Has anyone heard of or experimented with a Vanadium Redox Battery?
seams somewhat simple, at least in theory.
I hope this isn't off topic, I'm thinking of electrical storage for running
a generator on bio-diesel. co-generation system,of course.
thank you, joseph
Biofuel at Journey to Fore
Thermally cracking vegetable oil?
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Lee Sheppard wrote:
> Hay Keith you still not in to cracking the oil to make Diesel? Well I'm
> going set up two processors one to use cracking other using Bio-diesel
> menthol. Just to s
Why you Keith? Because your name seems to be everywhere and on most of
the e-mails I receive.
Soo... I assumed you were the pro.
Anyhow, I've now secured oil from a couple of restaurants and am on the
way to a greener truck and less bills in my life.
Thanks, and I'll be reading the e-mails.
I've read quite a number of things referring to deterioration of rubber and
certain plastics by biodiesel. How serious is this problem really?
I understand that methyl ester is a pretty good solvent. I know that methanol
is a really good solvent. In Aleks Kac's "Foolproof method," section o
Our beloved Kind deicated group leader Keith, observation of small
farmers income are simillar and worst in Brasil and South America as the
same as in the North America ,where as the big farmers here in Brazil alone
is having 400 small aeroplanes built for soya protections u
Darryl McMahon wrote:
> I know there are motors called brushless DC, but for my purposes these are
> effectively AC motors. There are also universal motors, which can run on AC
> or DC,
> but in effect, these are AC motors with brushes, and seldom are found in
> sizes
> above 1/2 hp.
Hi
Fall 2004. Sedan and Cabriolet. Only the turbodiesel will be imported!
http://www.thesmart.ca/index.cfm
Maybe if we all start asking/lobbying now, we can get a clear answer
from Mercedes on biodiesel use...and hopefully it will the right answer!
Yahoo! Groups Sponso
Wonderful news. This will allow the Smart Car to run on Canadian biodiesel
production, which is in advanced development.
I'm chagrined to be ignorant of the units that they use to measure fuel
efficiency. Please tell, what is the symbol 1/100 mean in metric units, and its
conversion to mpg?
T
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Wonderful news. This will allow the Smart Car to run on Canadian biodiesel
> production, which is in advanced development.
>
> I'm chagrined to be ignorant of the units that they use to measure fuel
> efficiency. Please tell, what is the symbol 1/100 mean in metric u
It's been discussed here a few times before, I beleve we were
sceptical, mostly. But he nonetheless gets $13 million in investment
for something that doesn't work. Well, at least he admits it, sort
of. Other people with things that do work get nothing. - K
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> Surely we need one INTERNATIONAL GLOBAL RURAL TV channel for the
> world..Keith , we in the group can think of his Global world contact here
> we have to move and grow into word dedicated Rural information Media forum
> , shaping in the format of Brazilian sucessful media cove
I wonder if this is similar to fat splitting?
Here's a reference to page associated with the USDA (US department of
agriculture) that talks about splitting triglycerides into glycerol and
FFAs.
I looked at the patent (US 5,932,458) at
http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=HI
Hi Aaron
These are enzyme processes. These two aren't for biodiesel
production, just for literally splitting the oils/fats - removing the
glycerine and breaking the fats down into their component fatty
acids. There are quite a few patents for biodiesel processes using
enzymes, especially by F
Hi Murdoch, several threads here now, but taking them one at a time
> >After conversations with my neighbours (one of whom sent city by-law
> >officers to
> >visit me because I had destroyed my lawn)
>
> Well, I don't know the context, but it sounds like you pursued another
> good idea ther
Hi Keith
>> >In my experience, mass media coverage is about selling advertising
> >space, so the
> >objective is to cover topics with the biggest audience appeal.
>
> That's what the ads managers used to tell us - the "content" as such
> is just that stuff that fills the space between the ads
A most interesting post, P.V., thankyou! But it's very late, I have
to sleep now, I'll try to make a sensible reply tomorrow.
> Our beloved Kind deicated group leader Keith,
Please, you make me blush!!
Regards
Keith
>observation of small farmers income are simillar and worst in
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