Hi All,
'Scuse me for the post below. I've been lurking for a while and never
expected my first post on the biofuel list to be on the topic of a
woman's control over her physical sovereignty, but...
Speaking from personal experience, deciding to have an abortion
was not a difficult decision,
I was wondering what the biod did to say brass ball valves?
Thanks
Trevor
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Mr. Guttridge, Thanks for the reply ! Your statement seemed
pretty inclusive of the right to lifers Just like my
statement about those desiring abortions should've read
THAT IF ALL OF THE ABORTION ADVOCATES HAD MOTHERS THAT HAD
ABORTED THEM THAN THE ABORTION ISSUE WOULD BE VERY MOOT,
now if
heloo!!! again!!!
i have another type of wvo.. this is liquid at room temperature.. it is
black... very heavily used..
i tried a mini batch of 500 ml..100 ml methanol.. and from 5 to 10 grams of
lye.. and it wont react... the more lye.. the more it seemed to want to
react but.. nothing happened
This is a picture of my second test batch
[1]http:/www.geocities.com/sipractitioner/biocoffee.jpeg
and I have a few questions.
1. Is this too dark of a mixture?
2. What happens when you put the NaOH + methanol mixture in too hot of
ol? And what is too hot?
I ask the
--- anibal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
heloo!!! again!!!
i have another type of wvo.. this is liquid at room
temperature.. it is
black... very heavily used..
i tried a mini batch of 500 ml..100 ml methanol..
and from 5 to 10 grams of
lye.. and it wont react... the more lye.. the more
it
Look up what temperature methanol boils.
Andy
On Tue, 01 Feb 2005 00:56:48 -0500, Trevor Churney
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a picture of my second test batch
[1]http: //www.geocities.com/sipractitioner/biocoffee.jpeg
and I have a few questions.
1. Is this too dark of a
--- malcolm maclure [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Fox,
What rate of salt do you use? how many washes
containing salt do you use
per batch.
I only ask because I can get WVO / animal fats
mixed, by the barrel but
shyed away from it because of soaps gelling probs
in winter.
Malcolm
snip
I might think it, but I leave that
to GOD THE CREATOR !
you are presupposing that I give a tinker's dam about your belief in
voodoo. I don't and therefore your message is wasted on me.
It's rather difficult to assist when you leave a whole in the variables big
enough to float an aircraft carrier through.
5 to10 grams of lye? Just where did you stop on that sliding scale? And why?
You state that the oil is heavily degraded - black. So why do you think
the problem lays
Bob,
Since we many times enjoyed the freedom of discussion, I guess
that we have to accept this kind of voodoo also.
I had the same reaction to this, but it was too brutal. Thanks that
you so elegantly expressed my opinion also and made it possible
to only agree with what you are saying.
Dear,
I have an laboratorium experiment about biodiesel from crude palm oil (CPO). my
CPO have high FFA (acid value 46)
first, I try to remove the FFA with esterification. I used cation exchanger
(Amberlite) as catalyst. its succes to reduce the acid value from 46 to 1.3.
then,
Luc,
I would like to clarify a couple of things for you, as it appears to me that
perhaps you do not know all that you think you do.
First, I do not personally know of one single person who actually watched
president dumb-a** on his ridiculous inauguration day. I am sure there were
plenty, but
Hi
Does anyone knows any additives for use with biodiesel to low CFPP in winter?
Where can we buy it in Europe?
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Those Americans.!.
If your are not American and anti-American, know this:
There are plenty of Americans who watched the coronation -- like the 80+
thousand protesters (myself included) who marched in NYC on March 20th, 2004.
Many were more interested in cheering on the demonstrators
1. Is this too dark of a mixture?
Color is not a primary indicator of good or bad oil. Besides, the
picture is too grainy and the picture's color is off overall.
2. What happens when you put the NaOH + methanol mixture in too hot of
o=l? And what is too hot?
Exactly what happened to
Bob Hakan, Much literary criticism comes from people for
whom extreme specialization is a cover for either grave
cerebal inadequacy or terminal laziness, the latter being a
much cherished aspect of academic freedom. JKG Thanks for
your reply, Kim
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Bob,
Does anyone know of any restrictions on storing methanol in your garage ect.
It varies from town to town and also varies by quantity. If you want to store
55 gal then you would want to contact the fire marshal and ask them. Typically
you would need a flammables storage cabinet (those big
Yes.
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From: JD2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2005 5:53 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] wvo won't react
Hi;
I'm a new member.I just read that WVO (Waste Vegetable Oil) has got a
higher level of acidity than ordinary oil.
It runs through them nicely when you open them and stops when you shut them.
Sorry! ... No problem, in other words.
Best wishes
Keith
Thanks
Trevor
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heloo!!! again!!!
i have another type of wvo.. this is liquid at room
temperature.. it is
black... very heavily used..
i tried a mini batch of 500 ml..100 ml methanol..
and from 5 to 10 grams of
lye.. and it wont react... the more
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Subject: Re: [Bioenergy] Fwd: Re: [Gasification] Larger
BiomassPowerPlants.Was:Re:Gaspurification - Request for
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To: a31ford [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dear All,
I really have very little to say about gasification/cogeneration except:
This is a picture of my second test batch
[1]http:/www.geocities.com/sipractitioner/biocoffee.jpeg
Broken url, here's the correct one:
http://www.geocities.com/sipractitioner/biocoffee.jpeg
It does look very dark, but it's not very clear - the photograph,
that is. Bit hard to tell
Hi
Does anyone knows any additives for use with biodiesel to low CFPP
in winter? Where can we buy it in Europe?
Yes.
See:
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_winter.html
Biodiesel in winter: Journey to Forever
Best wishes
Keith
Thanks,
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Hi;
I'm a new member.I just read that WVO (Waste Vegetable Oil) has got a
higher level of acidity than ordinary oil. (particuarly rapeseed oil which
is why it's used.)
Might the acidity of the wvo have an effect on the reaction. I think lye
is an alkali but i'm not a chemist so I
tomorrow to work on logistics
talking to equipment suppliers to day, centrifuge and cookers 12
gpm , fermentors 12000 g
pervaporation .5 gpm i have a 12 inch stripper looking for a new
recifier and condensor,
looking in the yards for a rectifier but they do not know flow
rates they
Please take a moment to quantify/describe and identify the location of what
you perceive to be a lot of soap.
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From: Iwan Prawito [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2005 10:22 AM
Subject: [Biofuel] Pre transesterification with
Mike,
I have a few questions below:
Those Americans.!.
If your are not American and anti-American, know this:
Are you suggesting that anyone who is not a Citizen of the US is also anti-USA?
I don't think this is what you are suggesting but it sounds like it.
There are plenty of
whom extreme specialization is a cover for either grave
cerebal inadequacy or terminal laziness, the latter being a
much cherished aspect of academic freedom. JKG Thanks for
your reply, Kim
What's that supposed to mean, Kim? There is freedom of discussion at
this list, it's something that
January 2005
http://www.dieselnet.com/
China switching to Euro 2 fuels
Sinopec Corporation, China's biggest oil refiner, is expected to
start producing transportation fuels of reduced sulfur content from
April. Sinopec will produce diesel and gasoline that have maximum
sulfur content of 500
January 2005
http://www.dieselnet.com/
New V6 diesel engine from Mercedes
Mercedes-Benz has unveiled new 6-cylinder diesel engine to replace
the current in-line five- and six-cylinder engines, which are now
used in such models as the C270 and E320, respectively. The new V6
engine, to enter
January 2005
http://www.dieselnet.com/
Diesels at Detroit Auto Show
The North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) was held this
month in Detroit. As it was expected, the show was dominated by
gasoline hybrid technology. It could seem that the diesel vs. hybrid
debate has been decided
January 2005
http://www.dieselnet.com/
Ford to test EPA's Clean Diesel Combustion technology
US EPA and Ford Motor Company have reached an agreement where Ford
will test the in-cylinder emission control technology developed and
patented by the EPA, called Clean Diesel Combustion (CDC).
January 2005
http://www.dieselnet.com/
US DOE and USDA offer $15 million for biomass research
The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the US Department of
Energy (DOE) announced the availability of funds to support research,
development, and demonstration of biomass based products,
January 2005
http://www.dieselnet.com/
NREL opens new biomass laboratory
US DOE's National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) dedicated a new
facility called the Biomass Surface Characterization Laboratory
(BSCL). The new $2.85 million lab features an array of electron and
optical
January 2005
http://www.dieselnet.com/
Delphi to launch common rail production in India
According to Indian press reports, Delphi will launch locally
manufactured common rail (CR) injection systems for diesel passenger
cars in India. The production would start in 2006.
The majority of CR
To both Mikes,
Before the election, I was inclined to take the argument that Bush did not
represent the Americans. When he was first elected, he promised to be a
uniter and a lot of more things that have been contrary to his actions
during the first term. When he got elected the first time,
I do not know specific additive for biodiesel.
considering similarities between petrodiesel and biodiesel i strongly
suggest you contant Lubrizol in Europe. Also strongly suggest you
contact Infinium ( former Paramins form Exxon). Those two companies they
have the state of the art of any
Kim,
I take your word for it, nothing is better than when it comes from the
horses mouth.
Hakan
At 07:39 PM 2/1/2005, you wrote:
Bob Hakan, Much literary criticism comes from people for
whom extreme specialization is a cover for either grave
cerebal inadequacy or terminal laziness, the
Hi All,
I guess we are missing the real point: The division is not among Americans
and the rest of the world. The division is what America has become to
represent. It has been hijacked by MNCs which worry about bottom line.
I read after the elections that big software company execs in India
Dear,
I have an laboratorium experiment about biodiesel from crude palm
oil (CPO). my CPO have high FFA (acid value 46)
There was quite a lot of discussion of processing CPO with high FFA
content a while ago at the Biofuels-biz list (since closed, its
functions taken over by the Biofuel
Hi All,
I guess we are missing the real point: The division is not among Americans
and the rest of the world. The division is what America has become to
represent. It has been hijacked by MNCs which worry about bottom line.
I read after the elections that big software company execs in India
Whatever the reason, Many of those who practice extreme specialization in
literary criticism are catalysts for social discourse and helps us transcend
a society and culture which we might someday call archaic.
There is, at least, some value in everyone's opinion. To think otherwise,
implies
Hakan,
I don't disagree with most of what you said. In fact, it doesn't necessarily
conflict with my earlier email.
But, you are assuming that when a country with a two party system, has an
election, the two who are nominated, represent the best leaders the country has
to offer. That's in
On Feb 1, 2005, at 11:41 AM, Hakan Falk wrote:
To both Mikes,
Before the election, I was inclined to take the argument that Bush did
not represent the Americans. .
Now he was reelected with a comfortable populous and electoral
majority and it cannot even be
blamed on the electoral
Hi;
I'm a new member.I just read that WVO (Waste Vegetable Oil) has got a
higher level of acidity than ordinary oil. (particuarly rapeseed oil which
is why it's used.)
Might the acidity of the wvo have an effect on the reaction. I think lye
is an alkali but i'm not a chemist so I
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