Hi Keith, and Torie, and all:
I rather doubt that it's reaching 150C, as well. The question is
though, whether 70C preheat combined with two tank (injecting hot oil
into a hot combustion chamber, and purging before shutdown), will make
the difference here, and many of us do feel it will red
Hello Keith and everyone,
Has anyone here received a permit from the BATF for fuel production of
ethanol, and what are the circumstances (residential? farm? commercial?)
> Biodiesel's not poisonous, I think the denaturant has to be
> poisonous. Biodiesel plus methanol maybe? You can get permits f
Dan,
Thanks for the offer but I think I will try out my idea just to see if it
will work.
Chris
=>-Original Message-
=>From: Dan Maker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
=>Sent: Thursday, November 27, 2003 9:50 PM
=>To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
=>Subject: Re: [biofuel] Re: Bubble Wash Assembly
=>
on 11/28/03 1:42 PM, Dan Maker at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>
> Are you sure you are getting Potassium Ethoxide not
> just KOH dissolved in ethanol?
>
Yes, I'm sure. If you got NO ethoxide ion, you'd get
no biodiesel. Ethanol will neither esterify nor trans-
esterify directly with oil, soap,
Keith,
I totally agree with you that the tests which Alex describe are unrealistic
and serves to kill bd's potential before it's realized for the benefit of
the few. It is sad to say but I believe politics is behind this or at least
those people who stand to gain by promoting a single brand to ki
Hello Dave
> > 20% of all vehicles in Brazil run on 100% ethanol. How is it that
>they are
> > so successful in implementing a renewable resource while they are a
>poorer
> > country than the U.S?
> >
> > What are the arguments against converting all of the US to run 100% on
> > ethanol?
>
>Edwar
Ken Provost said:
>
> You still haven't been to the JtoF site, have you?
Okay, I just re-read (for the second or third time, not sure which)
your tips on Ethyl Esters.
> The problem is, due to the increased soap formation and
> the increased solubility of glycerol, you never get
> separation. Y
Thankyou Walt!
Thanks too for pointing out the downside of chlorination. ITo go back
to what Hakan was saying about the Netherlands, of all the cities
I've lived in (many!) Amsterdam is the only one I can think of where
I didn't regularly get a strong whiff of chlorine off the tap water.
You'
Sorry for the second posting, I think the contact information got
snipped by Yahoo, here it is this time.
Never Go To A Gas Station Again!
Make your Own Biodiesel:
A Hands-on Workshop
When: Sunday December 7th, 2003
Time: 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m+
Westside Santa Cruz location, please rsvp for
Sorry for the second posting, I think the contact information got
snipped by Yahoo, here it is this time.
Never Go To A Gas Station Again!
Make your Own Biodiesel:
A Hands-on Workshop
When: Sunday December 7th, 2003
Time: 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m+
Westside Santa Cruz location, please rsvp for
Never Go To A Gas Station Again!
Make your Own Biodiesel:
A Hands-on Workshop
When: Sunday December 7th, 2003
Time: 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m+
Westside Santa Cruz location, please rsvp for directions
Cost: $15-$50 sliding scale, $5 for optional 70-page textbook
Bring a potluck lunch to share
Th
Never Go To A Gas Station Again!
Make your Own Biodiesel:
A Hands-on Workshop
When: Sunday December 7th, 2003
Time: 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m+
Westside Santa Cruz location, please rsvp for directions
Cost: $15-$50 sliding scale, $5 for optional 70-page textbook
Bring a potluck lunch to share
Th
Hi Frank
Maybe we can help you? If you send me full specs of your Yamaha, and
as much information as you can about the seals you need to replace,
we might be able to get some help for you from Yamaha here in Japan.
No guarantees, but we can try. It's much more likely that the
biodiesel is eat
Thankyou Hoagy! (Once again!) I've been wanting some better info on
this for some time but hadn't got as far as doing it yet.
Regards
Keith
> > Obviously it depends on who you ask.
>
> I did a little reading about the background of
> Brazil's National Alcohol Program (PROALCOOL)
> posted bel
Hello Torie, welcome
Have you checked this, about using vegetable oil with direct injection engines?
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_TDI.html
The TDI-SVO controversy
As well as the previous page:
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_svo.html
Straight vegetable oil as diesel fuel
This is
> > An immediate solution for myself, right now, here in the U.S., is
>there an
> > alternative other than converting my diesel car to run on veggie oil?
>
>Yes! Diesel (see Scania in Sweden) and non-diesel engines may be run
>on ethanol.
Yes... but trials with diesels and ethanol in California
Hello all, I am new to the group. I am living in Northern Manitoba,
Canada where it does get cold in the winter. I recently purchased a
1987 Toyota Landcruiser with the 13BT engine in it. This is a turbo
charged 3.4 L diesel engine. I believed this would be a great engine to
install a vegi-oil s
> 20% of all vehicles in Brazil run on 100% ethanol. How is it that
they are
> so successful in implementing a renewable resource while they are a
poorer
> country than the U.S?
>
> What are the arguments against converting all of the US to run 100% on
> ethanol?
Edward, your last question is a
> An immediate solution for myself, right now, here in the U.S., is
there an
> alternative other than converting my diesel car to run on veggie oil?
Yes! Diesel (see Scania in Sweden) and non-diesel engines may be run
on ethanol. Unfortunately 100% ethanol is not a legal motor fuel
because it c
Hi Quinn,
i am preparing a project of building Homes with double Logwalls from Larchwood.
Larchwood is here in Canada verry little used since it is hard to work.My goal
is,to build houses with a K19 value.
please send me the adress of your alternative Building List.
my Adress is : [EMAIL PROTECT
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MM,
Thanks, it is very interesting. I had a lot of references and the pdf
evaluation document, but had a disk crash three weeks ago and lost it. Will
take time to build an info base again. Brazil, Germany and Sweden are very
interesting for anyone who deals with energy issues. As I understand
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