What do you mean "the standard 2 oz of methanol to 5 gallons"? Where is
that idea coming from?
Standard?
Edward Beggs
On Thursday, April 8, 2004, at 11:11 PM, kenriznyk wrote:
> I just came from a green expo. I talked to a chicken feed
> manufacturer who had lots of soy oil left over so he no
Hi all,
I couldn't resist posting this article. Using ebay to
auction off promising technology is certainly a novel approach.
It remains to be seen if this is for real. If it is legit,
there is also a good possability that it will gvet bought
up and kept off the market by some corporation. We wil
Yes, burning manure or firewood for that matter in the house with
improperly vented fireplaces and cooking over and open fire does cause
respiratory problems. This is not what we were thinking about doing.
Bright Blessings,
Kim
At 05:25 PM 4/8/2004, you wrote:
>Hello Kim
> > >The question: T
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From: "biobenz"
> The chem supply house I am dealing with offers the Phenolphthalein
> in a pre-mixed alcohol solution at 1%. Would this work as well or
> better than the do-it-yourself method ?
Biobenz,
If you are unable to get 95% ethanol or don't want to go to the
Hello,
I am looking for someone on the group who is knowledgeable with rust or
more specifically how it forms. If it wouldn't be too much trouble could they
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slow down rust or is it just another bogus product.
Thanks Todd, Bob and All.
chris
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=>From: bob allen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
=>Sent: Wednesday, April 07, 2004 8:21 PM
=>To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
=>Subject: Re: [biofuel] Methoxide Powder
=>
=>
=>sodium methoxide, NaOCH3 is a dry power commercially available, but
=
Hi Tom,
I don't see their reason to say that sodium methoxide will be more
effective.
The H20 produced from the reaction of sodium hydroxide with methanol is
actually needed in transesterification. Water provides the H+ needed to
replace the fatty acid chain on glycerol.
Assuming that you've limi
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From: "Keith Addison" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, April 07, 2004 6:07 PM
Subject: [biofuel] Re: Pieter and the Foolproof method
> Hello Pieter
>
> >Hi Keith,
> >The heating was done with 2 liters in stead of 700 liters, so I could
reach
> >70ยก C.
> >Wh
Sorry for the misinformation. I was recalling from my drinking days. Of
which I have not done for many years.
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From: bob allen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 07, 2004 8:16 PM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Phenolphthalein
actually
I just came from a green expo. I talked to a chicken feed
manufacturer who had lots of soy oil left over so he now uses 5% soy
oil in his diesel trucks. He adds the standard 2 oz of methanol to 5
gallons. He had over 500,000 on several trucks and hasn't had any
problems. He does use a fuel hea
The chem supply house I am dealing with offers the Phenolphthalein
in a pre-mixed alcohol solution at 1%. Would this work as well or
better than the do-it-yourself method ?
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> You should check further on your research, with most softwoods and
fast growing species, there is a noticable increase in the amount of
chlorine and nitrogen when burning these fuels.
>
> Heath
The idea behind using
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> >The question: This months issue of Backwoods Home Magazine has an
article,
> >by Rev. J.D. Hooker, on burning manure. It states that they get
'somewhat
> >greater heating value than seasoned hardwood.'
I seem to remember that the degree of burnng manure in India led to
respiratory
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Thursday, April 08, 2004 10:05 PM
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Terminated accounts
> Hello,
>
> I know this is not for everyone, bu
Keith,
I am pleased to see you joining in on this discussion because I think this
topic is right down you alley.
I would like to suggest that the biogas energy be recovered in a small, slow
speed, long life diesel generator such as a "Lister Engine" rather than a steam
engine. Diesel engine
Keith,
Discussions are good and often provide solutions to problem. If we provide
American governments with free and unlimited hash, we might get a more
peaceful world. Maybe that's why the Clinton administration seems to have
been better than the Bush administration, but then you have to inh
Luis,
Thank you for your kind words, sir. I feel that I have found a kindred spirit
out there in the real world.
>From your address, I can tell that you are most likely deeply involved in
>bagasse recovery efforts. What are you doing now and where are you headed in
>handling bagasse after t
Sodium methoxide powder is available from Degussa AG
379 Interpace Parkway
PO Box 677 Parsippany, NJ 07054
www.finechemicals.de
These folks were pushing this product at the National Biodiesel Board
conference held Feb 1-4, 2004. I talked with them a while, and they say it is
cost
effective sin
Kevin,
I don't know if anyone here uses them, but we use to use stir plates when I
use to work in labs. Basically it is a motor that spins a magnet at
variable speeds, you place your beaker or carboy on top and drop in a stir
bar which is just a Teflon coated magnet. This spins with the magnet
Kim,
When I remember it, I also want to mention the animal food and beading
storage, that also played an important part in old farm houses. The dried
grass and the straw, was stored in the attic space of the human living
accommodation. It would therefore provide the living space with nearly
Hello,
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Kim,
I do not have much experience from farming, but as a teenager I took care
of racing horses as a hobby. My experiences is more from working with house
design and studies of old farm houses. The design of old farm houses that
is very common, is to recuperate heat from manure storage, to he
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Greetings Keith,
Well, I have a lot more freedom in my life, these days. The US finally
decided to give me a greencard! It only took them 12 years, but then we
had the lawyer from...
I see I am going to need to do some research. Thanks for the warning, as
my soil here in Texas is defin
You can try Tractor Supply Co. or Farm& Fleet.They are not on the net but they
have various size poly containers for almost any purpose.Come to think of it I
think Tractor Supply is on the net.Anyway,if you find their local phone no.
they'll send you a free catalouge.
Thanks for the reply. I will need to learn more about biogas, but I had no
intention of burning all my manure. Even if I did burn all the cow manure,
I would still have all the rabbit, pig and human manure left to make
compost with. Since there is just me and my husband when he retires on th
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