Dear Simon,
Thanks for the answers (well some of them anyway!)
Our experience with crude palm oil shows that with bad plant management,
crude palm oil can easily have 22% free fatty acid in it. This complicates
the process of making biodiesel quite a lot as you seem to have found out.
Try get
"This message is for Michael Allen: I am looking for specifics
regarding coconut oil as an energy feedstock. Specifically, what is
the ratio of nuts (per ton) to barrel yield of fuel? What is the btu
content of coconut oil?"
I'm not Michael Allen, but I do have some info on coconuts.
10 fr
Yes they are fully registered same as any other car, but, that and upkeep
and repairs, is figured in to the rental rate, and well as things like
deprecation, and the insurance. Why do you think that it cost more to
reserve and then rent larger vehicle, but, if they don't happen to have the
compac
Hi Bruce,
Sadly I don't think I think I can be a lot of *specific* help. You see,
here in Thailand we are working with palm oil from the west African palm
(Elaeis guiniensis - the oil palm), not from the coconut palm. However the
oil is chemically very similar except that there are more satura
Anyone on this list use a hydraulic ram pump?
Kirk
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Hi again !
You are welcome on the posts.
Maybe someone who goes to Costco will let us know if they still sell them.
While they are put together in the USA, I'll bet most of the parts were made
somewhere else. Sure wish this could change for us. We need the jobs.
On the issue of the EV-1, I'l
I don't rent vehicles very often but; the last time was 2 years ago and it cost
$30.00 per 24 hours. I was limited only in as much as if I drove over 100 miles
per 24 hours that I kept it, there was a milage charge. I can't remember just
how much it was but I do remember that is was small. They
You are correct but, some of the legal issues and the like are now outdated.
For example the 25mph speed limit and the 35 mph speed road application limit
are now law and approved as an electric vehicle for use in all of California.
There might be some varying rules in other states to contend w
I found these stories while doing some research on
Toyota diesel engines. Looks like there may be diesel
Minis on the way! If we can't get Lupos or Polos here
in the US, maybe we can get diesel Minis, since the
Mini is already federalized and meets US crash and
safety regulations. I hope they deci
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Bob:
Thanks for posting the various results of your research. Something I also
always liked about the GEM is its status as an American-Made Vehicle (somewhere
in the Dakotas I think?) I believe they were also available for sale at Costco
at some point, but I don' know if that continues.
On the
Mark
He was posting on the infopop forum as Jonty, from second hand
information (from someone who had been called in to have a look at
things) he was a farmer based in the Midlands. I don't know much else
other than that he sold the project and what is posted at the forum
http://biodies
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- Original Message -
From: Michael Allen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Fri, 04 Jul 2003 10:02:00 +0700
To: biofuels-biz@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [biofuels-biz] Foolproof process
> Dear Franky,
>
> I am sure that there a many people in the group who can help you.
>
> I think it would as
That's a broad question.
Efficient in material conversion? Efficient in energy consumption? Efficient
in production over time? Efficient in monetary inputs?
Super critical requires high heat and/or pressure. Batch processing requires
moderate heat and only agitation. Both require alcohol recover
Hi Christopher
Before you get too enthusiastic about the supercritical method,
please check this link, also given below:
http://archive.nnytech.net/index.php?view=17922&list=BIOFUEL
... and what Mauro said:
>=>> Yes, we are working in supercritical conditios. This is, very strong
>=>> conditio
Hi!
Will a supercritical biodiesel reactor be more energy efficient than the
common transesterification process?
Thanks,
Christopher
=>-Original Message-
=>From: Mauro Knudsen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
=>Sent: Friday, June 20, 2003 10:45 AM
=>To: biofuels-biz@yahoogroups.com
=>Subject:
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