Kirk wrote:
"Carbon or graphite moderated cores have a fatal flaw. If it catches
fire you
are in deep do do."
This rather begs the question, doesn't it? If the graphite burns, it's
because air has entered the core - and if that has happened you ALREADY
have a far more serious problem than a bur
Mati Kokk wrote:
"But can these reactors withstand terrorist attacks
with modern anti-tank missiles? Or attacks with
nuclear missiles?"
Bring on all the antitank missiles you want - several meters of
steel-reinforced, prestressed concrete containment, plus several inches
of high-grade steel, p
The other nuclear reactors not operated by humans:
Oklo, Gabon.
http://www.curtin.edu.au/curtin/centre/waisrc/OKLO/index.shtml
>From: "bob golding" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
>To:
>Subject: Re: New Paint - Same Nukes was Re: [biofuel] Nuclear
>Date: Tue, 24 Jul 200
My point is that when you wrap a EV around a tree or have a serious accident
there is the potential for a Hazmat situation (drip or no drip it's still
acid and hydrogen), electrocution or electrical fire. Whereas compressed air
is just that. Sweep up the pieces and go.
I'm still looking for so
Biodiesel it«s not a clear energy. Nuclear it«s.
Santiago Alonso, Director of the Forum of the Nuclear Industry of Spain, has
said that the nuclear energy industries doesn«t agree with the treatment of
the Nuclear Energy in the Bonn Climate Conference, because all the clear
energies, that don«t p
cordain,
Thank you for that post on the comparative safety. The Scott air packs are a
very safe item.
Yes, I would like the air powered car, also. Because the technology is not
available at this time, though, I am at present putting aside money for my
EV conversion. For the very reasons you p
Where direct the money and the public resources, to nuclear-fossil energy or
to renowable biofuels ???.
This is the kernel of the problem, in Europe ( Loyola de Palacio,
Comissioner of the EU), United States ( Bush Plan ), and so on.
Have we a response for this problem ??. For sure, it«s the que
It has just been created nuclear-fossil-dangers in
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/nuclear-fossil-dangers where we can send post
about the new energy politics and their dangers, like a base for an
alternative answer : the biofuels, biodiesel and renowable energy.
A place for deep questions ;)
All
> "Have we a response for this problem ??. For sure, it«s the question of
the
> future of biofuels"
Aye. I agree with Pedro. The money will go to the most effective lobbying ,
more dedicated to nuclear means less for renewables research. Nuclear has
had its chance, and share of the public treasu
Cordain, yes I have thought of the idea of having seed "toll pressed" or on
contract if you would prefer. The main problems are
1)tonnage, I've approached a mill and they suggested a parcel between 5000 to
10,000 tonnes!
2)There aren't many extraction mills to choose from in Australia and seen to
http://www.renewabletaskforce.org/default.asp
G8 Renewable Energy Taskforce Homepage
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Report download
We would be most interested to hear any comments you have about the
report, please do so by going to the Notice Board page.
The Notice Board page ha
Hi Pedro
Suggestion. See "G8 Renewable Energy report". Go to the link, answer
the 10 questions, and tell 'em we need a UN Renewable Energy Agency.
Best
Keith Addison
Journey to Forever
Handmade Projects
Tokyo
http://journeytoforever.org/
"Pedro M." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Where direct th
Sorry for all the questions I'm an engineer not a farmer. I'm trying to gain
a better understanding of the governments role in preventing food surplus
and trying not to affect gross market value in the process.
Cheers,
Cordain
Dulles, VA
Okay I'm stupid but with people starving h
> > "Have we a response for this problem ??. For sure, it«s the question of
>the
> > future of biofuels"
>
>Aye. I agree with Pedro. The money will go to the most effective lobbying ,
>more dedicated to nuclear means less for renewables research. Nuclear has
>had its chance, and share of the publ
That«s for sure, I will do. But, think for a moment, that you are the
President of the U.S. and your ideas are help the nuclear-fossil
industries, like you said in you plans. And that you recieve a suggestion
like the send here, from the Forum of Nuclear Industry, that could give
money for the e
What«s the politic of Shell relationg Renowable energy ( biodiesel ) . Does
it sell biodiesel in its fuel-stations ???'.
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To:
Cc: ; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2001 10:32 PM
Subject: [biofuel] G8 Renewable Ene
They plan to sell photovoltaics to an identified 1 billion customers who
currently do not have electricity, want it, and currently pay for kerosene
or diesel at the same monthly price Shell Renewables will charge them for a
solar PV system on their roof. They make PV systems affordable by billing
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"doctor who" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> High pressure tanks do not fail randomly. A negelected or non-annually
> inspected tank will fail at random. This is the fault of the operator not
> the tank. A regularly inspected properly functioning tank (relief valve or
> relief tube functioning)
Hi Keith and All,
--- Keith Addison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > "Have we a response for this problem ??. For
> sure, it´s the question of
> >the
> > > future of biofuels"
> >
> >Aye. I agree with Pedro. The money will go to the
> most effective lobbying ,
> >more dedicated to nuclear mea
Maybe so, maybe not, but it's irrelevant --- the basic problem with
nukes as far as I can see, and the reason I will *always* absolutely oppose
all of them, no matter what the design, is the human factor. Someone else
mentioned the terrorist problem, which is a a growing threat, but the botto
Marc, Matti,
Thats right, why don't they... and when the reactor is old and unusable
already they can just fill it up with molten glass and let it stand there
buried. Nice disposal technique ofcourse its location would have to be in
granite or a place far away from ground water sources.
Ken C
Hi Cordain and All,
--- doctor who <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My point is that when you wrap a EV around a tree or
> have a serious accident
> there is the potential for a Hazmat situation (drip
> or no drip it's still
> acid and hydrogen), electrocution or electrical
> fire. Whereas comp
Why is it that most things American on this list are automatically named as
'EVIL'? American's can produce good cars, as others have said it is the subsidy
and corporate welfare that keeps fuel so cheap, I know fuel price increases
would aggravate me and everyone else in the US but it's the only w
>They plan to sell photovoltaics to an identified 1 billion customers who
>currently do not have electricity, want it, and currently pay for kerosene
>or diesel at the same monthly price Shell Renewables will charge them for a
>solar PV system on their roof. They make PV systems affordable by bill
Hi Pedro
>That«s for sure, I will do. But, think for a moment, that you are the
>President of the U.S. and your ideas are help the nuclear-fossil
>industries, like you said in you plans. And that you recieve a suggestion
>like the send here, from the Forum of Nuclear Industry, that could give
>
Uh...good point. I think PV is sort of inferior, anyway, to growing some
biofuel and running the old Lister/Perkins/Series/Rabbit or whatever on it
for another 100 years.
Ed
> From: Keith Addison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Wed, 25 Jul 2001 12:27:21 +0900
>
Hi Jerry
> Hi Keith and All,
>--- Keith Addison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > > "Have we a response for this problem ??. For
> > sure, it´s the question of
> > >the
> > > > future of biofuels"
> > >
> > >Aye. I agree with Pedro. The money will go to the
> > most effective lobbying ,
> > >m
http://www.millenniumcell.com
"Millennium Cell is a development stage company focused on the generation of a
new, clean, abundant and renewable source of energy. Millennium Cell's patented
boron-based energy technology delivers a hydrogen fuel that is safe, clean and
easily transported, withou
Acrolein is the alcohol of propene (ie propanol with a carbon double
bond) and is the breakdown product of glycerol as you distill it at
290C. Addition of acid(Conc. H2SO4) to glycerol may accellerate the
break-down. The acrolein can be retrieved with the same reflux still
used to reclaim unu
"doctor who" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> My point is that when you wrap a EV around a tree or have a serious accident
> there is the potential for a Hazmat situation (drip or no drip it's still
> acid and hydrogen),
You only really have to worry about hydrogen buildup while charging, and
th
Hi Tim and All,
--- Tim Castleman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://www.millenniumcell.com
> "Millennium Cell is a development stage company
> focused on the generation of a new, clean, abundant
> and renewable source of energy. Millennium Cell's
> patented boron-based energy technology d
Looks like Seattle is an ideal place to set up a US biodiesel
business.
See this from Planet Ark
http://www.planetark.org/dailynewsstory.cfm?newsid=11717
Biofuels at Journey to Forever
http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel.html
Biofuel at WebConX
http://www.webconx.com/2000/biofuel/biofuel.htm
T
Ocean Air Environmental formally NOPEC owns the Lakeland Florida
facility the largest Biodiesel refinery in the world (methyl ester)
our existing capacity exceeds 10,000,000 gallons per year, with the
ability to increase capacity to 18,000,000 per year.
Visit our Biodiesel Website: www.oceana
Hello Peter
There's been some discussion on the Biofuels list about why your
company has to use a free web hosting service like Geocities, with
it's annoying banner ads and so on - not something to inspire
confidence among would-be clients, one would have thought.
Also, I've found that Ocean
http://www.renewabletaskforce.org/default.asp
G8 Renewable Energy Taskforce Homepage
http://www.renewabletaskforce.org/report.asp
Report download
We would be most interested to hear any comments you have about the
report, please do so by going to the Notice Board page.
The Notice Board page ha
I become concerned when a plant manufacturer says that their plant
can make biodiesel from tallow. The methyl ester that I have made
from tallow has a melting point over 22degrees-too high for fuel.
When mixed with diesel the tallow FAME still solidifies. Does anyone
have a use for tallow FAME
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