>The main focus of the Canakci/Van Gerpen report was the probability that
>water production was inhibiting the reaction and this was where I, myself,
>was unhappy with Alek's foolproof method (again, many thanks to Aleks as I
>would not have found the report without his pioneering research). Take
Hi Kirk and Keith,
For years now, the police have controlled if the use of tax exempted off
road diesel or heating oil have been used in automobiles. Normally the
control was if the marked diesel was in the vehicle. Every day it is
hundreds of controls in every country. It only needs a very s
>I think it did work
>that way during Prohibition didn't it? Didn't consumption go up?
Very much so. And certain families were "made".
Kirk
-Original Message-
From: Keith Addison [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 10, 2002 9:32 PM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE:
Mauro,
Was it,
Oil from Sapium sebiferum seeds can potentially be a substitute for petroleum.
Scheld et al. (1980) reports yields of S. sebiferum seeds ranging from 4,000
to 10,000 kg/ha, and estimates that 25 barrels of oil per year can be
produced as a source of energy. In addition to its bio
Hi Kirk
>And when I tell people things are structured beyond their wildest dream they
>think I am a conspiracy nut.
>Sigh.
>Kirk
Yes, sigh. You're right, things are. But also there are conspiracy
nuts, eh? Too often I see them go flying off down some blind-alley or
other while remaining oblivi
Fred,
I like to get the report, send it to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hakan
At 03:46 PM 10/10/2002 -0700, you wrote:
>A complete report covering all of the applications of ethanol in gasoline,
>in new and used engines is
>
>ERDC Project No 2511 "Field Trials of Ethanol/Petrol Blends"
>
>This trial sho
And when I tell people things are structured beyond their wildest dream they
think I am a conspiracy nut.
Sigh.
Kirk
-Original Message-
From: Keith Addison [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 10, 2002 8:31 PM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [biofuel] Re: Legal Obstacles
Funny... there's this "Frying Squad" story from the UK, the World
Energy report on a tax crackdown on the guys in Maine, and this from
Oz, all more or less at once - from the veg-oil list yesterday:
>Hi Guys:
>
>I briefly heard on the BBC this morning that in Australia people are
>being tickete
Hello to all, some time ago, someone named a tree that produces a fruit that
cointain 30% of oil. Yield 900 to 9000 kg/hectarie, and grow with rain falls
beetwen 5 to 25 inches per year.
I can«t remember the name of this tree. It«s was some thing like pinoteus or
pinoleticus...
Someone can hel
http://www.eidn.com.au/energyerdcemulsions.htm
Emulsions of Hydrated Ethanol in Hydrocarbon Fuels
By Apace Research Ltd
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Accountability
Project Need
In response to adverse environmental impacts from mass consumption of
fossil petroleum fuels as well as international crude oi
http://www.eidn.com.au/energyerdcemulsions.htm
Emulsions of Hydrated Ethanol in Hydrocarbon Fuels
By Apace Research Ltd
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Accountability
Project Need
In response to adverse environmental impacts from mass consumption of
fossil petroleum fuels as well as international crude oi
oops fred,
can i get a copy of the pdf file thanks
Ed
- Original Message -
From: "Fred Enga" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, October 11, 2002 6:46 AM
Subject: RE: [biofuel] Ethanol Wrecks our engines
> A complete report covering all of the applications of ethanol in gasoline,
Doug,
Can I get a copy of the pdf file thanks.
Ed
- Original Message -
From: "Doug Foskey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, October 11, 2002 8:48 AM
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Ethanol Wrecks our engines
> On Fri, 11 Oct 2002 08:46, you wrote:
> > A complete report covering all of t
On Fri, 11 Oct 2002 08:46, you wrote:
> A complete report covering all of the applications of ethanol in gasoline,
> in new and used engines is
>
> ERDC Project No 2511 "Field Trials of Ethanol/Petrol Blends"
>
> This trial showed no harm to any engines, and documented the benefits.
>
> If anyone
"Yeah, but it goes down great with orange juice. We need ethanol at every
gas pump!"
-Rolf Klein
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A complete report covering all of the applications of ethanol in gasoline,
in new and used engines is
ERDC Project No 2511 "Field Trials of Ethanol/Petrol Blends"
This trial showed no harm to any engines, and documented the benefits.
If anyone wants a copy (PDF), email me and I will supply
Reg
Is anyone working on a type of oil that won't give off the tell-tale odor?
> -Original Message-
> From: Darren [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, October 10, 2002 4:21 PM
> To: Vegoil-Diesel; Biofuels-Biz; Biofuel group
> Subject: [biofuels-biz] RE: UK veg oil 'crisis'
>
>
>
>
>
The main focus of the Canakci/Van Gerpen report was the probability that
water production was inhibiting the reaction and this was where I, myself,
was unhappy with Alek's foolproof method (again, many thanks to Aleks as I
would not have found the report without his pioneering research). Take the
Brazil has lots of ethanol powered vehicles. I saw photographs of an engine
from a taxicab. The engine had almost 300,000 miles on it and was in for an
overhaul. Try that with gasoline. I notice propane also claims 2 to 3x
engine life.
Kirk
http://www.agric.gov.ab.ca/engineer/ana_ethanol.html
Al
Another reason for a new tank is because of the algae stuff from diesel
clinging to the walls of the old tank could clog filters etc. I also don't
think too many residences up here don't own their own tank - besides why
would the fuel co want to try and take 20 year old tanks out of peoples
basem
Holy god of back-asswardness!
-Original Message-
From: Steve Spence [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 10, 2002 9:22 AM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [biofuel] Police looking for cars running on cooking oil- Fryer
Fighters
Police looking for cars running on cookin
Sunflower
Keith do you have any articles destroying this statement. It is currently
being put out by Big Oil over the addition of 10 - 20% Ethanol in Australias
Petrol. The Pres of the biofuel association is pushing it up hill with a very
pointy and bendy stick. I would like some real test
Help needed.
We were looking for a source for soy oil. Found one that gave an analysis
including 0.41% sulfur - 4100 ppm. That sounds very high especially if we
need to hit 15 ppm to meet ASTM standards. Does this number sound right? Is
it high due to fertilizer the farmers are using? Does the Bi
Hi Steve,
It is sad isn't it..
If we look back to the sales tax issue on fuel, we have to accept,
Big oil = Legislators = Big oil = Government = Big oil
and the police becomes protectors of Big oils revenue instead of
protectors of the people.
Hakan
At 01:22 PM 10/10/2002 +, you wrote:
Very strong arguments for use of bio diesel that is very much cleaner,
especially on particles. One other problem is that if the buses were
gasoline, the improvement of the situation would maybe reach 30% to 50%.
The report would end up disqualifying gasoline too.
Unless we use 100% bio dies
For:
Phew!
That's what I call a list of refs.
http://www.ehhi.org/diesel/pr_diesel1.html seems to be just what the
doctor
ordered.
Thanks as always.
James
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dan wrote:
>regarding price. the smallest oil boiler from omni is about 4 grand
>plus installation and shipping from the west coast. that is high,
>but if you burn free oil..
>
>as for biod. in a boiler. sure you can use it, yes you have to use
>non rubber (silicon) or other gaskets washers
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], mother <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> since posting this question, i've gotten some more
> feedback (from a very reputable source)
> this, because BD is more lika solvent, so little
> rubber washers'll eventually get eaten through ...
> but, as far as the furnace itself, o
Please can you help me.
After making Bio Diesel for over twelve months and only using oil from the same
fish and chip shop which is Canola Oil and is always liquid, I tried some
restaurant oil which is thick like porridge.
I tried heating the oil up before making the bio Diesel and it has separ
Dear Sir,
Thanks a lot for your mail. We are an oil field
Company. You may visit us at www.dewanchandgroup.com
We want establish fewbio diesel plants in Maharashtra
state of INDIA. There is lot of rice husk & rice bran
& wild plants bearing non edible oil.We want to
convert them to bio diesel as a
research
http://www.kelseyville.com/biodsl/
http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel.html
http://www.dancingrabbit.org/biodiesel/drbdiesel.html
Batch 1
1 litre SVO, 200ml methanol, app 3.5g sodium hydroxide
method - food blender blended 1 hr
results - high yield of presumably bio-diesel
conclusion -
Kerrie
Missed it. Heard a brief bit on BBC local news this morning
about police in
Wales looking for people using cooking oil in their vehicles
after the local
ASDA supermarket was selling out of oil in record time
Any chance you could summarise?
Later.
Bit on ITV UK natio
Kerrie
Missed it. Heard a brief bit on BBC local news this morning
about police in
Wales looking for people using cooking oil in their vehicles
after the local
ASDA supermarket was selling out of oil in record time
Any chance you could summarise?
Later.
Bit on ITV UK natio
Police looking for cars running on cooking oil
Fryer Fighters - A Welsh police team dubbed "The Frying Squad" has
been formed to sniff out motorists who fuel their cars with cooking
oil from fish and chip shops in a bid to avoid paying high
government fuel taxes. (it's not the taxes, it's the
Lisa,
I will make a more extensive explanation and see if we can put together
some form of conversion advices, but I have not time for this now.
Burner/Boiler are mostly combinations of two separate products and tuned to
each other at installation. The tuning is the adjustment of the burner
thanks all.. got more than i can use. won't check the board till
after tonight, so don't bother posting. take care..and anyone in
rohcester ny contact me [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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regarding price. the smallest oil boiler from omni is about 4 grand
plus installation and shipping from the west coast. that is high,
but if you burn free oil..
as for biod. in a boiler. sure you can use it, yes you have to use
non rubber (silicon) or other gaskets washers etc... but who
G'day all
I made some phone calls about trying to purchase ethanol (sugar cane
spirit) to use to make my bio-diesel (rather than using methanol) and it
was suggested that I needed to contact the Australian Taxation Office to
apply for a permit to use "X" amount of litres before I would be able to
Does anyone have any solid industry numbers for the typical WVO generated by
various types of facilities such as typical fast food outlets, etc.?
Thanks
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