Hi Ryan,
I live about 70 miles from Kaydon Filtration. I talked with them this
morning and they told me that this filter will not work on vegetable oil.
Sorry. Good thought though.
Bill Clark
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washed and dried. What gives?
Bill Clark
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hose. Have had
few problems with nylon barb fittings though they do need occasional
tightening.
Hope this helps,
Bill Clark
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Subject: Re: [Biofuel] All plastic processor
&
Hi Michael,
Thanks for your quick response. We are blending our bioD 50/50 and using it.
I wasn't so worried about the EPA as to potential engine problems. Oh well,
garbage has to be picked up and fires must be extinguished.
Thanks again for your encouraging words.
Bill Clark
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need to
save our methanol for more fuel. Rapid responses are needed.
Thanks to everyone and God help those people on the Gulf Coast.
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Thanks Keith and Ray.
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Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Titrating with KOH
> Hello Bill:
>
> Firstly, I apologize to the actual author, I simply cut and paste into a
> file
no adjustments
when making the titration solution.
Any help is appreciated.
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remains in one phase that is
slightly darker than the original biodiesel and somewhat cloudy.
Does anyone think that I have a concern here or am
I just being paranoid?
Thanks for any comments,
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Hi Keith,
Seems your right again, though down here in south Alabama most folks would
call that opaque, white. Micropearls are mighty small for these old eyes to
get a good look at. Anywho, my apologies for any misdirection on my part.
Bill Clark
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or 3
times per week.
Bill Clark
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Sent: Monday, June 13, 2005 7:08 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] NaOH
> Bill:
>
> I have not seen the stuff for a while, but I believe when NaOH is
> new and anhydrous it is opaque, you can alm
Marc,
When it looks white, it is dry, unless it has all
turned to carbonte which is unlikely. Pure anhydrous NaOH is white in appearance
and becomes more translucent as it absorbs water. Exposed to the air long enough
it will liquify.
Hope this helps,
Bill Clark
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ratio/mix of biomass to cocktail might be just the ticket.
>
> Here is a gasifier that we've been eying for a couple of years now.
>
> http://www.alternateheatingsystems.com/woodboilers.htm
>
> It's the only one we've seen that might fit the ticket.
>
> Todd
l per
week..."
Sorry again, I am a bad typist.
Bill Clark
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sold for perhaps $.50-1.00 per gallon, a nice price that would have an
impact on the feasibility of a local biodiesel operation.
I am just begining to think this through so any
comments, positive or negative, would be appreciated.
Hoping all is well with each of you,
Bill Clark
Hi Ray,
We are thankful for the quality and plentifulness of our water supply. The
people I was referring to are visitors or newcomers. Established citizens
are well aware of the benefits of soft water on skin.
Thanks,
Bill Clark
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Eufaula. I get lye
in a 50 lb. bag for $0.37 per pound.
Good luck,
Bill Clark
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allon mark with hot oil.
Have I been overdosing
my process with catalyst?
Thanks for any help.
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Once it is properly set up, I will report on how the beads progress.
Bill Clark
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Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2005 6:46 AM
Subject: [Biofuel] Bill Clark and Acusorb Beads
Hi,
Hello Andy,
A freind of mine is puting in a new stove and has promised me his old one. I
intend it for regenerating the beads I have. As soon as I can I will grab a
hand full and see what happens at 400 F.
Bill Clark
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Peggy,
How can I contact you or your group directly? Please respond to me at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] . I am interested in your small scale ethanol
prodution systems.
Thanks,
Bill Clark
Director, The Fuel for School Project
Eufaula, AL 36027
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From: "Peggy&quo
Hi All,
I haven't kept up on this thread so this may have already been suggested.
"Biodiesel is for Life"
As we say in Alabama, Keep on keepin' on.
Bill Clark
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separated in
about 10 minutes leaving the biodiesel sitting on top of about 2 mm of
emulsion and very hazy. The water is very nearly clear. Is my fuel finished
?
Thanks,
Bill Clark
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Sorry, one other detail.
I don't use the biopass filter or the pumps.
Bill Clark
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From: "Bill Clark" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, August 14, 2004 7:40 PM
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Accusorb beads- fraud?
> Hello Keith,
>
> Lon
eems warranted. I am
looking into an alternative source. The product is slightly different but it
seems to be doing the same thing in some tests I have done.
This is not an endorsement of Acusorb beads. It is only my experience so
far.
Bill Clark
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From: "Keith Addiso
Hi Marc,
I am currently running a small scale biodiesel project in Eufaula, Alabama.
We will be beginning production inside a month. I would be very interested
in having you test my biodiesel. Please reply to me at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] .
Bill Clark
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From: "Marc
Hello Eva,
Send me your e-mail address: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I will send you the grant application I submitted and had awardeded by the
Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs. My grant award was for
$50,000.00.
The City of Eufaula, Alabama is the grantee.
Bill Clark
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I can't say if this will help but you may not be subject
to laws in this
regard because you are not a business. I know that laws are more strict in
California but in many places individuals have more flexibility than
businesses.
Hope that will help.
Bill Clark
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Sorry about that. I posted a hastily and poorly written
statement. The
points I was attempting to make are:
1. Plants are tougher than you think.
2. Plants spread faster than you think
3. Ice in Arkansas does not mean snow in Panama.
Thanks for the corrections,
Bill Clark
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have
cooled, that does not imply that temperatures would be too cool for tropical
plants to survive.
Bill Clark
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Subject: [biofuel] Re: Current Ice Age
>
> He arri
Snipped from: http://www.imho.com/grae/chaos/chaos.html
Note that this is Chaos THEORY. The whole explanation is fairly shortand and
easy to understand.
"Later, a scientist by the name of Feigenbaum was looking at the bifurcation
diagram again. He was looking at how fast the bifurcations come. H
be very careful, most not.
Bill Clark
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Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2004 3:17 PM
Subject: [biofuel] Re:Black widows ,brown recluses
> We probably find one Black widow a day here in rural VA in the
> summe
will have is
a small, round necrotic wound that will heal in a month or so.
Concerning anti-venom, proper use requires that the exact species that bit
you be identified. Even then, the cure is almost as bad as the bite.
If you want a snake free environment, get a ferret.
Hoping you all remain punctu
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