The thread had continued on with pro's and Frans' posts, and that was what I
was responding to. I don't believe they are from CT. International list,
and all that.
Chris K
Cayce, SC
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I posted the question and had no idea anyone would take the CONNECTICUT area
out of context.
The question was posted and ended with CONNECTICUT as the area of interest for
what oil to use
Roy
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Hello Frans,
Palm oil is great for biodiesel. I guess it depends whic
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biodiesel regularly not
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Dear Pros,
How about a world map with growing seasons, rainfall etc.? Have I missed it
in the archives? Good stuff there. Still busily searching.
Curious Tom
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Dear pros,
ok driveing down the road way the other day and i see the huge yellow cheese
wagon (school bus) over takeing me on an uphill grade. wasnt happy about the
driver going so fast but then i noticed a nice little sticker on the fuel door
it said (bio-diesel only) that was a sweet sight to see around
Do you suppose that UK developed a taste for palm oil because it was readily
available from 'the empire'?
Chris K
Cayce, SC
What's grown there isn't always the same as what's sold there. I think
palm oil is much used in the UK, though it doesn't grow there, and also
elsewhere in Europe (bu
Hello Frans,
Palm oil is great for biodiesel.
If you live in a warm climate. Palm oil has a high melting point, and
so does biodiesel made from it, though not as high as the raw oil -
not great for cold climates.
I guess it depends which 'we' you are talking about. The 'we' that
are in
Latitudinal or longitudinally?
Chris K
Cayce, SC
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Hello Chris and Frans and other listeners ,
My question is a little bit dif
My question is a little bit different ;
If you would make a trip around the world and seasons in each country ;
what are the chances for the whole year available ' fresh ' oils which
countries should you go and which time of the year ( I assume always
'fresh' crop ) .Eg if you start in Europe
a mountain valley called Kingsvale, for an afternoon picnic and
recreation by the river. I'm originally from California, and being
very conscious of wildfire risk, I brought along one of the "tin can"
stoves I'd made so that we could cook our food.
My friend, who came from Eastern Europe, m
Palm oil is great for biodiesel. I guess it depends which 'we' you are
talking about. The 'we' that are in Brazil and other southern areas use
palm oil; the 'we' that lives in US use soy oil because that is what we grow
here. This time the 'we' is ADM I am afraid. In Europe, the 'we' have
Why do we use so much soy oil rape seed oil instead of palmoil. Everywhere
is see that palmoil is best efficient way to produce oil. Is it not good for
making biodiesel?
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Atul
Thanks for the information.
It's very interesting and I wish you luck on bringing the status of Women to a
more acceptable place in your country. I'm happy to see this taking place. It's
about time as far as I'm concerned.
My BEST to you and the work you are doing, not only with your oil pr
Chris
Thanks for your info.
I guess all I paid attention to was the BAD side of what I read on soy
Roy
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Hello Roy,
Of course start your experiments with small batches of virgin oil, soy, or
whatever. For your used oil stock the best oil is the oil you can get. Tr
Keith,
Thanks for the info. However, I am a poor farmer not a dumb one. I
do have a major variety of crops and corn is a rotation crop. There
is not many alternatives to rotation crops.
No? If you say so.
Do you do this?
http://infoarchive.net/sgroup/BIOFUEL/12561/
I don't really agree
dear Roy...welcome to the ever growing family of
biofuels enthusiasts..
i am atul based in india ..which is a place where WVO
is a concept laughed at ..there isnt simply ne oil
wasted the laws r too lax to prevent reuse
SVO is totally ruled too out coz its too expensive
and hence comm
Hi all,
The local price for 1 liter of petrol (gas) is over 5.00, I can get methanol
for 2.83. The obvious question is is it safe to put methanol into the petrol
and how much? It also makes me wonder why methanol is not used as a fuel
more.
The car I drive is fuel injected, would putting metha
Sorry Steve and list,
I see I was just repeating what
was already known and shown to you
so I wasn't really much help.
Hope you find what your looking for
on that farm of yours.
> > Also - Is corn the best product to use to make Ethanol?
> > Steve
> Once you've processed the crops for
>
> Also - Is corn the best product to use to make Ethanol?
> Steve
Once you've processed the crops for
biodiesel or ethanol the remnants will
probably be used for animal feed, humus,
and manure I'd guess so as not to
exclude soil fertility . . . some
other ethanol sources mentioned --
Ta
Hi all,
How much used cooking oil could be mixed with diesel fuel and use the
mixture as transport diesel fuel ?
Thanks.
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> Hi all you fine people.
> I have been reading your input for about two months now and am about read
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