I've just had this thread brought to my attention on thedieselpage.com. There
looks to be a lot of people over there bashing biodiesel as holding too much
water and potentially destroying the high pressure injection systems on the
Chevrolet duramax diesel.
They are being especially harsh
I have the skill and equipment to produce a video. It won't look Hollywood and
would be very basic, but I can definitely do it. I will also be able to create
a limited number of DVDs and provide a high and low bandwidth version to be
posted online. I've emailed Mark but haven't heard back
Ok, it's time for me to get geared up to try the foolproof method. I want to
get leads on some of the supplies in case it takes a long time to find them.
I've got everything I'll need except a good source of sulfuric acid.
According to Aleks' documentation you need 95% sulfuric acid. The
I'll volunteer the Mac to do the editing and to burn the master DVD. If we
want to burn DVDs for distribution instead of pressing 10,000 copies, I can
probably help with that as well.
Ryan
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Preventing the poor reaction that allows the emulsion to form in the first
place sounds like the real goal. Does Aleks Kac's Foolproof method create fuel
that can withstand mechanical agitation during the wash phase? If not, what
method does?
Thanks,
Ryan
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Mark,
Thanks for the information. If it's not too much trouble I'll take the name
and number from you. I don't know if it would be economically feasible since
that's quite a trip for me but it would still be good to know how to get in
touch with them.
Thanks,
Ryan
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Hello everyone. I'm new to exploring biofuels so I'm sure I'll be asking a lot
of questions and reading a lot of information posted on here. I thought I'd
say hello and try to find out if there's anyone near me that makes biodiesel.
I live in Kansas City, Missouri, USA.
I've read a lot of
