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From: Chris Bennett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Friday, May 05, 2006 8:29 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Sweet catalyst continuous processes
Hi Chris,
Have you tried the sugar catalyst for yourself yet? Looking forward to
reading your
Looking in Prof Lin's publications, you can see a few references that
appear to be about the catalyst.
If you are like me and were wondering about the chemistry behind it,
then perhaps check out this one:
http://snipurl.com/q4no from Journal of Catalysis, 2003.
(If you don't have a
Hi Mary Lynn
A couple of weeks ago, I was requested to join a list no2nais4horses
although I am not a horse person .. animals in general, yes .. mostly
companion animals .. but not specifically horse.
Well, they're quite nice but they can be a bit dumb. But Did you
ever see a dead donkey? LOL!
Searching the Des Moines Register website, I found this article:
http://snipurl.com/q4m4
Searching the Iowa State University website, I found this article:
http://snipurl.com/q4mj
It says on the second article that the catalyst is made of calcium and
sand, not sugar and sulfuric acid.
-John
Thanks for that again, are there alot of people makeing biodiesel in the UK?
It is something that I have only heard on the news abit. How far are you
from completeing your system has it took along time to put together, has
your mate got the same system as yours.
I know it sounds very nosey of
Keith,
I just had occasion to visit the JTF site to refresh my memory re:
reprocessing. (Why? see Water in Recovered Methanol Post) And was flattered
to find this quote:
For anyone starting out or still in the RD phase of scaling up and
tweaking the process to improve quality, disregard
Hello Mark
Thanks for that again, are there alot of people makeing biodiesel in the UK?
There are lots of people making biodiesel in the UK and there have
been for years.
From Terry de Winne:
http://www.biofuels.fsnet.co.uk/bandwagon.htm
Allied Biodiesel Industries (UK)
The Trade
For chemical feed, have a look at some of the Medical Infusion Pumps: they
will feed up to about 1L/min. The Gemini pumps are now becoming superceeded,
so may be worth looking for (These are the ubiquitous Blue box pump that were
seen in Hospital scenes on TV). These could be good for injecting
Hallo Keith,
Just in case people weren't around during the time the list suffered
from the denial of service and mail flooding time let me tell that
when we changed servers it was me, Gustl Steiner-Zehender, who called
for donations to defray costs not you. I handled the money and saw
My (future) brother-in-law and I were cleaning his garage and came a cross A LOT of warped dry wall.To my knowledge, dry wall is composed mostly of gypsum, a very soft mineral composed of calcium sulfate dihydrate, with the chemical formula CaSO4ยท2H2O (thank you Wikipedia).
We already
Very good project , surely this can work too, as gypsym is better on rather than lime But need experimentar workThanking yousdPannirselvamMichael Redler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: My (future) brother-in-law and I were cleaning his garage and came a cross A LOT of warped dry wall.To my
Gustl,
You are absolutely right, I remember that you were not alone
and you had strong support from me among several other members
on the list. I have never heard Keith request or ask for donations,
on the contrary, he have always supported the biodiesel community,
without asking anything in
Thank you for the information John it is helpfull now to get reading.
Best
Jim
John Beale wrote:
Looking in Prof Lin's publications, you can see a few references that
appear to be about the catalyst.
If you are like me and were wondering about the chemistry behind it,
then perhaps check
Hakan, Gustl, Keith, and all,
As in a marriage, there's a shaking of the rugs occasionally on a list,
where there may even be tears. It's shocking to see good people find such
frustration, but it does, and I hope the fresh air is flowing in now.
Dear members. How can it be that we are so rough
a good question from Mike, ( and indeed drywall gypsum is Calcium Sulfate
dihydrate ),
but not a useful answer from Pani-Very-good-project
-surely-this-can-work-too-Ruti,
who seams to be not hindered by any knowledge.
It I'll not work, it is not because something contains calcium that
the
Here is the article online (using snipurl!)
http://snipurl.com/q4st
If the catalyst is reusable, but only 20 times, what happens then? Can the
catalyst be recycled?
The details are vague but it seems that this is intentional as it seems Mr.
Lin and his colleagues and especially the University
Bob Carr wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Chris Bennett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Friday, May 05, 2006 8:29 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Sweet catalyst continuous processes
Hi Chris,
Have you tried the sugar catalyst for yourself yet? Looking forward to
Hi Keith,
indeed your story is very enligthening,a little
footnot i like to add:
The South
African government when seeking to establish the "black cantons"came to
Canada to learn about Canada's First Nation's reservationsystem... Since it
was such a huge "success" in the eyes of
just received
Fritz
Poll: Strong U.S. Support for Bombing
Iran
An Internet poll sponsored by NewsMax.com reveals that
Americans are overwhelmingly in favor of the United States undertaking military
action to stop Iran's nuclear weapons program.
Nearly 60,000 people have taken part in
Mark,
How can it be that we are so rough on each other sometimes?
Humans tend to create their own hell all by themselves. Just because
they choose to do so doesn't mean that everyone else should join them in
the sulfur pit, or pig pit as the case may be.
Perhaps it's unavoidable:
No.
Hello Mike
Hey, I just wanted to put in my $.02 about Steve Spence.
I was a member of both wastewatts and 12VDC - both moderated (or
owned) by Steve Spence. I invited him to speak at my local section
of ASME, of which I chair. He was well received and found to be
entertaining by the
Thankyou Gustl
You're right, I didn't think of that. It was a great help at the time.
I didn't think of it because I'm sure these guys are talking about
the Please support
Journey to Forever button on the pages at our website, which takes
you to a donations page. I wandered into Infopop a
Hi dee hi Todd
Yo dee ho Keith,
This offlist stuff these folks do here happens especially
if anyone mentions Aleks's Foolproof acid-base method,
they really hate Aleks, though they've never encountered
him in any way. He's at Journey to Forever but they're not,
you see. (They hate Todd
Hi Hakan
Gustl,
You are absolutely right, I remember that you were not alone
and you had strong support from me among several other members
on the list. I have never heard Keith request or ask for donations,
on the contrary, he have always supported the biodiesel community,
without asking
Hello Tom
Keith,
I just had occasion to visit the JTF site to refresh my memory re:
reprocessing. (Why? see Water in Recovered Methanol Post) And was flattered
to find this quote:
For anyone starting out or still in the RD phase of scaling up and
tweaking the process to improve quality,
And the winner is...we interrupt this program to bring you this
important message...oh man, N...but unfortunately yes, we
seldom hear the rest of the story (of the story that really
matters). Thanks Keith for this post. Mike
You're welcome Mike. Nonetheless I hope it doesn't happen
John,
It says the particles are made of sand and calcium. The actual catalysts are
attached to the surface of the particle and the active catalyst compound is not
described (except to call them mixed oxides). I say catalysts because they
mention having both acid and base catalysts on the same
Hakan,
I hope you are feeling better. You are one of the stalwarts of the list. I
always look forward to your postings.
regards Doug
On Monday 08 May 2006 1:08, Hakan Falk wrote:
Gustl,
You are absolutely right, I remember that you were not alone
and you had strong support from me among
Fritz,
Have a strong feeling of dejavu and this time I will save the info in
a special place. Pre Iraq, I saw similar figures and also some
support on this list. Today it is overwhelming negative numbers in
support for the Iraq war and approval ratings for the president.
Maybe I should frame
Todd,
thanks for your response. I read you very often and I respect your views SO
MUCH, but here, you just look angry. Wait, let me read it again.
Oops, I don't know if this changes anything, but we have a gender confusion
here that I should rectify. Actually, that brings to mind a funny
Maybe the high fructose corn syrup and beef lobby subsidies that makes us the fattest country in the world, also contributes to short term memory loss,an even bigger killer in the US.(BTW) Do you think Steven Colbert stays awake at night, worried that he'll run out of material - even if he
Hakan,
indeed dejea vu,
once the propagandamachine works as fine as it does
in the US,all out war is'nt far away!
The whole polemic about the communist threat BS, it
was and is always the migthy US who uses Nukes to intimidate the rest of the
world!
I dispise them for it and can not help to
Mike,
I think you have hit it on the head, The sugar catalyst is plays the
role of the Acid in the two stage reaction but I don't think it will
complete a reaction all on its own. And the fact that it is reusable is
on its own a benefit but unless times and temps are increase beyond the
layman
Fritz Friesinger wrote:
Poll: Strong U.S. Support for Bombing Iran
I think this illustrates how effective the propaganda machine in the
US has become. To a certain extent, insulation from the consequences
of our bellicose attitude contributes to the problem.
robert luis rabello
The
Hello Steve,
Yea it a bummer to see our think tanks beg, but the bottom line is if
they start producing the catalyst for sale, chances are we can buy it,
not so different than going to your local chemical supply and buying KOH
eh? I think Mr Lin is trying to use his minute in the limelight to
Jan Warnqvist pravi:
Hello Jason and Kate,
the reason for this is simple. The castor oil (unlike most other vegetable
oils) is ethanol soluble. This means that most other oils will not do the
trick.
With best regards
Jan Warnqvist
AGERATEC AB
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
+ 46 554 201 89
+46 70 499
I attempeted to post this last week. Didn't come through due to glitches of
some sort.
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I made my first small batch last Wednesday, and it turned out OK; I
thought it had a little too much soapiness, so I reprocessed it. 100ml
methnol, 3.5g NaOH, 1.5hrs, as per directions.
Hi Fritz and
everyone...polls...hmmm...can anyone tell me
more about "NewsMax"? Who owns and controls this website? Fritz,
have you asked anyone at NewsMax how this poll was conducted?What are the
demographics of this poll?I see on their homepage as of today,
Sunday, May 7, just after 7pm
Ryan,
You should spend the next evening reading. Not just spots but all of it.
Then start at the beginning, this is not for the weak willed you will
get an education and have made many many small batches before you come
out of the cloud. (as I call it anyway) Its all at the site. But my
ok, obviously i touched a bare nerve of which i know nothing about, and
apologize for bringing up bad memories. sorry folks.
jason
- Original Message -
From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Sunday, May 07, 2006 3:08 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] PLEASE
Hello Keith, all u DIY members, Keith is only keeping focus on present BD technology. I did not keep focus long time ago and threw away mother liquor without reading up on subject first. When the prof, thecelebrated R.A.Robinson saw zero yield of product, he pulled me up. I was asked to give up
I think this poll shows how the short term memory of Americans is totally
lacking. Also it shows
how effective the propaganda machine of BushCo is. In a word,
terrorfying.
Peace, D. Mindock P.S. We have met the enemy and he is
us.
Poll: Strong U.S. Support for Bombing
Iran
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