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Keep me in the loop if you don't mind. We have similar resources, but on a
fairly small scale and envisage the same kind of setup.
We are a farm/ woodshop/ environmental edu. business.
Mark
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Until there is an exchange-traded futures contract in ethanol - and
there is none yet - there is no particular incentive to make prices known.
There has been a lot of talk the past few years about marketing a futures
contract - more talk in Europe than in North America - but I think that an
et
This product does seem interesting, but if carbon dioxide is reduced, in
what form is the carbon being emitted? Matter can't just be destroyed you
know.
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On Sun, May 12, 2002 at 12:53:21PM -0700, Mike Cook wrote:
> Yeah, good ole Steve Spence has some good stuff occasionally, but he is a
> bit off the wall... I am still giggling over the blue flame is clean and the
> yellow flame is dirty.
? That is exactly correct. Sounds like you need t
Mike,
Just what do you think the yellow and blue parts of a flame are made of?
You should trying breathing in a room that has a yellow flame burning in
it for a while. Have you visited Steve's Web site? There may be someone
who has done more than Steve has to promote AE (alternative energy) but,
Thank you Betsy.
Just wanted to add one more source:
From - Renewable Fuels Association (RFA)
http://www.ethanolrfa.org
INTEGRATED RISK MANAGEMENT: ETHANOL
www.ethanolrfa.org/NEC02-Nessler.pdf
[ 22 pages ] Includes:
- Ethanol Facts and Figures
Chart prices, looking back, for:
- Natur
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Of the big three (Ford, Chevy, GMC) which diesel is the one to buy?
Kirk
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Got to reading about ethanol subsidies over at
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Dodge.
on 5/13/02 11:49 AM, kirk at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Of the big three (Ford, Chevy, GMC) which diesel is the one to buy?
>
> Kirk
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> > http://home.netscape.com/ex/shak/autos/specials/Ethanol1.html
> >
> >
> > È Feature Article Sunday - May 12, 2002
> >
> > The Ethanol Subsidy: Your Tax Dollars at Work
> > Using the shibboleth of promoting "renewable" energy sources, Senate
> > Majority Leader Tom Daschle and other Democratic
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "kirk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Of the big three (Ford, Chevy, GMC) which diesel is the one to buy?
>
> Kirk
Actually, there is one you forgot.
Dodge with the Cummins. Good engine but having tranny problems, and
are a _itch to work on.
Ford with Power Stroke i
> "Estimating the Net Energy Balance of Corn Ethanol."
> By Hosein Shapouri,
> James A. Duffield, and Michael S. Graboski.
> U.S. Department of Agriculture,
> Economic Research Service, Office of Energy.
> Agricultural Economic Report No. 721.
> http://www.ethanolrfa.org/aer721.pdf PDF
>
> Also
I would second that, and recommend the non-Tdi 5.9 Cummins - being
indirect-injection, it's a slam-dunk for SVO or WVO, and it's MFI
(mechanical fuel injection) and doesn't have near the electronics the
later 24-valve Tdi 5.9 has. Plus they're cheaper used - and if
well-treated by the former owner
their is only one good diesel, a dodge with the 5.9 cummins. otherwise
go with the ford with the navastar diesel. i have worked on gm diesels,
they are crappy motor!
kirk wrote:
>Of the big three (Ford, Chevy, GMC) which diesel is the one to buy?
>
>Kirk
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VW 1500-1600 HP/Torque vs RPM ?
Can anyone provide a horsepower/torque vs RPM graph for the VW 1500 or 1600
non-turbo diesel engine?
I would like these figures to see if a small imported generator end could
provide 10-15 kilowatts when driven by a small VW diesel.
I've seen the si
I think you have the wrong motor, too high rpm.you would have to use
gear reductiontry these people...
http://www.chinadiesel.com/
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I have this "dumb" question .. but it's always buggin'
me.
Ethanol is always spoken of as "not energy efficient".
I take to mean that more energy needs to be poured in
than comes out in the form of ethanol.
Got THAT. Makes sense ... since ethanol is sort of an
"energy carrier" energy-in m
Those who say that ethanol is not net energy positive, never distilled a
drop.
It is net energy positive. Like anything, it can be done badly.
energy in < energy out.
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"steve spence" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Those who say that ethanol is not net energy positive, never distilled a
>drop.
>
>It is net energy positive. Like anything, it can be done badly.
>
>energy in < energy out.
(snip)
My wife and I visited the Reeves AgriEnergy Company in Garden City KS a
I have been a reader of this newsletter for a while, but have seen
little on the application of untreated WVO for Home Heating
purposes. I am looking for specific information - and i may not find
it.
In short, is there a unit or design plan for an easy to use automated
WVO home heating uni
Get a Cummins Diesel with Chrysler-Daimler!!
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From: kirk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: Biofuel@Yahoogroups.Com
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Of the big three (Ford, Chevy, GMC) which diesel is the one to buy?
Kirk
Ya
On Mon, May 13, 2002 at 04:46:06PM -0700, Rik wrote:
> I think you have the wrong motor, too high rpm.you would have to use
> gear reductiontry these people...
> http://www.chinadiesel.com/
Don't know why you say the VW diesels are too high rpm. They've got more
than enough power at
Suppose one wanted a half ton truck with diesel motor. Can you buy one, and
if not, is a conversion fesible, and if so, what would you recommend?
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> I have this "dumb" question .. but it's always buggin'
> me.
>
> Ethanol is always spoken of as "not energy efficient".
> I tak
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resented the unpredic
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What to do with all the Glycerin? Egads! BURN IT! many, many BTU's there.
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