Hello All,
I have been doing the research on BD for that last month or so and am now
trying to source all the equipment I need in the most economical fashion
possible. This is proving more difficult than I thought. Two questions;
does anyone know of a good source for parts and equipment
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there is a company here in Austin that sells above ground tanks with pumps and
everything that can be dropped in place just about anywhere to add a biofueling
station. All you have to do is get
where do you find one of these units and what do they cost?
John
Legal Eagle wrote:
G'day all;
After having checked about with guys running refridgerated trailer units
I am happy to learn that my suspicions were correct. They can keep
foddstufs frozen or reduce the ambient temperature or
Apparently ethanol has 68% of the energy content of gasoline by volume
(8.9x10^7 J/gal vs. 1.3x10^8 J/gal). Therefore gasoline has 146% of the
energy content of ethanol by volume. This translates to 1 liter of gasoline
= 1.46 liters of ethanol. 46% more ethanol to equal a volume of
01/05/05
California Farmers Work to Move Beyond the 'O' Word
A feature article in the East Bay Express profiles farmers Rick and
Kristie Knoll of Brentwood, California, and their concerns about
national organic certification. Although their 10-acre farm would likely
qualify, they have refused
permits for you to make biodiesel in a retail environment. Of course
new processor technology and new approaches to energy may change that
but I don't see this as viable in the near term.
Phillip Wolfe wrote:
Dave -
What size would you recommend for a typical gas
station/C-store in the
Mel
Very good information and thanks. I worked in the
C-Store/Gas Station business for a petroleum company
(a very big one!).
Anyway, gas station owners are typically an
independent group of guys (and gals). For example, a
C-store owner in California is installing solar panels
on his gas
Mel,
Getting electricity to the equipment is not that hard.
Typically a person will work with an electrical
contractor and the local utility company. I know this
too because I also worked at an electrical utility
company as a power engineer.
Anway, all it takes is the estimated amps, operating
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Dear Andrew
After reading your reply to our question, we had a good giggle and
decided that your gooogle search wasn't that good.
Why is that? Did you actually read what I had linked to?
Mr. Tim Heard of the CSIRO Entomology department in Brisbane has
assured us that it
Dear Ken,
Thank you for the information and clarification
regarding permits and zoning ordinances in the
California area. Yes, I agree for Bay Area.
Regarding San Joaquin Valley, because the air problems
are so severe in area, I also plan to ask my fellow
Urban Regional City Planners in
As a volunteer for the local ARC chapter I'm unaware of any RC programs that
plan to use the skills mentioned. I would suggest first contacting the
peace corps http://www.peacecorps.gov/ . Many missionary groups may put his
skills to use. In the event one has no particular faith they may
Northern tools. then you need a PH tester, a good scale to weight out KOH a
15 gal pot a good resperator and gloves. This all shouldn't cost you much.
$200 perhaps. all my stuff started out that way. I make 90 gal every two
weeks and have made over 2000 gal of quality fuel. IF anyone is
reactor?
I'll quote what I find most interesting. (from
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_processor8.html)
*
The second stage, which is fairly rapid, produces the peak
concentrations of di-glycerides and mono-glycerides within about 10
minutes. If we use the 6:1 molar ratio (25%
viscosity matter how do you know how to space the jets horizontally and
vertically? It's just nice to verify the assumptions behind any
conclusions.
tnx
kk
John Guttridge wrote:
I have a 1 horse 3 phase pump that I was going to use, it does 30gpm
of h2o with 0 column. I actually have
Arrtu gave you the exact figures. thank you Arrtu
Niels Ans¿ wrote:
Thanks a lot Chico
I asked because our government charges mineral oil tax for all Biofuels. The
tax is calculated litre to litre and related to the fossil fuel we
substitute. So SVO and Biodiesel is taxed like sulphur free
Undersand your coment on timing. Government in scandinavian countries
like Denmark are more efficient than in other parties of the world .
Five years is not much . In y country it would take about 25 years.
Very best for us
Chico
Arttu Aula wrote:
Apparently ethanol has 68% of the energy
Chico
Niels Ans¿ wrote:
Thanks a lot Chico
I asked because our government charges mineral oil tax for all Biofuels. The
tax is calculated litre to litre and related to the fossil fuel we
substitute. So SVO and Biodiesel is taxed like sulphur free diesel, and
ethanol I suppose like sulphur
G'day Luc,
where do you find one of these units and what do they cost?
John
Legal Eagle wrote:
G'day all;
After having checked about with guys running refridgerated trailer
units I am happy to learn that my suspicions were correct. They can
keep foddstufs frozen or reduce the ambient
Thanks Niels,
How cold is cold? I live in a rather warm
environment. Would 25 degrees celsius be cool enough?
What do you do when you find a grease layer like the
one you referenced. Is it difficult to rememdy?
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Hello Kemp
Store it cold, dark and
Dear Ken,
I read and re-read the Professor Allen's write up on
Deepthort.
I think the answer to your question lies in Paragraph
#10, Paragraph 11, and Paragraph 12, whereby Professor
Allen talks about the density and solubility
differences between palm oil and methanol. The
Professor talks
I'm new to the idea of bio-fuels. So my questions are
very basic. I appreciate the help of you experienced
people.
It was reported in the news papers a couple of years
ago that a local company changed to using vegetable
oil as a fuel in all their large trucks. The owner of
the company made
Hello Nancy,
Would you happen to have a link for these cars? Even the name of the which
railroad would be great. I have no use for one, but my father will go
absolutely nuts if I can locate a couple for him.
Thanks!
AntiFossil
Mike Krafka
Minnesota USA
box that I could mount on the side of my garage :) I live in the city
and I think my neighbors would object to my parking a rail car in the
driveway (just try and move it out when the city finally gets involved!).
if anyone has a source for these units that are about the same form
factor of
Interesting
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http://quake.exit.com/
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I read the complete website and worth reading at least
for its interesting point of view. Maybe the birds,
bees, and animals detect obvious signs in Mother
Nature that us humans are unwilling to see without
solid empirical evidence.
The author proposed that quakes can be predicated by
Glad you liked it.
Another resource you might like is http://fax.libs.uga.edu/
There is a link to a free Deja browser plugin there and the Deja collection is
at
(click for a list of titles)
http://fax.libs.uga.edu/dbooks.html
A book in Deja format that I found interesting is
Kirk,
Yes, I will look. People of various discplines and
backgrounds will notice convergent things. For
example, will global warming cause a reciprocal
action? (how is that for a hot potato(e) downward or
upward.
Also, can updtake of large reserves of traditional
liquid crude petroleum have
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