Hal,
some of these might be of interest to you.
http://www.treecanada.ca/programs/index.htm
http://forestresearch.ca/product_catalogue/Tree%20Tips/TreeTip_03_revised.pdf
http://www.village.moonbeam.on.ca/naturetrails/bonnerengl.htm
http://ecsong.ca/manual/reference.html
http://ontariosforests
Hi Kenneth,
Earlier today I wondered if the may have been water in the WO I used & it turns
out that there was. So DUH on me. Normally, I heat the oil up to remove any
water, but I suppose I forgot. I'm not excusing myself, just owning up to my
shortcomings.
I collected a sample of the batc
Les candidats pour la construction de nouvelles unités de production de
biocarburants seront fixés en mai 18/03/2005 Actu-Environnement C.S.
http://www.actu-environnement.com/ae/news/1003.php4
Le plan biocarburants, annoncé en septembre dernier par le Premier
ministre, vise à tripler la produ
I'm always interested that people use the *Theory* of Evolution as
an example of Science. At best you could call it an hypothesis,
since to be science a theory must be observable and repeatable.
things like phyolgenetic relationships, as indicated via the similarity
of the dna of the genome
Bruno,
You surprise me and I cannot see very much need
for Flemish speaking group. The Dutch people is in
the top ten in general multilingual speaking countries.
I can see that the English (including US), German and
French are more dependent of their native language,
but the Dutch?
Hakan
At
Bill,
The material support from US (lend lease), was absolutely
pivotal to defeat Germany and thereby also the US industrial
workers. This is something that I acknowledge and also said
earlier in the discussion. The fighter air war, was won by both
the British technology and pilots. The terror b
I am just starting to make a biodiesel duel process unit in my garage.
I live in the city dose anyone know what city ordinances might be a
problem mixing this stuff?
just wondering.
thanks
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Past and present land use practices in Hawaii are quite foremost on my
mind because I live here and land use determines, more than anything
else, the way these islands look and feel. So, yes, it's a mess!!!
100% native environment is gone, because even that which looks untouched
by man is no
Hi All,
Liquifying coal is not environmentally friendly in my opinion. It's
processing uses large quantities of cancer causing solvents and it leaves a
residue that is both difficult to degrade and loaded with cancer causing
substances. You are still using a fossil fuel.
Tom Irwin
-Orig
Hi All,
After many successful batches made from vegetable oil ( both unused and
heavily used) I decided it was time to try all beef lard. Perhaps I
shouldn«t have used this method but I did anyway. I used Alex Kacs first
stage (of two) method. After liquifying the lard, I added the required 1
As near as I can tell the first stage is going to produce water. It is an
acid esterifacation, right? You need to somehow get rid of that water let
alone any that may have been in the starting reactants.
So some people say, but in fact the acid-base process does take that
into account and it
the diesel and the wash water. Am I needing more or less lie ro
methanol?
Brent
What sort of oil did you use?
Try this before washing it:
Quality testing
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_vehicle.html#quality
Probably it's back to the drawing board - see:
Test batches
http://journeyt
Hi All,
As near as I can tell the first stage is going to produce water. It is an
acid esterifacation, right? You need to somehow get rid of that water let
alone any that may have been in the starting reactants.
Tom Irwin
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Hi Chuck,
That's a question we're all asking. I wish the phrase "over-unity" was never
coined because it negates the more important (and only reasonable) question
being asked about the device.
Where is the energy coming from?
Mike
Chuck Elsholz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi.
>I was just
Rob
I have a very damp basement and would be interested in your plans for
the dehumidifier.
Steve Hess
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Hi.
>I was just wondering where the "over-unity" power is coming from. Also, has
>anyone referenced Dr. Bruce DePalma or the Space Power Generator, or the
>work of Dr. Searl and his devices?
>Happy to see great interest in a better and smarter world.
>Thanks,
>Chuck
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diesel and the wash water. Am I needing more or less lie ro methanol?
Brent
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Rob wrote:
Would you like plans for a VERY cheap dehumidifier (probably less than $20)
that can take out over a gallon of water a day (depending on humidity) ??
I would very much like the plans. How much energy does it use? We do
have an electric humidifyer, but it sucks powers like an
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Hello again:
Keith Addison wrote:
You said:
Evolution is not science, it's a worldview that fits a set of
religious beliefs and as such is really only a religious
precursor. Certainly not science.
I think you're the one who's religious about it. You say a lot of
things that you expect us
That's not forestry, and not multiple use either, it's an
industrialised monocrop.
Here's the original post:
http://wwia.org/pipermail/biofuel/Week-of-Mon-20050307/006677.html
[Biofuel] Multiple Uses of Forests
Best wishes
Keith
Dear Hal,
You might want to consider planting male hybrid
#812 -- Try This at Home, Part 1, March 03, 2005
Try This At Home
By Jane Anne Morris*
The Ambassador
It was Colombian Independence Day, so I suppose I should have
expected to bump into the U.S. ambassador in the mummy room of the
National Museum in Bogota. What better way for the ambas
Dear Hal,
You might want to consider planting male hybrid poplar
trees.
They are usuallly planted rather densly for the pulp
industry, they are rather low maintainence and have a
harvest cycle of about 15 years as they grow upwards
to 10 feet a year, though 7 feet is more probable.
Contact your
Thought I'd present the other side of this discussion by a noted
privacy advocate and open source proponent (basically our kind of
people I think).
[1]http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/wlg/4707 (The Fuss About Gmail and
Privacy: Nine Reasons Why It's Bogus)
Keith Addison wrote:
Keith Addison wrote:
You said:
Evolution is not science, it's a worldview that fits a set of
religious beliefs and as such is really only a religious
precursor. Certainly not science.
I think you're the one who's religious about it. You say a lot of things
that you expect us to accept sigh
Gregg,
Are you sure there was no water in the WO before beginning? Sounds
like you have a ton of soap if you are not getting *any* separation.
At a minimum the alcohol layer should separate back out. Remember
when you mix the methanol with the oil you are basically creating an
Hi,
Good with me. I live in the Netherlands and have been trying to find a
biodiesel supplier in Amsterdam for ages. There's no one, so now I'm going on a
course to learn how to make it myself.
You can also try:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/biofuel-europe/
- About time this list got some t
suitable tree varieties that would provide income for my children
in 20 or 30 years. In the states we have people working as County
Agents in the various counties where information can be obtained
for agriculture type questions. I haven't been able to find that
type person or office in Canada as
"Actually my land is real flat, so underground will not work. I have
looked into solar dehydrators, but with my normal humidity of 80%, it is
hard to dry anything. We run the hot water through the towel rack while
having our showers in order to heat and dry the towels. They naturally
soak
Todd,
When I was there, I got the impression that it is a lot of sugar cane, in
some islands close to mono culture already. Maybe palm oil for biodiesel
could be a diversification, compared to sugar cane for Ethanol. LOL
My impression is that the Islands of Hawaiians could rapidly be quite
(The shifting sands of "truth")
There are some web pages that have tried to keep count, but it's a tough
job. Funny how people don't notice, isn't it? I suppose Lakoff's
explanation holds good (though he's not in very good odour right now,
and he wasn't at all the first to observe this:
"On
Hello Everyone,
I started on a new batch of biodiesel this past Friday. I'm using Aleks Kac's 2
Stage Method & had a lot of success last year with it. Now it seems that I've
hit the proverbial brick wall. I've cafefully calculated the volume, 25 litres
of WVO, warmed the WVO to 35* C, added 2
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