I have no experience mixing ethanol with diesel.
Steve Spence
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I remember seeing something that said DDG has three times the protien
content of corn (because DDG has one third the weight and the protien is not
used in the fermentation process). This is why DDG sells for a lot more than
feed corn.
Wet distillers grains need to be used within 24 hours as they
Steve
Summers here are very hotand I was thinking of a summer time fuel only.
But to help thin the mixture out a little I was wondering if I could add
10 to 20 percent ethanol. I've heard of adding ethanol to biodiesel, but
not to dino diesel. Is it possible or wise?
George
Steve Spence wrote:
>Joe's asking about the protein content of DDG, Distillers Dried
>Grains, the by-product, not the distillate, usually fed neither to
>people nor fuel tanks but livestock.
Lol, sounds like a big goof on my part. Although when I was helping the
brewmaster at a commercial brewery here in Californi
Britain is far ahead of the US it seems.
This from a friend in the UK:
We have had the open university for decades,it is nice to see that America
has finaly caught on to what we have been doing for so long that its first
TV broadcasts were black and white!! Some of the archive programs are so old
Some say this is only a matter of putting course outlines on the Internet
but I am inclined to agree with you that for the $100,000,000 projected
budget one would expect a lot more.
POC
On Sat, 12 Oct 2002, womplex_oo1 wrote:
> http://web.mit.edu/
>
> Congratulations to MIT, the first school in
>If you never heard fuel tax be called
>road tax, then you are very new to this list. It is also a sign of the
>effects of the press who does not think when they quote.
I'm afraid I don't understand the distinction.
>The politicians like indirect taxes because it reduces psychologically the
>
>At 12:41 PM 10/12/02 -0500, you wrote:
> >I had a question that is specific that I would like to know your process
> >concerning ethanol. How do you measure starch content, sugar content,
> >alcohol content in the various production steps and how do you measure
> >protein content in ddg?
>
>All
P.S. Vast amounts of data are available on different sugar crops for
production of ethanol via
the department of agriculture and other sites.
Tad
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At 12:41 PM 10/12/02 -0500, you wrote:
>I had a question that is specific that I would like to know your process
>concerning ethanol. How do you measure starch content, sugar content,
>alcohol content in the various production steps and how do you measure
>protein content in ddg?
All standard br
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>
> .
>
> The politicians like indirect taxes because it reduces
psychologically the
> importance of tax issues in election campaigns. It also give
possibilities
> of manipulating the people. For years now, we have seen this
re
I had a question that is specific that I would like to know your process
concerning ethanol. How do you measure starch content, sugar content,
alcohol content in the various production steps and how do you measure
protein content in ddg?
I would appreciate your sharing on this.
Joe
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--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "mallyscott1" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've never heard fuel tax be called road tax. That term is reserved
> for the annual licencing tax. There are several fuel tax levels,
> heating fuel tax and off road fuel tax, both very low, and road
fuel
> tax, very high.
Hello Keith
>As Keith wrote:
>"Done this way, biodiesel can be ethyl esters as the oil is virgin, a
>stable supply with constant characteristics, and can be suitably
>deacidified first (FFAs from acidulated soapstock providing further
>process fuel). Such stable feedstock means that if using pure
Malcom,
If you asked me some month ago, I would have said exactly the same thing.
In Sweden and Swedish it is used with clear distinctions. I never really
thought about it.
When I started to read all kind of Internet publications and many articles
about energy in transport sector. I also sta
http://web.mit.edu/
Congratulations to MIT, the first school in the world to offer
engineering courses online - And BOY did they outdo themselves !!!
Check out the OpenCourseWare, the educational parallel to Open Source
software...
- course outlines
- lecture materials
- lecture videos
- exa
I've never heard fuel tax be called road tax. That term is reserved
for the annual licencing tax. There are several fuel tax levels,
heating fuel tax and off road fuel tax, both very low, and road fuel
tax, very high. It has never been claimed that this tax is for
spending on the roads and no
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