>Does anyone have any information on this out of print book ÎEnergy
>Primerâ if possible? Where can one be gotten from?
>
>Regards,
>
>Terry Wilhelm
>
>The Revenoor Co. INC
Hi Terry
This one?
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/stores/offering/list/-/091477400X
/all/ref=dp_pb_a/104-6768948-
>I found this link in my search for fish oil as biofuel. Here they use a
>diesel fuel/fish oil mixture.
>
>http://www.aidea.org/Unisea.pdf
Yes, that's one way of doing it. But what were the conclusions? "A
detailed inspection of the engine will be conducted at the conclusion
of long-term testi
Does anyone have any information on this out of print book ÎEnergy Primerâ if
possible? Where can one be gotten from?
Regards,
Terry Wilhelm
The Revenoor Co. INC
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Continental used to make a smallish diesel engine they called their
"litre-enegine", because it was metric. It went out of production years ago
for lack
of demand, but the tooling may still exist. By the way, it ran very well on
raw cottonseed oil.
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Does anyone have data on the tailpipe emissions of neat (100%)
ethanol? I have looked at JTF and other major resources and have
found nothing of great interest (and nothing in ppm, only % change).
I realize that there are probably few people who use non-denatured
anhydrous ethanol, so any dat
Looks, like all these are highly subsidized by PG&E, which means the local
energy dollar leaves northern California for NYSE. Not to mention the
relative inefficiency of Wood to electric generation. A wood to hot water
boiler for heating building space is much more efficient.
Heath
>From: m
I found this link in my search for fish oil as biofuel. Here they use a
diesel fuel/fish oil mixture.
http://www.aidea.org/Unisea.pdf
And thank you Keith very much for your post.
Paul
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Does anyone on this list know anything about Proctor & Gamble's
Bio-diesel business producing a product called Nexsol?
I haven't been able to find out much about it.
Also another company called Stefan that is supposed to be trying
to commercially produce Bio-diesel.
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Is polyethylene suitable for biodiesel storage? What are some other plastics
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Paul,
Keith rather well hit the nail on the head. Fish oil in general is a rather
high polymerizer.
However... (sometimes the "but" ain't such a bad thing), fish oil is still
suitable as a fuel, especially if it's used as a boiler fuel for process
heat.
This is one of the simplest end uses imag
Hello,
Thank you to all that helped me with my engine problem about a week ago. I
would like to let you know that my problem was caused by an over filled
crankcase (stupid me). Fortunately my car is fine, a few new gaskets and about
4 hours of work and my car is running like new.
Thank
Julius:
You have a lot of homework to do before you need to
think about building miniprocessors.
1. Do you want to use ethanol as a fuel in its own right,
or to produce biodiesel from one of your local oilseeds?
2. If the alcohol is for fuel directly, do you have large
numbers of vehicles that
Mark wrote:
>Another step on the road to hell
>
>
>
> Reuters
>UPDATE - FDA says meat, milk from cloned animals safe
>Thursday October 30, 6:56 pm ET
>By Randy Fabi
>
>(Adds details, background in paragraphs 13-19)
>
>WASHINGTON, Oct 30 (Reuters) - Milk and meat products from cloned
>cattle,
Hi Mark
>Another step on the road to hell
I thought it was paved with good intentions, which might disqualify
it... but I'm sure you're right, that's the destination anyway.
> Reuters
>UPDATE - FDA says meat, milk from cloned animals safe
>Thursday October 30, 6:56 pm ET
>By Randy Fabi
>
>
Another step on the road to hell
Reuters
UPDATE - FDA says meat, milk from cloned animals safe
Thursday October 30, 6:56 pm ET
By Randy Fabi
(Adds details, background in paragraphs 13-19)
WASHINGTON, Oct 30 (Reuters) - Milk and meat products from cloned
cattle, pigs and goats are safe fo
http://biz.yahoo.com/djus/031031/1416000730_1.html
http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/031031/earns_chevrontexaco_4.html
What a relief. I was worried they might be on the verge of bankruptcy, having
spent all their funds on solar panel marketing, NiMH patent defense and Hydrogen
Vehicle Prototypes.
Does a
Hello Paul
>Hello,
>
>My name is Paul Collier and I represent a group called NovusNow that
>is interested in all technologies that increase a person's and a
>community's autonomy. We are attempting right now to earn a contract
>to build an autonomous fish processing factory in Gloucester, Mass.
Ken,
THANKS for yours.
I'm based in Nigeria the largest producer of cassava worldwide, other oilseeds
around here are palm kernel and groundnuts.I'm not too sure of the other
details you asked for.
Want us to collaborate on something? Please revert soonest
Kindest regards
J.Bruce
Ken
Thanks Mark, I just found out the meaning. I always called it waist oil when I
worked in the resturant. That would be great. I am trying to get an invitation
to see the processing plant in Riverside CA. Do you know anything about it? The
"feedstock" you have access to, is it free? and how much
Hello,
My name is Paul Collier and I represent a group called NovusNow that
is interested in all technologies that increase a person's and a
community's autonomy. We are attempting right now to earn a contract
to build an autonomous fish processing factory in Gloucester, Mass.
that utilizes
I was talking to my friend at Anderson Performance here locally and we
were basically discussing the jet metering that goes on in an FFV due to
the viscosity sensor. He was ruminating about some of the other peices
that will need to come together to get the whole conversion
correct; re-chipped to
Murdoch,
The tax for 'biodiesel' is set at 20 pence below that of ultra
low sulphur diesel. This rate was determined to be sufficient to
encourage production of 'biodiesel' from recycled fats and oils but not
large enough to promote production from fresh oils. There was a desire
not to
Some time ago, there was a discussion on wood chippers, and it was mentioned
that they were hard to locate. Last night while I was doing a was looking into
something else and I ran across something called a " Tub Grinder ".
After doing some quick checking, I found out that most tub grinders
An alternative use for crude glycerin leads me to a premature and very
tentative report: Addition of dimethyl sulfate to a mixture of the crude
strongly alkaline glycerin, affords 1,2,3-trimethoxy propane. It is
possible that this product could be used as an oxygenated additive to
gasoline to
http://www.dieselforum.org/news/oct_22_2003.html
DIESEL TECHNOLOGY FORUM
New Report Finds Diesel Power Key To Success Of California Economy
Full Report (.pdf Format 3.5MB)
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WASHINGTON, DC - As California transitions to new leadership, a
I could not get the address, www.ebu-eu.org, to work. Do I have that
right?
Tom Ferris
On Friday, October 31, 2003, at 01:10 AM, rach_3_1999 wrote:
> Of course we don't want to cover the planet with crops for biofuels.
> Of course we would like to see change to a more sustainable, less
> central
Could the glycerin be neutralized and put in to SVO for diesels?
T
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From: Bob Allen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 31, 2003 11:24 AM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [biofuel] more on glycerine
An alternative use for crude glycerin leads me to a
Hello David
>Of course we don't want to cover the planet with crops for biofuels.
But you did ask.
>Of course we would like to see change to a more sustainable, less
>centralized and more environmentally friendly way of powering our
>society. That will not be easy.
Not easy, but not impossible
DieselNet
October 2003
http://www.dieselnet.com/
Hybrid powertrain developments
Seattle ordering 235 diesel electric hybrid buses
King County, WA, which includes Seattle, will buy 235 diesel electric
hybrids buses, marking the biggest order ever for this type of urban
bus technology. The 60-
DieselNet
October 2003
http://www.dieselnet.com/
Hybrid powertrain developments
Seattle ordering 235 diesel electric hybrid buses
King County, WA, which includes Seattle, will buy 235 diesel electric
hybrids buses, marking the biggest order ever for this type of urban
bus technology. The 60-
EU adopts new energy taxation rule
The EU's Council of Ministers has adopted a Directive which widens
the scope of the EU's minimum tax rate system, previously limited to
mineral oils, to all energy products including coal, natural gas and
electricity.
The Directive includes specific provisio
http://www.dieselforum.org/news/oct_22_2003.html
DIESEL TECHNOLOGY FORUM
New Report Finds Diesel Power Key To Success Of California Economy
Full Report (.pdf Format 3.5MB)
http://www.dieselforum.org/whitepaper/downloads/CApaper.pdf
WASHINGTON, DC - As California transitions to new leadership, a
DieselNet
October 2003
http://www.dieselnet.com/
Toyota launching Avensis with D-CAT, DPNR emission system
October 18, 2003
Starting in November 2003, Toyota will offer in the European market
its Avensis model equipped with the D-CAT (Diesel Clean Advanced
Technology) emission control system.
EU adopts new energy taxation rule
The EU's Council of Ministers has adopted a Directive which widens
the scope of the EU's minimum tax rate system, previously limited to
mineral oils, to all energy products including coal, natural gas and
electricity.
The Directive includes specific provisio
DieselNet
October 2003
http://www.dieselnet.com/
Toyota launching Avensis with D-CAT, DPNR emission system
October 18, 2003
Starting in November 2003, Toyota will offer in the European market
its Avensis model equipped with the D-CAT (Diesel Clean Advanced
Technology) emission control system.
UK plans for CO2-based road tax system
According to press reports, the UK's Department for Transport (DfT)
is planning to introduce changes to the UK's road tax system, where
the tax rates would better reflect the vehicles' CO2 emissions. The
objective is to discourage customers from buying la
UK plans for CO2-based road tax system
According to press reports, the UK's Department for Transport (DfT)
is planning to introduce changes to the UK's road tax system, where
the tax rates would better reflect the vehicles' CO2 emissions. The
objective is to discourage customers from buying la
http://209.157.64.200/focus/f-news/1002882/posts
http://www.time.com/time/archive/preview/0,10987,1101031013-493241,00.html
TIME.com: TIME Magazine
Oct. 13, 2003
The Great Energy Scam
How a plan to cut oil imports turned into a corporate giveaway.
A TIME investigation
By DONALD L. BARLETT AND JAME
EU diesel share continues to increase
According to analysts at Global Insight in London, the share of
diesels in the new passenger car market may exceed 60% by 2008. The
sales of diesels in the EU jumped from 24.8% in 1998 to 40.3% in
2002. The share of diesels is expected to be 43.2% this yea
EU diesel share continues to increase
According to analysts at Global Insight in London, the share of
diesels in the new passenger car market may exceed 60% by 2008. The
sales of diesels in the EU jumped from 24.8% in 1998 to 40.3% in
2002. The share of diesels is expected to be 43.2% this yea
http://209.157.64.200/focus/f-news/1002882/posts
http://www.time.com/time/archive/preview/0,10987,1101031013-493241,00.html
TIME.com: TIME Magazine
Oct. 13, 2003
The Great Energy Scam
How a plan to cut oil imports turned into a corporate giveaway.
A TIME investigation
By DONALD L. BARLETT AND JAME
Green energy, actually - no mention of fuels.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/renewable/Story/0,2763,1072290,00.html
Guardian Unlimited | Special reports |
Poll reveals attitudes to green fuels
Tim Radford
Tuesday October 28, 2003
The Guardian
Three-quarters of the British public are aware of at lea
Green energy, actually - no mention of fuels.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/renewable/Story/0,2763,1072290,00.html
Guardian Unlimited | Special reports |
Poll reveals attitudes to green fuels
Tim Radford
Tuesday October 28, 2003
The Guardian
Three-quarters of the British public are aware of at lea
Hello Jack
>Keith, Todd, et al.
>Thanks for the responses. I really like the idea of sawdust and
>glycerine briquettes - We once thought of making charcoal briquettes
>out of casuarina equisetefolia wood that is over abundant here as an
>exotic invasive. Perhaps we could market both? We
On Thu, 30 Oct 2003 23:07:41 -, you wrote:
>Hi, I'm new to your forum. My husband and I just purchased a diesel
>F250 PSD and have been devouring everything we can read about
>biodiesel. We also own a Toyota Prius Hybrid. I'm a bit dismayed by
>the negativity I've seen on some of the biodi
On Thu, 30 Oct 2003 23:07:41 -, you wrote:
>Hi, I'm new to your forum. My husband and I just purchased a diesel
>F250 PSD and have been devouring everything we can read about
>biodiesel. We also own a Toyota Prius Hybrid. I'm a bit dismayed by
>the negativity I've seen on some of the biodi
EBB
April 23th, 2003
European Biodiesel Board
Boulevard Saint-Michel, 47 ö 1040 Bruxelles
Tel: +32 (0)2 737 76 13 ö Fax: +32 (0)2 737 7696/ 7632
e.mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] web site: ww
Of course we don't want to cover the planet with crops for biofuels.
Of course we would like to see change to a more sustainable, less
centralized and more environmentally friendly way of powering our
society. That will not be easy. But changing the fuel we use will be
a breeze compared with g
I thought it may have been a diesel Royal Enfield (Indian 350 diesel).
regards Doug
On Friday 31 October 2003 01:10 pm, Franklin B. Del Rosario wrote:
> Hi Doug
> My motorcycle is two stroke gasoline engine Yamaha 1983 model I used
> biodiesel as a lube oil instead of shell 2T lube oil which I
Hi Todd and all
Methanol recovery depends on the circumstances, whether it's worth it
or not and at which stage you do it. Three options:
1. Recover from the whole batch, biodiesel, by-product and all, at
some stage after processing.
2. Recover from the by-product, which contains most of the
the oil you start with
Mark
--- Jay Colbe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What is feedstock?
> jay
>
> Mark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I may be able to help you with feedstock.
>
> Mark Osborne
>
> --- Jay Colbe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hay; My name is Jay Colbe, an
Yeah Ken,
> Bummer that the only people that want glycerine
> (summer, et.al.) are gonna REALLY care how it
> smells :-)-K
I still think that the best end use for home and small producers is as a
fuel of some sort.
While glycerol is an alcohol, it is also essentially a sugar. It can be
ferm
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