Understood. I will produce a batch large enough to make several runs at
the 150mL test and post the results.
I consumed the remains of my last test batch in a 125mL run (it was all
that was left) and I followed your agitation (10 times up and down
violently). it had seperated in to two clearly
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If you're looking for reproducability, you need to follow baseline, not
modify a test/experiment so as to suit your own preference or conditions.
You've apparently neglected to consider increases in sampling error that
occur when conducting tests at micro-levels/volumes. You compound any fla
Hi,
Having been a board member of non-profit organizations I'm very well
aware of the benefits of being a non-profit. The point I failed to get
across was. In the event it's permissible to, "piggy back" so to speak on
the back of another non-profit, why would another organization go throug
the 70*F batch was mostly separated within about 5-10 minutes but didn't
really reach completion until the end of 25 minutes.
thirty seconds to a minute???
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_vehicle.html#quality
says "Then let it settle. The biodiesel should separate from the water
in h
not really trying to say that keith has made a mistake on his site.
instead I was asking for more information on how to conduct the test in
a reproducible manner. I have a lot of respect for keith and what he
does. you seem to lack that and I would be interested to understand why.
I think t
Hallo Phillip,
Friday, 17 December, 2004, 20:00:59, you wrote:
PW> Martin (and Keith and Midoria and all readers)
PW> Need your advice:
PW> 1) I would like to start a similar web-blog specific
PW> to the San Joaquin Valley, California, specifically
PW> centered on Air Quality/Transportation/Alt
Martin (and Keith and Midoria and all readers)
Need your advice:
1) I would like to start a similar web-blog specific
to the San Joaquin Valley, California, specifically
centered on Air Quality/Transportation/Alt Fuels
because I believe more "out of the box" thinking is
needed in this area.
OR
Michael - Thanks. The biggest thing I learned from
your weblinks:"From 1990 to 1999, air toxics emissions
have declined by 30%. These reductions are the result
of implementing stationary and mobile source
regulations. Eighty-four percent of air toxics are
included below as volatile organic compou
Eric & Wendy wrote:
Hi Everyone!
Thanks to those who replied to my last e-mail. I appreciate the
encouragement!
I¹ve heard some rumors about the upcoming winter in the Northeast‹a huge
blizzard and black outs. I was wondering if someone could suggest the items
I might need to stock up on just
at 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Sundays 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. We are located
on the Pentagon Reservation at 801 South Joyce Street, Arlington, Virginia.
After more than two years and lots of hard work by many of you, it is now
official - effective 15 December, 2004 the Biodiesel facility at Q
Gustl,
Just in case you (or anyone reading this) ever find yourself needing to
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