Oil Age Eskimos
Joseph J. Jorgensen
401 pages
University of California Press
May 1990
ASIN: 0520068432
This is one of a few fine books on the impact assessment of huge
petro_projects - covering all aspects of 'life'; which incidentally was
published a little less than year after the
the guy in savanna ga
he showed me the titration test
used a alcohol like everclear
he made a batch in blender ( 1 liter. blender batch)
tested i density was 8.5
ph was 5 i think
i live in the tampa bay area i know someone in the cataplier org.
i'm going to get a
x-charset ISO-8859-1NEW DISTILLERS Frequently Asked Questions (Feb'03)
Posted near the 1st of each month, to the NEW_DISTILLERS newsgroup at
www.yahoogroups.com
Please email any additions, corrections, clarifications required, etc regarding
the FAQ to Tony Ackland ([EMAIL PROTECTED]),
Edward,
check out the USDA section on rural biomass grants, if your interested in
dealing with the Govt. There is a lot of money out there for bio-based
projects.
http://www.bioproducts-bioenergy.gov/solicitations/solicitations.asp
x-charset ISO-8859-1Here's a crosspost from another thread (the blogs thread
at infopop)
about the IRS federal excise tax exemption for homemade biodiesel (I
think they adapted it from some other fuel application but have made
it clear in other statements that they apply this to homebrew
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If you really want to make biodiesel a household item, think about
investing in its commercial production.
It is simple a commercial plant cost 3 Million. I need only 3,000
investors who want to invest $1000 dollars.
Here is how you make a return. For every $1000
you'll love it
how far along are you from doin a small blender worth
got a connection for wvo
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Biofuel at Journey to Forever:
http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel.html
Biofuels list archives:
x-charset ISO-8859-1I'm looking for a flat out list of which types of plastic
-#1,2,3,4,...
are good to use and which one's aren't. I have a #4 trash can I'm
thinking of using for a washing tub, but will it rot out? Tried to
search through JTF... but didn't find it or missed it. Anybody?
x-charset ISO-8859-1Oops, I'm bad. I just reviewed and you're correct. But
why did I pay them all
that money?
Tom
In a message dated 1/28/04 7:27:00 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Tom, you're definitely reading it wrong, and you've been corrected on
this at infopop by Ken Provost. It's
Maud Essen wrote:
A local university tagged it for disposal, not because it didn't work
but because it was old (according to my friend who scavenged it for
me *before* it was hurled into a dumpster).
I've seen a lot of that.
Fortunately, most of the schools around here usually auction
Thank you, Jay, for the details. I'm going to attempt this operation
next weekend, as this weekend is my beloved nephew's 10th birthday
and there will be many celebrations. I hope you'll field questions if
I become totally confused!
I bet I'm going to have to find the knife edges are not
look4bryan wrote:
This is my first post to the Group, hello everyone.
I recall reading recently that Japanese aviation fuel in WWII was
alchohol, not gasoline.
Possibly, but I doubt it. Where did you read that?
Recall that one of the reasons they went to
war was because the US cut
Hi Albert
You can try the US Embassy in HK if there still is one
there. A friend in Indonesia got a bad check from an
American for teak furniture that he took with him. I
told her to try the US Embassy in Jakarta and believe
it or not, they put pressure on the jerk and she got
her money!!
US federal trade commission may help you even thou they could not help us on
a deal with an eastern eureopean company.goverments work slowly,so put in your
documantation and go on about your life.
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Biofuel at Journey to Forever:
I'm looking for a flat out list of which types of plastic -#1,2,3,4,...
are good to use and which one's aren't. I have a #4 trash can I'm
thinking of using for a washing tub, but will it rot out? Tried to
search through JTF... but didn't find it or missed it. Anybody?
- Paul
Identifying
x-charset ISO-8859-1My problem is not washing BD but how to treat the soap
water before
damping to sewer line before I have a lot of soap water stock in my 2
pieces 100 liters plastic drum because I can still collect small amount
of BD floating above the soap water and I dont want to damp my
x-charset ISO-8859-1DEar Franklin,
to evitate soap formation is neccesary use neutral oil, or oil with low acid
content. Is possible previously neutralize the oil with diluted soda
solution, and then separate the acqueous( heavier) soap solution. But first
of transesterification reaction is
Hi Kieth
Here's something for the bamboo archivges
Ken
http://www.tcpalm.com/tcp/home_and_garden/article/0,1651,TCP_1039_2558657,00.html
Bamboozled
By Pat Rubin Scripps Howard News Service
January 11, 2004
Bill Sleuter has been making forays into his
neighbor's garden, not to pick tomatoes
x-charset ISO-8859-1Franklin,
Magnesium sulfate (Epsom Salt) added to your waste wash water will alter the
suspended soaps from dissolvable sodium or potassium to insolvent magnesium
soaps. These will rise to the water's surface in the form of a greasy solid
that can captured and used in a
Please clarify, if possible: rumor says that PVC pipe is incompatible with
biodiesel. After 4+ years of operation, I saw no deterioration in the methoxide
line that had PVC with solvent welded joints. The threaded joints did weep
methoxide, and had to be replaced, but the straight sections
girl_mark_fire said:
Internal Revenue Service
26 CFR Parts 40, 42, 48, and 602 [TD 8659] RIN 1545-AR92
Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Excise Tax; Registration Requirements
snip
(1)(i) of this section is not blended taxable fuel if, during the
calendar quarter in which the blender removes or
FROM: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
DATE: Thu, 29 Jan 2004 08:53:59 EST
SUBJECT: Plastic PVC biodiesel
Please clarify, if possible: rumor says that PVC pipe is incompatible with
biodiesel. After 4+ years of operation, I saw no deterioration in
the methoxide
line that had PVC with solvent welded joints.
If you really want to make biodiesel a household item, think about
investing in its commercial production.
It is simple a commercial plant cost 3 Million. I need only 3,000
investors who want to invest $1000 dollars.
Here is how you make a return. For every $1000 dollars you invest
you will
I cant hit the web site on a link from a posting today? Anybody else or is it
just a local thing? Still up? Virus attack? The MAN shuttin us down?!
- Paul
Biofuel at Journey to Forever:
http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel.html
Biofuels list archives:
Let's see, if I give you $1000 dollars, you will, at some undetermined
time in the future, sell me an undetermined amount of biodiesel at an
undetermined price. Since there isn't really a market price per se
for BD, you're going to have to come up with something better than that.
I've heard of
x-charset ISO-8859-1I agree with some of your assumptions. However when it
comes to
capitalism and the markets and making a profit I don't apologize.
If you took the time to realize Keith, your standard of living would
be much lower if we did not mass produce. Yes, there are a number
of
Greg, Bryan. Keith.
If we look at the biofuels as business venture, I belive that we will see a
market organization that is going to be similar to the milk markets. In
this will always be space for small to big ventures and many of them. The
reason for the existence of big oil is the
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Possibly, but I doubt it. Where did you read that?
Not sure where I read it, prolly chased it down after following
various links off of journeytoforever.org or ww2.green-trust.org. The
article was something to do with US combatants capturing a Japanese
base on an island
Tom -
I encourage you to consider an alternative to PVC,
since it is such an environmentally destructive
material and production prcess. Remember, the
cheapness of PVC is just a cost borne by society at
large, as it is with cheap petroleum.
Have you considered using industrial grade PEX or
I cant hit the web site on a link from a posting today? Anybody
else or is it just a local thing? Still up? Virus attack? The
MAN shuttin us down?!
- Paul
Both JtF and the NNYtech archives are down at the moment, tech
problems, not the MAN, LOL! I believe Martin's working on it, I'm
Yes Greg, that's all very well, except that it's not, and except that
you didn't answer the questions, and snipped the Great letter
you're responding to (so I'll put it back, below). All of which
rather persuades me that Bryan might be right about snake-oil. That's
how the free energy
Possibly, but I doubt it. Where did you read that?
Not sure where I read it, prolly chased it down after following
various links off of journeytoforever.org or ww2.green-trust.org. The
article was something to do with US combatants capturing a Japanese
base on an island somewhere and being
Greetings,
I have been a member of your group for a little while now. The amount of
information is incredable. It has my mind working on ways I can conserve energy
and generate my own heat/electricity. Thanks to all.
I have a question. I have a portable kerosine heater I use in my garage
And the archives too.
Thanks Martin!
Sorry for hassles, all.
regards
Keith
Journey to Forever
I cant hit the web site on a link from a posting today? Anybody
else or is it just a local thing? Still up? Virus attack? The
MAN shuttin us down?!
- Paul
Both JtF and the NNYtech
x-charset ISO-8859-1Hello all,
Lately I've been hearing rumors of some advanced solar power units being
manufactured inexpensively in China. Does anyone know of an article or a
genuine research source on this?
Thanks in advance,
Ryan
Biofuel at Journey to Forever:
From: Ryan Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: DOE Cancels Alternative Fuel Vehicle Requirement
Date: Thu, 29 Jan 2004 14:54:04 -0500
EMS Update - Jan. 29, 2004
DOE Cancels Alternative Fuel Vehicle Requirement
The Department of Energy today announced by
Greg,
I agree with you. There does seem to be two camps here. The backyarders and
those who seek to make biodiesel production a profitable venture. Seeking a
profit does not make a person evil. Enviromentalism and profits can happen
within the same venture. Think about it.
J. Curtis
Greg,
I agree with you. There does seem to be two camps here. The
backyarders and those who seek to make biodiesel production a
profitable venture. Seeking a profit does not make a person evil.
Enviromentalism and profits can happen within the same venture.
Think about it.
We have
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A58311-2004Jan28_2.html
Some of those injured by the Valdez grounding included salmon fishermen. The
salmon run of 1989 was completely wiped out by the spill, and only now are the
numbers coming back to pre-Valdez levels, according to Steve
x-charset ISO-8859-1Wow. This could be a major blow.
Does anyone know if this what AFV/alt fuel legislation from EPAct is
still intact?
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Ryan Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
x-charset ISO-8859-1This is interesting. Hope you don't mind if I
troubleshoot a few of your
thought
processes.
1) $3 million dollars? Are you aware of how much production volume that
equates to? Are you also aware that such a centralized plant poses enormous
waste in natural, economical and
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