Keith Addison wrote:
Very nice Todd.
The end result of this biodiesel washing with Magnesol is that you will have
used a lot of water and a lot of time.
Me thinks they need a proof reader.
LOL! Methinks they do. Would you agree that such slips are telling?
Just circumstantial
Appal Energy wrote:
B) Use of Magnesol marries the manufacturer to a vendor.
I believe there are alternative brands of synthetic magnesium silicate
on the market, several at a lower cost. I am currently looking into
this, several posts on online forums suggest this also.
C) Rather costly
Keith Addison wrote:
You seem rather cross, Chris.
Not at all, lol, I just get the impression that it was you opinion that
using anything other than water for cleaning biodiesel was a big 'no
no'. The way your response came across read to me like that. I apologise
if I misread you.
I
it into
the JTF page? If anyone wants these photos emailed let me know! I was
impressed.
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Keith Addison wrote:
I keep getting complaints about this guy who sells bits of the JtF
website on eBay. He's not the only one.
Quite a few people have reported him and complained about him, but it
doesn't work, eBay won't cooperate, they're pretty much complicit.
Maybe he could be put
Bob Carr wrote:
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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
Mark` Cookson wrote:
Hellow Chris
I am in the UK too [Lancashire].Could you help me out as to where are the
best places for putting a kit together [what is your semi-processor and
where can you get methanol from?
Much appreciated!!
Regards
Mark
I am in sunny Lancashire too, Wigan
Mark` Cookson wrote:
Chris
Thanks for getting back to me that is great I would love to come down
to sunny wigan and have a look. Thanks again for the methanol link too
!!!
Will contact you again soon.
Cheers mate speak soon.
Mark
My mate got 3 drums from him today, he has put his
Jason Katie wrote:
they a discussing the sugar catalyst in detail at
http://biodiesel.infopop.cc/groupee/forums/a/tpc/f/419605551/m/9771067631/p/1
if i am reading these people's experiences right, the catalyst is made by
partially breaking down a sugar molecule by heating it, and then
forwards as long as there are no problems. Having a 2nd
hand oven delivered tomorrow to start cooking some sugar to try.
Chris Bennett..
I am not suffering from insanity, I am loving every minuite of it!
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I've been preparing my processing system, done a little in the way of
test batches, (1 litre), and lurking on this fine list, absorbing
information, and reading a lot on the biodiesel pages.
I guess I've got a decent grip on the process and the chemistry
involved, but I've had a question
twice last
winter which is not fun!) I am currently using lots of suppliers of
small quantities of various liquid oils.
Regards
Chris Bennett..
*The difference between Bio-power MUVO and standard Bio-diesel RME?
**Are there any dangers or risks in these different forms of bio-fuel?***
Many people
Convenience plus, no more black outs, brown outs, interruptions because
of line maintenance, lightning strike, heavy rain, strong wind, fire,
cyclone, flood, poor maintenance at power stations.
Even if it doesnt provide free energy, this suggests that the magnetic
fields inside the device
Hello Bob and thank you for your input.
There should also be pointed out that polymerization may take place in the
fuel tank of the vehicle, at least to some extent, since many diesels have
leak fuel lines transporting hot fuel to the tank, so the temperature in the
tank will rise in
Hi All,
Some of you real physics guys have to tell me how this thing can possibly
work. As near as I know from teaching the subject in school you can't get
more energy out of a system than you put in. You can't even get the same
energy out that you put in. How in the world can you get 15
.
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to export.
Thats handy, he is just 20 miles down the road from me!
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the mixture lean off. It would drive EXACTLY like your current lpg car
does when the tank runs dry and the engine is feeding on vapour pressure
from the tank.
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On the other hand, it doesn't take very long for it to oxidise after
brewing, especially if it's been bubble-washed. In one test some
bubble-washed homebrew had oxidised well beyond the EU limit after
only a week, and well beyond the abilities of anti-oxidants to stop it
hardening.
Use
current feedstock?
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disposal company. The oil is supplied filtered and dried in clean IBC
containers. How suitable will this be for making biodiesel from? I
thought I would check here first to see if there were any potential
drawbacks with this type of oil before I commit myself to using some.
Regards
Chris
Hi;
Is there anybody on this list who knows where to purchase methanol for a
reasonable price in the uk, england?
JD2005
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is based on adding solvents and filtering settling the oils into a
product suitable for road fuel. The process seems to produce little
waste and uses no dangerous chemicals. What are your views on this
method as oppose to transesterification? This method does at first
glance have its
or if the
additives used to make it pourable are hindering things.
If I can winterise the solid oils better, and get up to about 75%
biodiesel I will be happier.
Any suggestions?
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