Hello all!
Has anyone checked them out and find out what's in that secret
formulation they've got and what it really does to the waste vegie oil?
I'm just curious.
best regards,
Ken
Hallo,
Check out this website if you want to see how well some folks talk out
both sides of their mouths.
Hello all!
Yup! Chris is right.
When I read Gustl's reply and read gasoline, I just about laughed my
head off. I grew up in a motor shop with my grandfather fixing all kinds
of engines, and yes, we mixed gasoline with vegie oil for quickie fixes
when we run out of diesel at the shop. Quickie
Jan / James,
You've been good help!! I'm going to do some tests this coming week.
Thanks so much!! Any other inputs are still welcome!!
best regards,
Ken
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From: JAMES PHELPS [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2007 2:53
Thanks again Jan.
Its 71.8% FFA. But doing acid esterification twice? Do you finish with a
base transesterification after the two acid esterification?
Please pardon my ignorance. Can you expound a bit. First time to hear
about acid esterification twice. Appreciate very much your help on the
Thanks Jan,
So you are saying that Aleks Kac's two stage process is the way to go on
this one? Start with the acid-based stage and finish with the base-based
stage. That's doing it twice right?
Am doing small batches on the single stage base process (about 100 liters
veg. oil). Will blending
Hi everyone,
I sent this out a few days ago. I was told by someone in the oil mill that
crude fatty acid distillate is just a fancy name for their seconds or reject
oils, which soap factories take from them and make into soap. Anyone has
any experience with this kind of stock being made into
Hi everyone,
An oil mill has just told me that they have excess of crude fatty acid
distillate which they can give me with the following specifications :
Free Fatty Acid (As Lauric) - 71.8%
Iodine Value mg I/g - 10
Total Fatty Matter- 96%
Moisture Impurities
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
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got through
ken
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From: root [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Friday, August 11, 2006 7:10 AM
Subject: [Biofuel] test please
please reply if this gets through, i changed email clients, and now i
keep getting rejected emails from [EMAIL
I protest too!!!
Hey Keith!! Where's my video?
You promised Paris Hilton and Mike Tyson!!!
Isn't the internet a fun place to be? I've promised to passed on the clips
for beer money myself!!
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But, seriously, people on the list ought to know what is and what is not.
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I agree with being local. That is the way to change things. One little
block at a time. Of course, how big your local is, is dependent on how
extensive your resources are.
Here in the Philippines, I am up against two or three big giants trying to
push biofuels in a big way but unfortunately,
test batch yesterday. It that a
reflection or something?
best regards,
Ken Uy (tanuki)
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From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 3:09 AM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Test Batches
I have made a few test batches
What is
that phenomenon?
best regards,
Ken Uy (tanuki)
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Hi Louie / Ramon,
Well, I also do have something in the works. But it will be along the lines
of commercial production. If you can direct me to that PCA manager in Zambo
who wants to do something commercially, I may be able to help.
However, I have a different concept than what the two
in a few weeks some experiments, will keep it posted here.
Hi Tanuki,
You may want to partner with Seaoil Philippines. They are a minor oil
player here.
I don't think there's someone who's doing homebrewing let me just put it
this way.. I feel that majority of the biodiesel users here
I would like to link up with people in the Philippines who are interested in
the small scale biodiesel production. Had previously posted here because I
noted a spot of Filipinos responding here. Anyone doing homebrewing in the
Philippines?
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I noted a Franklin del Rosario cited in our web pages. How can we get in
touch with him? I have been looking for someone to link up with here in the
Philippines to look into doing bio-diesel.
The Philippines is a strange situation. The government wants BIG biodiesel
plants and is discouraging
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