I think we've talked about this before. I am skeptical of the value of
this comparison. For example, in 27 grams of aluminum, there are
~~600,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 atoms. Interesting to know, but only
useful to a scientist/engineer.
In the biomass -> gasoline comparison, they say
I sometimes also get that 'salt' looking thing that Pieter is talking
about. Mine falls out at the end of the acid stage if I let it sit for a
few days.
mark
- I can't imagine anything that would separate the
> NaOH unless you didn't mix it thoroughly in the first place. Acid
> would separat
Have you noticed that the american tabloids don't touch much on
politics?
Fred
On Monday, Mar 29, 2004, at 02:49 US/Eastern, Tad Johnson wrote:
>
>> If I wanted SPIN I would read the National Enquirer.
>
> "The Guardian" might as well be the National Inquirer, and everyone
> over there
> seem
>Tad,
>
>I agree. Less politics and more biodiesel.
>
>
>Cheers,
>
>J. Curtis Cheney, VII
Curtis, you've been here long enough to know how this list works.
This issue has come up before during that time, moderator's messages
have been posted on it, headed PLEASE READ... etc. If you don't read
Further to which...
http://www.alternet.org/story.html?StoryID=18259
The Christian Taliban
Best
Keith
> >Some really sick crap..
> >
> >http://www.cdfe.org/
> >
> >Pick a link. According to these asinigned zealots the sypmtoms are the cause
> >of the disease.
>
>Some of them may be zealo
>Is there any method set as a standard for producing biodiesel?
>
>If so where can i get info about that method?
>
>If there is no standard method, which is the efficient method to get the
>biodiesel from straight vegetable oil. Is it Aleks kac's Fool Proof Method?
>
>Please help!
>
>Prathap
Hell
Firstly, I would like to say thank you to Keith for his invitation
to post this URL, and now the link;
http://www.liferesearchuniversal.com/health.html#apple It contains
caloric values, charts and other health and nutrition information
not generally in the mainstream and at times debunks much o
Well again Tad...
Seems I was right about Mr Murdoch, sad. You're obviously
well-intentioned, but I'm afraid many of those very same good
intentions have been paving other people's roads to hell for quite a
long time. All the myths of Middle America, eh? I'll have to respond
to some of them,
Dag Pieter
>Hi all.
>Yesterday and today I made my first batch of BD using the foolproof method.
>Neither in the acid stage, nor in the second stage any separation occured.
>The methanol is floating on the top and the whole lot looks like coffee with
>too much milk in it.
>At the bottom I find so
This is what's keeps bugging me.
At the pump diesel fuel is 66 C (Cdn) per litre.
Bulk canola oil, grown here, in Ontario, $1.27 per litre , in 55 gal
barrels (I have to pick it up).
There seems to be a huge disparity in cost.
At one end , its a processed diesel fuel, byproduct of crude oil, whi
Catching up on ancient email.
If one continues mixing until the reaction is complete and I have not
heard of any evidence that indicates separation is required for the
reaction to complete and then introduces into the reactor enough acid to
quench the sodium catalyst then I see no reason why y
Hi Prathap,
As Keith would say 'there is no one right way to make biodiesel'
Basically you need some kind of fat, whether it be animal or
vegetable, liquid or solid and make methyl esters out of it... but
using ethanol or methanol and either a base like Caustic Soda.
Naturally someone will po
I will like to know how to make methanol and the possible efects on my car.
Thank you.
William Burnett
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You mean like it is a cryogenic fluid when stored as a liquid?
Greg H.
- Original Message -
From: brainchild0069
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, March 28, 2004 15:12
Subject: [biofuel] hydrogen
Does anybody know what are the hazards of storing and using hydrogen
Tad Johnson wrote:
> I was quite surprised that a
> list of
> this subject (biodiesel) would contain anything political, nor why
> there
> would be
> any reason for it to contain political propaganda.
First of all, the subject of this list is NOT exclusive to
biodiesel. Secondly, it is i
Hallo Tad,
Monday, 29 March, 2004, 06:44:21, you wrote:
...snip...
TJ> Do we simply sit back and watch this happen every few years and
TJ> not do anything about it? Is it somehow our fault that we were
TJ> attacked on 9-11? Is it ok for terrorists to attack and kill not
TJ> only Ameri
So it's acceptable to spread mis-information, knowingly or not, and once
that's done the delcaration that everyone should return to all matters of
biofuels and cease and desist with what the poster deems to be irrelevant
should be adhered to?
Don't think life works that way in the real world. You
Tad,
So you can't see how broadly dispersed and surgically placed mis- and
dis-information at the executive levels of corporations and political
circles has anything to do with biofuels?
H. Then it's a fair guess that you also wouldn't be able to see a direct
link to the elaborately construc
Tad,
I agree. Less politics and more biodiesel.
Cheers,
J. Curtis Cheney, VII
Tad Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Well Tad, I've no wish to be antagonistic, but then you've been
>antagonistic, haven't you?
I was posting a humorous view of your posting. I was quite surprised that a
>Well Tad, I've no wish to be antagonistic, but then you've been
>antagonistic, haven't you?
I was posting a humorous view of your posting. I was quite surprised that a
list of
this subject (biodiesel) would contain anything political, nor why there
would be
any reason for it to contain politi
Is there any method set as a standard for producing biodiesel?
If so where can i get info about that method?
If there is no standard method, which is the efficient method to get the
biodiesel from straight vegetable oil. Is it Aleks kac's Fool Proof Method?
Please help!
Prathap
> >If I wanted SPIN I would read the National Enquirer.
>
>"The Guardian" might as well be the National Inquirer, and everyone over there
>seems to bask in the conspiracy theories and the extreme left, taking both as
>the ultimate truth. Actually all the articles I've read on the "The
>Guardian" m
lovemydiesel2003 wrote:
>Is the one used in the 5 gal procesor at Journey to Forever a
>straight water heater type ?
It's an immersion heater, for water, yes.
>How hot can it get (in C degrees)?
Much too hot. As it says, it's 1.5kw, and 500w would be enough.
>Is it a screw in type ?
Yes, you
Mr Little
>Mr. Addison,
>You seem to have a lot of pent up hostility!
Do I now. You haven't though, eh?
Well, there wasn't any hostility, nor is there now, but I'll admit to
a little impatience - never mind, it'll pass.
All this means: "You seem to have a lot of pent up hostility!" is
that y
Hello Lillie
>Here is a response I got from Perkins Engines; I don't understand everything
>they said but am left with the feeling they aren't happy with biodiesel?
>
>
>
>This product bulletin has been produced in order to provide you with the
>latest information regarding the issuing of a Commo
Well, lovemydiesel2003, thanks for the encouragement!
You can give us your website url if you like, I think quite a lot of
folks here would be interested.
Best
Keith
>Well, Keith, I have to say that I am now happier than ever to have
>found biofuels and this forum and Journey to Forever.
>Th
lovemydiesel2003 wrote:
>If I were to change my thinking about a variable speed drill type
>mixer and go to a pump, would an ordinary washing machine water pump
>do the job ?
Yes. Lucky you - that's another thing apart from immersion heaters
that doesn't happen in Japan: washing machines here d
brainchild0069 wrote:
>I'm reposting this question,as I didn't get an answer before.Does
>anyone know the shelf life (or storage life) of biodeisel and ethanol?
>I hope someone can help me.
Re biodiesel, industry advice is not to store it for longer than six
months, or 12 months in some cases.
>If I wanted SPIN I would read the National Enquirer.
"The Guardian" might as well be the National Inquirer, and everyone over there
seems to bask in the conspiracy theories and the extreme left, taking both as
the ultimate truth. Actually all the articles I've read on the "The
Guardian" make
"
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, Tad Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 10:12 PM 3/28/2004 +, you wrote:
>
> Same for any gas except it has the fastest rate of explosion of any gas
> when combined with oxygen.
Hmmm, there are also the metal enbritlement problems and containment
problems
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, "entrephil" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello to all. I would like to ask if this is true.
>
> Coco-diesel of Philippines is more superior than soya-diesel of US
> and rapeseed-diesel of Europe.
>
> Thanks and regards.
>
> Romy-ENTREPhil
Hi,
This is or is not
At 10:12 PM 3/28/2004 +, you wrote:
>Does anybody know what are the hazards of storing and using hydrogen?
Same for any gas except it has the fastest rate of explosion of any gas
when combined with oxygen.
Just like any gas it must be storage without the presence of any other gas
except may
Mr. Addison,
You seem to have a lot of pent up hostility!
Again I have worked in and around industrial plants for 25 years, and I have
had the misfortune of losing good men to an industrial accident, as well as
having a disgruntled employee sabatoge a volatile process. I have been
investigated
If I were to change my thinking about a variable speed drill type
mixer and go to a pump, would an ordinary washing machine water pump
do the job ?
Monday I hear about a continuous supply of lye (sodium hydroxide)and
I need to know about this and the other posts before going ahead
with the bui
Re:Cold fusion - from Nuenergy list.
Alex
Original Message
Subject:"Cold fusion and geophysics: the current situation"
Date: Sat, 27 Mar 2004 20:39:47 -0500
From: Nu Energy Research Laboratories <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: Nu Energy Research Laboratories <[EM
Is the one used in the 5 gal procesor at Journey to Forever a
straight water heater type ?
How hot can it get (in C degrees)?
Is it a screw in type ?
Is it 110V ?
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