What d'you think of all this then?
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Fuel-enhancer making inroads
By HILARY CHIEW
HOW would you like to
I agree with the following quotes:
The product should undergo a fuel performance test locally to verify
its claims before it is marketed, says Dr Azhar Abdul Aziz. Azhar is
attached to the Automotive Develop-ment Centre, Faculty of Mechanical
Engineering, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia.
Sorting out a few things at work the other day and came across a packet of
plastic tubes. 47mm long 6.5mm diam sealed at one end. Made from porous
plastic. Tried using one on end of air line for bubble washing but pore size
was 60 micron and bubbles were too large leading to emulsification.
They
It is very hard to percieve-this concept of mixing enzymic proteins
with petrol. They also will increase NOx emissions by their very
nature. I am not sure about their combustion either. It is amazing
really and it would be prudent to ask for detailed info on engine
androad tests carried out
Hi Steve
I agree. So many additives making wonderful claims, but how many of
them ever get to see a properly controlled, disinterested scientific
assessment? UTM could do it though. It's a Japanese product, should
be tested here, but I see nothing about that, instead they go
straight for the
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Hydrogen - http://www.webconx.dns2go.com/2000/hydrogen.htm
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Hydrogen from algae - http://www.webconx.dns2go.com/2000/algaehydrogen.htm
University of Warwick
Direct carbon conversion can use fuel derived from many different sources,
including coal, lignite, petroleum, natural gas, and even biomass (peat,
rice hulls, corn husks). Cooper notes that 90 percent of Earth's electric
energy comes from the burning of fossil fuels. Half of our fossil-fuel
A 1hp steam engine, suitable for running from a veggie oil powered babington
has been developed by master machinist and inventor, John Archibald.
http://www.webconx.dns2go.com/2000/biofuel/babington/
Steve Spence
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Is Alcohol Fuel New?
The first model cars were run on alcohol, as were many tractors and
industrial motors. About that time gasoline became so plentiful and
inexpensive that it was not practical to continue the use of alcohol.
Germany fought the remainder of the war with alcohol when their
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I have brewed ethanol at almost theoretical yields (Gay-Lussac),
without using cultures, repeatedly in batch systems, and also
distilled these batches into 90% spirit in a fractionating column,
and thereafter into 200 proof
Todd,
Knew that I would get an ear full. That is why I took a swipe at your cultic
post. Perhaps if you pull your head out, wash and disinfect, you would
realize that without a creator there is no creation. NONE, 0, PERIOD. Why so
you persist in worshiping creation, instead of the creator. Your
Hi Harmon, Curtis and all
On Fri, May 10, 2002 at 03:37:02PM -0700, Curtis Sakima wrote:
I've been hearing a lot about this Gaia lately.
It's got me worried. I've heard on the news that some
of these Gaia proponents can be pretty Twilight
Zone strange and have some rather extreme
Todd,
Knew that I would get an ear full. That is why I took a swipe at your cultic
post. Perhaps if you pull your head out, wash and disinfect, you would
realize that without a creator there is no creation. NONE, 0, PERIOD. Why so
you persist in worshiping creation, instead of the creator. Your
Hi Martin
Keith, are there not algae growth problems with biodiesel being stored a long
time?
I don't know. I've still got some of the first biodiesel I made,
three years ago, and it's still fine. Been in very hot and humid
places since then, and cold ones too.
Does anyone know of cases of
What d'you think of all this then?
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Fuel-enhancer making inroads
By HILARY CHIEW
HOW would you like to
http://www.nf-2000.org/secure/Fair/F484.htm is a fascinating article to say
the least.
Steve Spence
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On Sat, May 11, 2002 at 05:17:19PM +0900, Keith Addison wrote:
Her, please, the mother -- or as many Native Americans call her,
Grandmother.
Which Native Americans, Harmon? Not arguing - but usually settled
farming peoples have an Earth Mother and nomadic herders something
fiercer,
Why do people say they didn't come from monkeys? How do you know? There is a
thing called evolution. How can you say I came from my grandfather? I've seen
him - I DIDN'T!
--- Steven-Lee Craig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Still worshiping creation, I see! Next we will be told that man came from
Let's not get silly. The whole monkey crap was disproved years ago (not that
it was ever proved to begin with). you don't get changes between species,
you might get variations within a species (evolution). None of this is
related to biofuels,
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their product is very interesting, it sounds like something that diesel
engines need. products like that may be the only way to clean up engines
burning #2 diesel. i work on farm tractors and have seen how much carbon
builds up in the cylinders. dennis
Keith Addison wrote:
What
I'd rather not get my mailbox cluttered up with all this gaia religion
stuff. The earth is a living entity because it's made up of living entities,
animal and plants. It has no alter intelligence or feelings other than the
ones that each of us living things contain. If we try to remember not to
Sorting out a few things at work the other day and came across a packet of
plastic tubes. 47mm long 6.5mm diam sealed at one end. Made from porous
plastic. Tried using one on end of air line for bubble washing but pore size
was 60 micron and bubbles were too large leading to emulsification.
They
dear friends: as interesting as these disscussions on religions are
i will be giving up my memnbership of what i thought was going to be
something completly different shortly/ take care health and happiness al
---Original Message---
From: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Date: Saturday, May 11,
Harmon wrote:
On Sat, May 11, 2002 at 05:17:19PM +0900, Keith Addison wrote:
Her, please, the mother -- or as many Native Americans call her,
Grandmother.
Which Native Americans, Harmon? Not arguing - but usually settled
farming peoples have an Earth Mother and nomadic herders
Mr. Steven Lee Craig,
You bloody well deserve more than an ear full. Hence the
perfectly restrained and appropo pull your head out ... and
disenfect comment. Perhaps you should re-read your own post that
netted such a response - a double edged one liner that assaulted
both belief systems of
Hi Steve
Let's not get silly. The whole monkey crap was disproved years ago (not that
it was ever proved to begin with). you don't get changes between species,
you might get variations within a species (evolution). None of this is
related to biofuels,
Common ancestor, looks like quite a cute
Modern man is basically a committer of vandalism.
He evidences this spirit not only in his acts in the environment but to his
brothers and sisters.
I am afraid a terrible price will be paid for this.
Kirk
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Sent: Saturday,
And anyone can see ducks evolved from beaver (or was it the other way
round?)
Just look at a platypus.
;-)
Kirk
-Original Message-
From: Keith Addison [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, May 11, 2002 10:01 AM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Re: Gaia - was
Yes. And I still haven't turned my remaining and sharpest sword
into a plowshare.
Still operating under the belief system that marauders oft need
to be repelled by the same sharp edge that they wield, sometimes
as a first resort and sometimes only a last.
Yet if one is old enough and willing
http://www.spacedaily.com/news/energy-tech-02m.html
Found on cleanenergyinvestor.com
I absolutely love the biowaste-recyling-and-use-as-energy angle. This
research is somewhat reminiscent of some Japanese news release I think
I read recently.
MM
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I think if you look around a bit, you'll find access to the prices. If it's
being published with other commodity prices (which it seems to be), look in any
larger newspaper.
I wonder if anyone happens to have an Investor's Business Daily, Wall
Street Journal or New York Times business section
Hi Betsy:
Thanks for the information and explanation. I didn't see your post
until just this moment.
Going to the CBOT site, I cannot find any information as to ethanol
pricing. So, I don't think there are any futures there including
ethanol. Years ago when I looked into this I couldn't find
snip
A website which promotes looking into use of biofuels (such as
journeytoforever.org) could, in my opinion, generate a lot more
interest in ethanol and in the website by providing pricing, and, most
importantly, it would help improve the level of debate about ethanol
by helping to educate
http://www.spacedaily.com/news/energy-tech-02m.html
Found on cleanenergyinvestor.com
I absolutely love the biowaste-recyling-and-use-as-energy angle. This
research is somewhat reminiscent of some Japanese news release I think
I read recently.
MM
This one?
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Hydrogen - http://www.webconx.dns2go.com/2000/hydrogen.htm
Hydrogen from waste - http://www.webconx.dns2go.com/2000/wastehydrogen.htm
Hydrogen from algae - http://www.webconx.dns2go.com/2000/algaehydrogen.htm
University of Warwick
If this is true, I'll be able to afford to drive my 4X4 again.
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If I could find a regular source of pricing of various fuels
I think that there are only one or two ways this is ever going to get
done, despite the very best efforts not only of the Petroleum Industry
(which seems to have set itself up as one of the only sources of
ethanol pricing information)
if humans desended from monkeys, then why are their still monkeys around!
Martin Klingensmith wrote:
Why do people say they didn't come from monkeys? How do you know? There is a
thing called evolution. How can you say I came from my grandfather? I've seen
him - I DIDN'T!
--- Steven-Lee Craig
I'd suggest you hang on to your money.
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BTW, I realize that this is asking a lot. In anticipation to
objections, I am not asking you (Steve) that you should do this, as
though you owe anything. I merely meant to lay out what it would take
for you or someone else to get this done.
But rather than have that someone will say I expect
Great link. I hope it's true. If the mileage claims are an
exaggeration, he should repair them, because the rest of the story
stands on its own merits. I love this guy and this link:
http://www.get113to138mpg.com/HardShips.html
If it's true, it's great. If it's not true, I salute his
Came back on the net. Didn't expect quite the
response to my inquiry on Gaia earlier this week.
Looked over all the mail. A lot of them puzzled me
with more questions than answers.
For example, mother earth members of this group (too
many mail, can't remember who is who), seem to
indicate
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What d'you think of all this then?
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I think the movie Insider with Russel Crow was about this sort of thing
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http://www.nf-2000.org/secure/Fair/F484.htm is a fascinating
article to say
the least.
I agree with you on the fascination. By the time I got half-way
through the article, I was nearly screaming for them to add some
Ethanol
Direct carbon conversion can use fuel derived from many different sources,
including coal, lignite, petroleum, natural gas, and even biomass (peat,
rice hulls, corn husks). Cooper notes that 90 percent of Earth's electric
energy comes from the burning of fossil fuels. Half of our fossil-fuel
A 1hp steam engine, suitable for running from a veggie oil powered babington
has been developed by master machinist and inventor, John Archibald.
http://www.webconx.dns2go.com/2000/biofuel/babington/
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Steve Spence writes:
Direct carbon conversion can use fuel derived from many different sources,
including coal, lignite, petroleum, natural gas, and even biomass (peat,
rice hulls, corn husks).
Of course, the folks who are REALLY excited about carbon fuel cells would
be the Carbon Folks, aka
Vapor carburetors were a popular item 25 or more years ago. Stratified
charge technology pretty much eliminated any advantage they possessed. The
best one I saw was Japanese. Had a ferrite heating block under the
carburetor and the curie point for the material was around 125F. The
resistance rose
Is Alcohol Fuel New?
The first model cars were run on alcohol, as were many tractors and
industrial motors. About that time gasoline became so plentiful and
inexpensive that it was not practical to continue the use of alcohol.
Germany fought the remainder of the war with alcohol when their
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BTW, I realize that this is asking a lot. In anticipation to
objections, I am not asking you (Steve) that you should do this, as
though you owe anything. I merely meant to lay out what it would take
for you or someone else to get this done.
But rather than have
Background
The use of ethanol as an automobile fuel in the United
States dates as far back as 1908, to the Ford Model T.
Henry Ford was a supporter of home-grown renewable
fuels, and his Model T could be modified to run on either
gasoline or pure alcohol.3 Ethanol was used to fuel cars
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