On Sat, 25 May 2002 17:05:42 +0900, you wrote:
>Murdoch wrote:
>
>> >One has to note that new chemicals, drugs, GM crops, iffy stuff
>> >promoted by the big guys does not exactly receive the same treatment.
>> >What do they call it? - substantive equivalence, or something.
>>
>>But, if this is wh
On Sun, 26 May 2002 12:10:09 +0900, you wrote:
>Hello Murdoch
>>I saw no info on this at journeyforever.org,
>
>Why would you expect to see info on it there?
Because I saw a collection of news stories which seem give some news
stories of where major diesel issues or advances appear, though on
s
Now that I«ve attained my first objective: effectiveness, I«m moving into the
efficiency field. At least, I«m trying. My first goal was to make BD, and now
I«ve become more or less familiarized with the process, so I«m checking out
ways in which to reduce costs (moneywise and environment wise).
Pierre,
We saw the same doomsday piece on klebsiella bacteria. In any
event, it's bio-tech.
There are a couple of paths to produce ethanol from glycerol,
just that it's not a single product or single step reaction. As
well, all stages have to be conducted in tightly controlled
environments. Co-p
If you are looking for this kind of newsfeed you might try www.dieselnet.com
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From: "Keith Addison" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hello Murdoch
>A few months ago Senator Kerry, who is a likely candidate for
>President in 2004 (and probably someone I'd vote for), launched an
>across-the-bow campaign aimed at the Bush Administration's Energy
>Policies. It was well-crafted I thought, but a few weeks later he
>took a big blow
Greg,
Sorry. The yard grabbed my attentions all day.
I wish I had a definitive answer for you. I'm looking back at my
notes and I see two references to exemptions. One is an exemption
for "extensive health affects studies" for producers under $10
million a year. The other states a waiver of Tier
very nice
Steve Spence
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--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Greg and April" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > of biodiesel under a given amount won't have to conduct
> > Health Affects studies any more than small volume dino-diesel
> > producers do today.
> >
> Were can I find more info on this small volume dino-diesel
exemption
>I fail to see how adding water to the fuel is of benefit. water injection
>cools the air charge, allowing more air to be injested, boosting power, and
>preventing premature detonation. water filters on diesels are there for a
>reason.
>
>
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Hello Paul, Jeff
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>From: "jmwelter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>[snip]
> > Secondly, the mention of using vinegar vs roundup for organic
> > farming is very intriguing, but household vinegar actually only
> > contains 3% acetic acid. How do you get stronger concentrations o
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[snip]
> Secondly, the mention of using vinegar vs roundup for organic
> farming is very intriguing, but household vinegar actually only
> contains 3% acetic acid. How do you get stronger concentrations of
> vinegar and how ha
On Sat, May 25, 2002 at 11:09:48AM -0500, Harmon Seaver wrote:
>The best address to send complaints to is [EMAIL PROTECTED] (which whois
> lists as the administrative contact for ntlworld.com), also I've found that
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] workds and neither give an autoreply.
Hmm, did later g
I've done a few searches on the topic. It seems as if it is vertually
impossible to produce ethanol from glycerine by fermentation - for a back
yard job, that is. It also seems as if some nasty genetically engineered
critters called "klebsiella" bacteria are needed for the fermentation. If
these a
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160 proof (80%) is sufficient for ethanol only fuel. 100 % (200 proof) is
necessary when mixing with gasoline (gasohol).
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Human powered devices,
CTTS has been testing biodiesel in one project, and duramax engines in
another. I wonder if the researchers did any crossbreeding.
http://www.ctts.nrel.gov/transtimes/archives/times_100501.html
expect to see a duramax running on biodiesel at the future truck
competition.
https://www.futuretruc
A few months ago Senator Kerry, who is a likely candidate for
President in 2004 (and probably someone I'd vote for), launched an
across-the-bow campaign aimed at the Bush Administration's Energy
Policies. It was well-crafted I thought, but a few weeks later he
took a big blow (apparently) when hi
- Original Message -
From: "Appal Energy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, May 24, 2002 20:33
Subject: Re: [biofuel] biofuel at the pumps
>
> of biodiesel under a given amount won't have to conduct
> Health Affects studies any more than small volume dino-diesel
> producers do to
The best address to send complaints to is [EMAIL PROTECTED] (which whois
lists as the administrative contact for ntlworld.com), also I've found that
[EMAIL PROTECTED] workds and neither give an autoreply.
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A Green Bill Of Health?
The Government Backs Biobased Manufacturing
Laura Iiyama is a freelance reporter based in Washington, DC.
For the past three decades, manufacturers of biobased products have
struggled to establish a toehold in th
Thank you Keith,
We were just starting to get the same "over quota" message
repeatedly for a second "...ntlworld.com" address.
Todd
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From: Keith Addison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, May 25, 2002 12:24 PM
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> Dear all
>
> T
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TOMPAINE.com -
A Green Bill Of Health?
The Government Backs Biobased Manufacturing
Laura Iiyama is a freelance reporter based in Washington, DC.
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struggled to establish a toehold in th
Dear all
The problem some or most or all of us been having with unwanted
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The people who run this list, Elsevier Science (Singapore) Pte Ltd,
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I fail to see how adding water to the fuel is of benefit. water injection
cools the air charge, allowing more air to be injested, boosting power, and
preventing premature detonation. water filters on diesels are there for a
reason.
Steve Spence
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On Sat, May 25, 2002 at 01:55:17PM -, jmwelter wrote:
> How much starch or fermentable material is in switchgrass when it is
> fermented. I have been looking into switchgrass but they don't say
> how they process it to ethanol. Is there a cellulosis process for
> doing this?
I thou
On Sat, May 25, 2002 at 05:52:59PM +0900, Keith Addison wrote:
>
> EPA said the primary source of pollution at ethanol plants was the
> drying process that turns the "mash," or corn residue, into livestock
> feed.
>
Where is the CO coming from? It seems hardly likely it's coming from the
How much starch or fermentable material is in switchgrass when it is
fermented. I have been looking into switchgrass but they don't say
how they process it to ethanol. Is there a cellulosis process for
doing this?
Corn for silage (whole plant) typically yields 5-7 tons of dry
matter per acr
Has anyone ever considered using reverse osmosis to remove water
from alcohol? I am not talking about the distilled product which is
90% alcohol, but when it is done fermenting and contains 10-20%
alcohol, would you be able to get enough water out to make it
worthwhile to do so?
I suppose th
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Planet Ark :
US EPA, ethanol industry to meet on pollution probe
USA: May 22, 2002
WASHINGTON - The U.S. ethanol industry, suspected by the government
of violating the Clean Air Act, will sit down with the Environmental
Protect
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Planet Ark :
US EPA, ethanol industry to meet on pollution probe
USA: May 22, 2002
WASHINGTON - The U.S. ethanol industry, suspected by the government
of violating the Clean Air Act, will sit down with the Environmental
Protect
http://www.planetark.org/dailynewsstory.cfm/newsid/16099/story.htm
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GM, Suzuki explore making electric vehicles
USA: May 23, 2002
DETROIT - General Motors Corp.'s and Suzuki Motor Corp.'s joint
venture plant in Canada has signed an agreement with Electrovaya Inc.
to develop electri
http://www.planetark.org/dailynewsstory.cfm/newsid/16099/story.htm
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GM, Suzuki explore making electric vehicles
USA: May 23, 2002
DETROIT - General Motors Corp.'s and Suzuki Motor Corp.'s joint
venture plant in Canada has signed an agreement with Electrovaya Inc.
to develop electri
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'Smog Dogs' Track Down Dirtiest Cars on the Road
By Gary Nurenberg, Tech Live
May 24 - A "smog dog" won't slobber on your slippers and deliver a
newspaper as you sit in your
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US tax credit to help Japanese hybrid vehicles
USA: May 22, 2002
DETROIT - The U.S. Internal Revenue Service said yesterday it would
extend a tax credit of up to $2,000 to buyers of gasoline-electric
hybrid vehicle
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Murdoch wrote:
> >One has to note that new chemicals, drugs, GM crops, iffy stuff
> >promoted by the big guys does not exactly receive the same treatment.
> >What do they call it? - substantive equivalence, or something.
>
>But, if this is what it sounds like the idea that new substances
>may
Al,
> Hi I have produced moonshine [()0O]
> I know that its impossible to 99% alcohole wil a still
> My question being [at the most you can get anout 94% and
> not a great deal of that in distilling a batch]
> what percentage HAS the alcohole to be and what happens
> when you can reach that purit
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