Have you considered gas fired refrigerators? They are a bit pricey, but
work great, the technology is well developed and, if the refrigerants are
handled properly, environmentally sound. A search on 'Servel', 'RV
Refrigerator' or 'absorption refrigeration' may be useful.
Kim & Garth Travis said:
Emissions Emissions
at 55 mph at 65 mph
Pollutant (g/mi) (g/mi) % change
VOC 0.59 0.92+ 55.9
CO7.60 19.24 + 153.0
NOx 2.19 2.40 +9.6
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I have run across two terms and a document that help me reconcile with the
"hydrogen economy" that will most likely be the main focus during the next 20
years.
The terms are RENEWABLE Hydrogen and BIO Hydrogen.
I like both, but RENEWABLE Hydrogen stands out.
The document is a rather large 9
per year) with our
regular income taxes, so this special supplemental tax is just to pay for our
occupation in Iraq.
Can we spare a dime for our troops?
Tim Castleman
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Average BTU consumed Per Passenger mile by mode of travel:
SUV: 4,591
Air: 4,123
Bus: 3,729
Car: 3,672
Train
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Emily Bittner
The Arizona Republic
Aug. 18, 2003 12:00 AM
Gas stations Valley-wide are running on empty today thanks to dwindling
supplies caused by a ruptured fuel line in Tucson two weeks ago.
Drivers are circling neighborhoods to find an open gas station then waiting
in long lines once they
ess meetings so the AB 2076 recommendations is just an
agenda item among 20 or so. It appears public comments are taken at the end
of the session.)
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Public Comments for CEC Hearing July 23, 2003 (DRAFT)
By Tim Castleman
Introduction
Thank you for allowing me to contribute
The Final Draft of the AB 2076 report, Reducing California's Petroleum
Dependence, is now available for public review. Adoption of this joint
agency draft report will be considered at the Energy Commission's regularly
scheduled business meeting on July 23, 2003, and has been added to the
agenda of
For immediate release: July 9, 2003
Media Contact: Claudia Chandler (916) 654-4989
As the demand for gasoline in California increases by 2.6 percent each year,
consumers find themselves increasingly vulnerable to tight supplies and
sporadically higher prices. A workshop to be held in Sacramento F
Ethanol powered 194 MPH race car at Le Mans! http://www.nasamax.com
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Average BTU consumed Per Passenger mile by mode of travel:
SUV: 4,591
Air: 4,123
Bus: 3,729
Car: 3,672
Train: 2,138
Source: Bureau of Transportation Statistics
http://199.79.179.77/publications/nts/index.html
It
First off, many thanks for the correction on the capacity of a barrel, which
in fact could be anywhere from 31 to 42 gallons liquid, but then even that
actual amount could change somewhat if we consider Imperial gallons rather
than US.
There is a variety of "barrels" established by law or usage.
Just to clarify, I am a biofuel advocate. I have been for a couple of years
now. In my view, BioDiesel is part of a Bio-Fuel solution, but the real
benefit gained from bio-fuels is the closing of the carbon loop. In other
words, by using fuels derived from carbon recently taken up, rather than
tha
Can I get some help with these simple calculations?
US petroleum consumption is 19.65 Million Barrels per day, or about 7
Billion barrels per year.
(http://www.bts.gov/publications/national_transportation_statistics/2002/htm
l/table_04_01.html)
If we could get 2 barrels (88 gallons) of biofuel f
Looking for Leadership or "How Democrats are funding the Bush Regime."
by Tim Castleman
www.drive55.org
I hear Democrats saying we need to get rid of this Bush administration in
2004. I agree, but I understand the Republicans will have $200 million
dollars to use in the 2004 campaign.
Many thanks to Aaron for sending this link to a discussion going on in the
TDIClub forum about MPG @ MPH.
http://forums.tdiclub.com/showflat.php?Cat=&Board=UBB16&Number=517408&page=0&view=collapsed&sb=5&o=14&fpart=1
I have reproduced chart from that forum that shows the dramatic decrease in
MPG
"No foreign government can embargo clean, domestic, renewable sources
of energy - and no terrorist can seize control of them," he said.
Please refer to the Shell document submitted to the California Energy
Commission which states:
"We would be most interested to hold discussions with staff of CE
> how much do you know that reducing the speed limit again would help?
Personally, I can only offer that it is simple physics. It takes energy to move
mass, and more energy to move mass faster. Certainly technology has improved
the efficiency of vehicles, but technology has yet to circumvent th
The issuance of the Final Draft of the AB 2076 Report has been delayed. This
delay will allow Staff adequate time to address oral and written comments
received at the June 6th Joint Hearing. In addition, the Energy Commission
has removed the adoption of the report from its June 25th business meeti
Joining the list of corporate sponsored 'eco' groups choosing to ignore the
entirely sensible but wholly unpopular Drive 55 Conservation Project
(http://www.drive55.org) is the "PATRIOTS ENERGY PLEDGE".
The PATRIOTS ENERGY PLEDGE (http://www.saveabarrel.org) was started in
January of 2001 by the
by Tim Castleman
www.drive55.org
In my efforts to promote the Drive 55 Conservation Project I have contacted
over 80 organizations dedicated to political activism oÐn behalf of human
rights and the environment.
It has been frustrating to be ignored by all of them, but I think I know why
Funding Petroleum Warlords
by Tim Castleman
www.drive55.org
There seems to be little disagreement that US military aggression in the Middle
East is related to petroleum consumption.
There also is little disagreement that US dollars fund this military
aggression, and that US citizens are the
Well, as some of you know, the CEC & ARB (Cal Energy Commission & Air Resources
Board) are doing a joint "study" in response to legislation (a law) to find
ways to reduce petroleum use in California. I attended the latest public
"workshop" to offer my silly ideas and hear their good ones.
To su
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Subject: Re: Hemp Fuel Conspiracy?
Why not?
> I also wonder about farming (i.e., if a Hemp farmer could make just
> enough to forestall having to go off-farm for fuel, if this could be
> worth it to him, just for his own fuel needs... probably not.)
Thi
A couple of years ago I read a small article in a newspaper announcing then
president Clinton's Executive Order 13134 related to increasing the use of
bio-based products in specific measurable ways. This spurred a vision of the
role hemp might play in such an economy, and my attendance at the 1
Useful tool to calculate subsidy payments for oilseeds:
http://www.ncga.com/farmbill/calculator/calculator.htm
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Biofuels at Journey to Forever
http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel.html
Biofuel at WebConX
http://webconx.green-trust.org/2000/b
"Can you give us some details of farmer-based coops producing
biodiesel for sale for on-road use?"
Many thanks for your concern for the average guy, I will look forward to this
information!
Bonus question: Can you give us details of an 'industry" grade operation using
WVO (Waste Veggie Oil)
expenses
covered. Contact info is on the site above.
Tim
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Friday, June 14, 2002
N. California
Live tonight at 7 PM on KMUD Radio, Tim Castleman, President of Arizona
Fuel and Fiber Company, will be on the air to discuss the role hemp will
play in the emerging "Carbohydrate Economy".
Topics to be discussed will include how hemp can be used fo
Friday, June 14, 2002
N. California
Live tonight at 7 PM on KMUD Radio, Tim Castleman, President of Arizona
Fuel and Fiber Company, will be on the air to discuss the role hemp will
play in the emerging "Carbohydrate Economy".
Topics to be discussed will include how hemp can be used fo
http://www.oxydiesel.com/products/oxydiesel.html
Oxygenated Diesel
General
Oxygenated Diesel is well positioned to play a role in the evolution of cleaner
diesel systems. In order to make use of existing infrastructure for liquid
fuels Pure Energy has combined diesel's positive attributes wit
Someone was looking for some of this kind of data...
The value of output for processes using FBR technology is the sum of gasoline,
aviation and jet fuel plus the chemicals below:
Product* ($1,000,000/yr)
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Gasoline(a)
>I attempted a repeat last night with a Shop air compressor, and still
>no positive result. The wornout old thing could only make about 20
>inches of vacuum, and nothing happened in an hour of maintaining it.
The problem you will have with a refrigeration compressor is that by design
they dischar
Average BTU consumed Per Passenger mile by mode of travel:
SUV: 4,591
Air: 4,123
Bus: 3,729
Car: 3,672
Train: 2,138
Source: Bureau of Transportation Statistics
http://199.79.179.77/btsprod/nts/Ch4_web/4-20.htm
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26. June 2001
Award recognizes Novozymesâ strong position as a leading supplier of
sustainable solutions to industries all over the world.
Novozymes A/S received the prestigious Presidential Green Chemistry Challen
http://www.millenniumcell.com
"Millennium Cell is a development stage company focused on the generation of a
new, clean, abundant and renewable source of energy. Millennium Cell's patented
boron-based energy technology delivers a hydrogen fuel that is safe, clean and
easily transported, withou
e point of this post: Could you all please take a look at this and
comment? I would really appreciate your honest, objective comments.
http://www.fuelandfiber.com/Hemp4NRG/Hemp4NRG.htm
Thanks in advance,
Tim Castleman
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if you
e-mail me direct, off-list.
Tim Castleman
Fuel and Fiber Company
1058 N. Higley Rd. #108-160
Mesa, AZ 85205
www.fuelandfiber.com
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I stand ready to be flamed...
http://www.fuelandfiber.com/Hemp4NRG/Hemp4NRG.htm
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Power Energy Fuels, Inc. Leads the World In
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Source: Power Energy Fuels, Inc., Yahoo Finance
04/18
DENVER, April 17 /PRNewswire/ -- Imagine being able to
take the huge amounts of waste created by farm animals
-- millions of tons per day -- and turn that wast
I am referring to the diagram, which when enlarged shows a "pool" of some
liquid, valving, heat exchanger, and what may be a rectifier plus a couple
of transistors? Yet the text refers to "windings" and "no brushes", but I
don't see a mechanical connection, rather it seems electrical with DC. This
Indeed, this appears to be a pure hoax to me. The diagram you refer to
doesn't make sense-OR- I just don't understand the technology involved. I
looked at it carefully and I say - SCAM!
Tim
> http://www.wvt.de/englisch/index.htm
>
> They claim the start up speed with NO LOAD is .3 meters
I dropped the idea, the car is too odd :)
Thanks,
Tim
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> Did you personally put 247000 miles on it in addition to the original
> mileage, or d
I came upon an original owner 1986 Ford Escort wagon that is diesel & front
wheel drive. The glove box is full of receipts, and he says there are more. It
started right up but I did not drive it as one tire was flat. Asking US$900.
The guy says it is only one of 250 and that he had to send to Sp
Please accept my apology for my earlier post regarding Midwest farmers. I was
wrong.
Tim
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> Well now, isnt that just pure babble. Of course its about
>profit, there are people in the midwest trying to make a living. As far >as
>corp-orations go, you cant outlaw them, they for the most part are >you and I,
>kinda like big, bad government.
Living in Arizona these past 17 years
I don't get it, how do you conclude electrical heaters are efficient?
>Now -- consider this -- your most efficient heat transfer is simple
>electrical resistance heaters. also the cheapest. and they work very well
>at 1200 F range.
>
>Consider this -- the steam reformation reaction is a method of
According to a PBS "Nature" program shown here recently, there is a "Dead Zone"
in the Gulf of Mexico the size of New Jersey. This begins at the mouth of the
Mississippi and spreads outward into the gulf. This is caused by excess
nitrogen runoff from Midwest farmlands.
Any thoughts on this?
Ok, more detail: My guess is the device you refer to as measuring resistance
was an amprobe, a device that measures amperage. So, they show you it is not
drawing amps (current) then turn on motor-it is now drawing, say 2 or 3
amps. Ok, now, jumper off the armature(stator?) with one side, gound the
This would be no different than hooking up a battery charger to produce the
arc. Scam.
Tim
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Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2001 6:56 PM
Subject: [biofuel] AquaLux
> I did make It to the demo at AquaLux. It was very interesting. It was
geare
Hi,
My name is Tim Castleman, in Mesa, Arizona. I have been a lurker on this list a
little while. I actually created a seperate view in outlook due to the high
volume of posts. I did that because this is the best list I have ever had the
good fortune to subscribe to. Many thanks to all of you
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