Okay bright boy. You've bitched, and bitched and bitched some more,
complaining that everything on both sides of the fence is equally as foul
(apparently "saying so" makes it so?) and the world has run amuck.
How about stop bitchin' and start making solid suggestions/recommendations?
To use your
Thank you very much Keith Pretreatment process is the first step for any
lignocellosic biomass reuse .I expect the member of ourgroup can
participate the debate towards this complex subject so that we can have
apopriate pretreatment process , not the patened one.
Thanking
Hello Keith,
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From: "Keith Addison" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Sunday, July 25, 2004 9:26 PM
Subject: Re: [biofuel] DUBYA aint texan nor is his dad
> "Michael Meacher lays out the case that Pakistan's Inter-Services
> Intelligence gave $100,000 to captured Al Qae
Hello Tom, Lurch
>The most effective antioxidants for biodiesel are the same you find in
>breakfast cereal packaging, namely BHA and BHT. A mixture of the
>two works even
>better. Now you can buy premixed antioxidants from companies such as Kodak. It
>only takes a few ppm to make a dramatic im
Greetings Pan
Thankyou very much!
Now I'm going to spend some time going through it carefully, and then
I'll reply to you.
Thankyou for your hard work.
More later...
Best regards
Keith
>Green appropriate Biomass Refinery for food and fuel
>microenterprise Part 1:Pretreatments methods
>Good day;
>
>I made a "test" batch of 20 liters the other day and when I checked
>it for quality using the method described at journeytoforever
>http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_vehicle.html#quality it
>returned "good fuel" with clear and distinct seperation of unwashed
>fuel in less than 30
> It makes one wonder, is Iran next on US hit list?
Iran, then Syria, then perhaps Jordan, and then any other Arab country
that criticizes U.S. actions or policy (except of course Saudi Arabia).
No, this administration is engaged in a cultural/religious war against
Islam, and Dubya could care
Thank you for your reply Phil. I'll be watching for your posts. I
will also post my results.
One question: what are you using to measure the pH?
Thanks,
Zac
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, "Philip B. Bechtel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> In response to Zac's questions,
Just getting back on the web. Came across the list below and thought
some of you here may find it a good resorce.
http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/fuelcell-energy/
The list owner does many messages a day. If you join you may want a
digest or read the messages at the website. If you have
We are using a static medium sized diesel generating set fueled by waste
vegetable oil, tallow and virgin rapeseed oil to produce electricity and
provide space heating in a small commercial development. To obtain
reliable combustion the engine is started on diesel oil and switched to
SVO after rea
Hi
Has anyone had any problems using a copper tank?
Mark
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Keith,
It looks like I was completely wrong and it was the 1900 exhibition.
Hakan
At 08:11 26/07/2004, you wrote:
>Hi Hakan
>
> >Diesel presented his engine on the world exhibition 1906 and if I am not
> >completely wrong it was in Stockholm, Sweden.
>
>See below.
>
> >As a curiosity, my grea
Hi Hakan
>Diesel presented his engine on the world exhibition 1906 and if I am not
>completely wrong it was in Stockholm, Sweden.
See below.
>As a curiosity, my great
>grandfather and a brother, exhibited a collection of pieces done with an
>art milling machine at the same exhibition. 1975 when
Hello jkolling
> > But could you sustain the current diesel consumption with plant-based fuel
> > AND grow food at the same time?
Two answers:
1. There is NO WAY the current diesel consumption, petroleum
consumption, or energy consumption of the industrialised nations can
be or should be su
Is this a known factor and what are the volumes involved using
citric acid as a stabiliser? (I am one of those "granola types")
Would a standard 20 or 60 liter tight head drum (poly)/carboy work
for storage using the citric? And we are refering to B100 right ?
thanks
L.
--- In biofuel@yahoogr
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In a message dated 7/25/2004 7:39:37 AM Mountain Standard Time,
biofuel@yahoogroups.com writes:
Every once in a while, you can find a decent deal on a VW diesel
pickup (Rabbit frame) on e-bay. Alternately, I know that there are
a number of VW groups on the
Diesel presented his engine on the world exhibition 1906 and if I am not
completely wrong it was in Stockholm, Sweden. As a curiosity, my great
grandfather and a brother, exhibited a collection of pieces done with an
art milling machine at the same exhibition. 1975 when our family estate was
The history of R. Diesel is quite interesting. He got an assignment to
develop an engine that could run on the coal dust, that was plenty of, as a
waste product of the coal mining. He did not succeed, but the result was an
engine that at its first introduction was running on peanut oil. It bec
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