Ardis,
You will find, after enough experimentation and out of pocket costs, that
mechanical agitation in a wash tank is the least expensive, consumes the
least energy, requires the least amount of time and leaves you with a
finished product as good as or better than mist- or bubble-washing.
Plai
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>I should have known Keith!
No matter Jonathan, it certainly does no harm, and maybe some new
points get raised in a new discussion. People shouldn't feel
inhibited from posting interesting/useful info only because it may
have been posted before and they didn't have time to check the
archives
Hello Colin, Tom
>biofuel@yahoogroups.com writes:
> >Biodiesel production was first invented in 1859, so there are no existing
> >patents on the overall process. It is in the public domain. Some
> >processors, such
> >as the continuous processors are patented, but you are not likely to use
> >one
Hello Kim & Garth,
You can also generate chilling capacity using solar power and desiccants
like zeolite. You can be totally off grid and yet meet your freezing
requirement. I am in the process of building such a system using a junked
compressor from a truck brake system.
Refer to the links for
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Kim- I've used cheese cloth stretche
Hello, I was wondering about mixing waste oil with diesel or
kerosene and running the fuel through a heat exchanger prior to the
injection pump, the reverse of a "cool can" on drag race cars, would
this be sufficient to reduce coking and glazing? I intend to do this
mainly during the summer mont
biofuel@yahoogroups.com writes:
>Biodiesel production was first invented in 1859, so there are no existing
>patents on the overall process. It is in the public domain. Some
>processors, such
>as the continuous processors are patented, but you are not likely to use
>one
>of them. Some techniqu
I should have known Keith!
Thanks,
Jonathan
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>For what ever the reason, the link in not working well. However, if
>you would click on "Home Page" you will find the story there.
>Sorry,
>Jonathan
>
>Jon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hey everyone,
>
>
Biodiesel production was first invented in 1859, so there are no existing
patents on the overall process. It is in the public domain. Some processors,
such
as the continuous processors are patented, but you are not likely to use one
of them. Some techniques are copyrighted, such as Aleks Kac
I can't believe I"m resopnding to this when I've got a plane to catch
today, but...
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> Hi,all ' I was wondering if anyone could tell me
> which way might be best for washing large batches of
> biodiesel??
either mistw
This may seem like a silly question to some, but how did you measure the
energy output of your fridge for 24 hours?
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Hello Colin
>Good afternoon all. I was wondering if anyone could tell me weather it is
>required to have a license to manufacture Biodiesel for sale or not, and
>how/where could such a license be obtained? Thanks, guys!
Be prepared for some reading:
http://infoarchive.net/sgroup/BIOFUEL/31476/
>For what ever the reason, the link in not working well. However, if
>you would click on "Home Page" you will find the story there.
>Sorry,
>Jonathan
>
>Jon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hey everyone,
>
>I received this from nationalgeographic news. Check out the link...
>
>http://news.nationalgeog
Hello Jorge
>Hi teoman
>
>it looks like you have biodiesel.
>I did this way:
>I put a 250 ml of methanol in the blender and added a teaspoon of
>granulated lye..which is 7 grams of lye.
Maybe. You can do that with virgin oil but you'll need more accurate
measurements with WVO, more so with poo
Dear fox mulder,
Please, do you not understand that this is necessary and effective, in the
efforts to "win hearts and minds"?
You have to understand the hearts and minds of the US government, military
and people. If you do, you must agree that US is making large progress in
the war on terro
Thank you for the information. Where are you located? I have a friend
looking for a poultry supplier. Also, what is your average humidity? I am
about 125 miles from the gulf of Mexico and unless we are suffering from a
drought, my humidity is always above 75%. I find this gives me real
pr
Dear All
I am very impressed with the quality of everyone research on making biodiesel.
Does any one of you have experience in building a small industrial production
reactor (1000 to 5000 tons/year).
Does it differ from the normal plans I can find on your site.
Are there Plans available of s
Ardis, from what I have read, the bubble method is best overall but
a tank that large will likely need (SWAG) maybe 4 mid-way from
center towards outer edge in a circle and one in the middle. Girl
Mark, I think responded to someone that misting tended to emulsify
with some of the fuel, leavin
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An aquintance of me burns the used motor oil in a stove to heat part of his
house. That's also a possibility.
At 02:20 AM 7/8/2004 +0200, you wrote:
>Hi all,
>Does anyone know if it is possible to make diesel fuel out of used motor oil
>?
>I know this is not environmental friendly, but it is th
For what ever the reason, the link in not working well. However, if you would
click on "Home Page" you will find the story there.
Sorry,
Jonathan
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Pieter
Around the £4-5k mark.
Mark
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Drying is definitely the best in terms of energy used to store. If you
make a solar dryer, (and have sunshine when you need it) that is also
the best (FREE) way to get it preserved. I made a solar dryer out of a
food tray holder (like in hospitals and cafeterias) I found at the
recycle yard. It
Thanks, everyone!
Martin, I bought the thing solely to be a project and test biodiesel in. The
temperature gauage was broken when I bought it so I couldn't tell if it was
overheating. I check up on the water everytime. I just did not bother to
replace the thing so now I'm paying the price. Anyway
Thanks for the info, Malone.
My guess is this toyota engine is more than 20 years old. I have had an
experience with it once. One time it just stopped and I saw that radiator
developed a leak and dried up. I refilled ever so often during that trip and
and I was able to get home. I would say that
Good afternoon all. I was wondering if anyone could tell me weather it is
required to have a license to manufacture Biodiesel for sale or not, and
how/where could such a license be obtained? Thanks, guys!
People are like rugs: Hang them out a window and shake them a couple of
times, and you'll
Hi girl mark.Its Paul again.I emailed your contact in Chicago.I'm waiting for a
reply.One way or another we'll hook up.Do you have an ETA for the Chicago area
of your trip?I want to be available for that time.Please let me know.
Paul
girl mark
Hi,all ' I was wondering if anyone could tell me
which way might be best for washing large batches of
biodiesel??My processor is capable of processing up to
200 gallons at a time.I am still building the
processor so I was looking for some imfo.from
experenced biodiesel producers.So far I have th
Hi all,
Does anyone know if it is possible to make diesel fuel out of used motor oil
?
I know this is not environmental friendly, but it is there anyway, so why
not use it as a fuel ?
Met dank en vriendelijke groet,
Pieter Koole
Netherlands
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>>Nitromethane is an explosive. It can also be used as monopropellant
>>rocket fuel. As one guy put it "You can put your cigarette out in it,
>>but if you hit it with a hammer it'll explode." Top fuelers mix it with
>>methanol to dilute it d
I agree, within limits, but root crops do not store in our ground, they
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Hello Phil, Martin, and the rest of bio fuel members.
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know I have already told a dozen or so folks about them as well. I have not
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Find another restaurant my friend.
Perhaps a smaller, family owned business.
Best, Michael
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Quoting Teoman Naskali <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I have a thin red layer on top? What is that??
>
>
> I went to mcdolanlds an burgerking, tey sell their
> u
They make good wash tanks for really large processors. AT the Berkeley
Biodiesel Coop we also used two of them to store several batches
before washing- we'd make several batches and put them into the first
IBC, let them settle for a couple of weeks while we filled the second
IBC (settling hel
--- Kim & Garth Travis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thank you, Keith,
for all the suggestions, but what I was trying to
> get
> at, is how to evaluate the different methods by the energy used. For
>
> example canning needs energy to cook, energy to create the glass jars
> and
> new lids every
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When you lubricate the bearings before torque time,use only something that
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such as wheel bearing grease;a real NO-NO.
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I am interested in checking out the process. Please let me know if you
have a processor and can demonstrate how it operates. I am a
blacksmith and metal worker in San Francisco and I am interested in
setting up my own processor.
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