Aw, shucks!
I go on my summer holidays this Friday 14 July to Lima and Cuzco, Peru.
Anybody interested, in this area of el mundo?
Pero no hablo mucho espanol, yo creo
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Has anyone tried using a washing machine to mix the reactants for Biodeisel?
I was thinking of the type with water heater.
Process
-Heat Cottenseed oil to 50 deg c,
-add methanol/caustic mix,
-use wash cycle to agitate,
-pump into settling vessel.
Anticipated problems,
-compat
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From: "Editor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Oil crude
I'm new too. Can anyone tell me if is possible to make Bd using crude oil of
sunflower i.e. the oil obteined from the first pressed without process with
hexane.
*jorge, i think we are confusing two procesing steps here.
*hexa
How much would this process cost?
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Sent: Saturday, July 07, 2001 12:36 AM
Subject: Re: [biofuel] NEW can you help?
> What would the costs be to produce methanol from hemp?
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Biofuels
How long is a piece of string?
It really depends on the scale and what facilities you already have.
Minimum budget would be £50,000, for a bought in pyroliser
Terry
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OK - the cold standing winterisation technique is well known - it
crystallises out the tallows. What I want to know is - what "additive" did
he use?
Anyone any experience with Infineum R229?
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Oh man where was she when I was young and looking for a companion. Bet she
can fish too. And would probably get a kick out of smoking her own salmon
etc. Oh well. Now I get to see if I can build those same interestes in my
daughter. Trouble is I could use an extra hand on that 6.5 I am rebuildi
Donna,
In a nutshell, our cost to extrude and press oil out of soybean, selling
feed meal by the metric ton and converting the oil to biodiesel, building a
plant from scratch, truck scales, grain bins, legs, storage tanks, etc., is
calculated at $600,000 US, just to get to the point where the swi
Hello Folks,
I have been a lurker on this sight for months now, choosing to keep
silent
and just learn as much as possible from everyone. I am an amateur to say the
least. I have learned everything that I know about auto work from having to
do it by myself(lack of money for professional r
STORY LEAD:
Cleaner Air, Fewer Exhaust Emissions May Come from Soybean Oil in Jet Fuels
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ARS News Service
Agricultural Research Service, USDA
July 9, 2001
Linda McGraw, (309) 681-6530, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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A lit
I got her interested in mechanical things by giving her an old car. It was a
creampuff actually. Had about 60,000 total on a 455 Oldsmobile Cutlass
Supreme. Was owned by a Dr. who didn't drive much as he was old and he
finally passed away.
I told her it was totally up to her I wouldn't fix anythin
> Latest issue of Diesel Progress (www.dieselpub.com) has article on
biodiesel
> that picked up on the Chalmers U. story.
>
> I have sent the following reply to the editor.
>
> VTT Finland (www.vtt.fi) research facility mentioned in the attached
link
> has not yet listed any results for eng
Terry wrote:
>OK - the cold standing winterisation technique is well known - it
>crystallises out the tallows. What I want to know is - what "additive" did
>he use?
>Anyone any experience with Infineum R229?
Additives shmadditives... But yeah, okay, it's a problem if you live
in the frozen zone
Excellent Ed!
Keith Addison
Journey to Forever
Handmade Projects
Tokyo
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> > Latest issue of Diesel Progress (www.dieselpub.com) has article on
>biodiesel
> > that picked up on the Chalmers U. story.
> >
> > I have sent the following reply to the editor.
> >
> >
Made up a batch of BD using far too much NaOH
Ended up with some glycerol but whole batch like
jelly...Temps in low 20C
But reacted at 50C
Any help
Colin
In Wonderful Western Australia
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Try this web site. I will give you some ideas to start off with.
http://terrasol.home.igc.org/alky/alky.htm
Hanns
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From: macseago [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 10 July 2001 12:28 PM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [biofuel] finally a frustrated hello!
Terry wrote:
>OK - the cold standing winterisation technique is well known - it
>crystallises out the tallows. What I want to know is - what "additive" did
>he use?
>Anyone any experience with Infineum R229?
Additives shmadditives... But yeah, okay, it's a problem if you live
in the frozen zone
100% bio with slightly retarded injection timing will also reduce
NOx. The higher cetane value of bio means the combustion chamber
pressure rises faster and more reliably so can deal happily with less
advance.
I think a B20 blend gives no more NOx than 100% fossil, is that
correct?
Dave
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Keith Addison wrote:
> ASomeone's been trying to sell me on an additive
> to reduce NOx. Apparently it does indeed reduce NOx, and
> simultaneously CO, but otoh I think NOx is an overblown problem, I'm
> always a bit suspicious when people chuck the NOx objection at
> biodiesel. Better to debunk
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