Hi Steve,
I'm here in the Philippines and have been looking
into biodiesel for some time. BTW, there are a couple of large commercial
groups already producing biodiesel here.
You can reply to my email or through posts
here. I check everyday.
best regards,
Ken
- Original Mes
Does any one know of a good test to determine the amount of water in
methanol?
Joe were you working on something like this?
Jim
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It's polymerisation Tom, IMHO. Soy biodiesel doesn't need much
encouragement to polymerise. Sorry this happened to you!
>like an idiot put a copper fuel line into the barrel that I was
>using to store BD. The copper that was in contact w the BD has a
>dark coating on it ... sort of patina.
Is
Hello Marc
Good for you! Sometimes it takes perseverance, but it pays off, well done.
Thankyou for your thanks, you are most welcome, I'm sure everyone
else thinks so too.
All best
Keith Addison
Journey to Forever
KYOTO Pref., Japan
http://journeytoforever.org/
>Finally after many months
Kirk,
I agree that
polymerization is generally a very slow process. Concern has been voiced
regarding soy oil and polymerization. Further, on 7/26/04 Tom Leue
wrote:
"Dr. Jon Van Gerpen taught a course segment on the
oxidation issue. He has charts that show a doubling of storage life o
Yup. They're not Republicans. Shhesh, it was Nixon who signed into law
the EPA. The top marginal tax rate is 1972 was 50%.
There are no more Republicans, or damned few.
D. Mindock wrote:
>Mike,
> What we have now is a Talibanish group of war making radicals. They are
>making war outside in I
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I am more inclined to think bacteria. I dont think polymerization proceeds very quickly at room temperature. Since the tank was full and basically sealed the water is probably a metabolic product of some bacteria and not condensation. My 2 cents KirkThomas Kelly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Help!
I plan to heat my house with BD
this winter. I have two 55 gal barrels T'd into the fuel line. About 3 months
ago I filled one of the barrels with quality-tested BD.
Before filling the second
barrel a couple of days ago I removed some of the stored BD, and to my dismay it
wa
Hi all,
For those who are interested.
Just to let you know - I did another test with lye amount
increased by the titration result, but it failed - emulsion
(a bit less, but still).
There're two possible reasons for that. One is that I had
an accidental spill of methoxide when adding it to the oi
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What we have now is a Talibanish group of war making radicals. They are
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They have declared war on our freedoms with the Patriot Act and warrantless
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