor, in
that case using a solvent that dissolves both the alcohol and the oil would
have the potential to vastly accelerate the process. They are not clear on
the final part of the reaction but I would guess that an additive that
used or unused, doesn't matter.
Steve Spence
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stay tuned for the pics of the vw jetta that Greg Yohn and I are converting
to veggie oil. I designed and built the 15' long heat exchanger yesterday,
Greg is designing the heated tank this weekend.
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