Re: [biofuel] a question about time and bio diesel!!

Hi Mohamed It was discussed recently. This was the final message in the thread, the others are in the table: http://infoarchive.net/sgroup/biofuel/37220/1/ Extending storage life of biodiesel >dear group memes i have a question about the effect of >time on Bio diesel > >i was wandering what wi

[biofuel] Re: Engine life and cold starting

Hi Teoman, "cutdownatree2" You can find the range of options outlined here: http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_winter.html Biodiesel in winter: Journey to Forever Best wishes Keith >Teoman, > >Check out an Accusump, http://www.accusump.com/ > >I think 12v electric preoiler pumps are made

Re: [biofuel] % diesel used versus amount of wvo available

Keith, John, Thanks for the response. Hopefully the Club Sierra will be fairly well controled, if for no other reason than I was invited by one of the directors! :-) As far as the right questions to ask: My approach is that no one solution is going to fix the problem. The problem is far to c

[biofuel] Re: Engine life and cold starting

Teoman, Check out an Accusump, http://www.accusump.com/ I think 12v electric preoiler pumps are made too. They all seem to be expensive though, I think a person could fabricate an accumulator or preoiler for not too much if they are handy. --- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, Teoman Naskali <[EMAIL

[biofuel] a question about time and bio diesel!!

dear group memes i have a question about the effect of time on Bio diesel i was wandering what will be the affect of time or the degradation of bio diesel with time what effects it will have on the power out put and emissions are there any papers on the topic has any one looked at this before o

Re: [biofuel] Hybrid vehicle technologies - a question

Hi Donald, Welcome to the rest of the world, all except North America, have worked on a higher use of diesel for many years now. Brazil went the Alcohol way, but seams to pick up biodiesel now again. The interesting thing is that all diesel fuel in Brazil will be minimum B2 from coming Novem

[biofuel] NCWM Adopts New Blend Specifications

FWIW - National Biodiesel Board Biodiesel Bulletin - August 2, 2004 NCWM Adopts New Blend Specifications The full body of the National Conference on Weights and Measures unanimously adopted a recommendation by the National Biodiesel Board (NBB) to withdraw a proposed requirement tha

[biofuel] Fwd: [wastewatts] Planning a "Trade" show.

>reply direct, he's probably not on this list. >Mailing-List: list [EMAIL PROTECTED]; contact >[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Delivered-To: mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] >List-Unsubscribe: >Date: Mon, 19 Jul 2004 09:37:04 - >Subject: [wastewatts] Planning a "Trade" show.

Re: [biofuel] Hybrid vehicle technologies - a question

Hi Erik, --- Erik Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Peugeot-Citroen is actually developing a diesel > hybrid, and there is information to be found saying > that diesel hybrid is the best currently useable > technology. Here are some links that I found on > google: > > http://waw.wardsauto.com

Re: [biofuel] Hybrid vehicle technologies - a question

Hi Keith, > Yes, the list archives does. :-) > > First though, there are quite a lot of diesel hybrids, in things like > > buses, not cars. And of course trains. Thanks for your reply - it's now put me much more in the picture. Now I thought I was so cynical about this world that I woul

Re: [biofuel] Hybrid vehicle technologies - a question

--- Keith Addison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello Donald > > >I have a question about the currently available > hybrid vehicles which I > >have been wondering about for a while. > > > >It seems that all the hybrid vehicles currently > available have an > >electric motor connected in varying

Re: [biofuel] Re: Lumpy BD

Thanks, Just seeing how people are stir washing. James On Fri, 30 Jul 2004, Keith Addison wrote: > >Keith, just a question. How are you doing the stir washing? > > With a stirrer. > > >Using the > >pump, or actually using a stirring mechanism? I saw the thread on what > >Todd was saying abo