Hi
My 2 cents as electrical engineer
> Actually it kind of makes sense, If you run 120 volts through a light
> bulb made for a 130 volts, they are dimmer and cooler than a 120 volt
> light bulb of the same wattage, despite the fact that you are using the
> same amount of electricity.
The compa
extremely large candle, I'll grant you ), because the
>metal would not be able to get rid of the heat.
>
>Greg H.
> - Original Message -
> From: Martin Klingensmith
> To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Saturday, November 22, 2003 11:34
> Subject:
elements was Re: [biofuel] pumps, etc.
Dan Maker wrote:
>Wynn said:
>
>
>>Dan,
>>Can you explain WHY "it would make an electrician shudder"? I see
>>nothing wrong with it!
>>
>>
>
>As I'm not an electrician,
Martin Klingensmith said:
>
> >Dan Maker said:
> >
> >As I'm not an electrician, I am only relating what my co-worker, who is
> >an electrician, said when I mentioned this to him.
>
> I'm not sure where this is coming from. As long as your wiring is
> properly sized to the heating element, a hea
Dan Maker wrote:
>Wynn said:
>
>
>>Dan,
>>Can you explain WHY "it would make an electrician shudder"? I see
>>nothing wrong with it!
>>
>>
>
>As I'm not an electrician, I am only relating what my co-worker, who is
>an electrician, said when I mentioned this to him.
>
>His biggest concern w
Maud Essen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, November 21, 2003 10:51 PM
Subject: Re: [biofuel] pumps, etc.
> Todd, is this magnetic drive pump big enough for Mark's water heater
design?
>
>
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/productdetail.jsp?xi=xi&ItemId=1611762438&am
Todd, is this magnetic drive pump big enough for Mark's water heater design?
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/productdetail.jsp?xi=xi&ItemId=1611762438&ccitem=
Thanks.
Maud
>The pump you referenced is a clear water pump and is known to leak quite
>easily. It would probably work. But put a drip
Wynn said:
>
> Dan,
> Can you explain WHY "it would make an electrician shudder"? I see
> nothing wrong with it!
As I'm not an electrician, I am only relating what my co-worker, who is
an electrician, said when I mentioned this to him.
His biggest concern was that it was quite inefficent. For
Dan,
Can you explain WHY "it would make an electrician shudder"? I see
nothing wrong with it!
Wynn
Dan Maker wrote:
>Keith Addison said:
>
>
>>>I'm undecided between using a 55 gal drum with a cone bottom or an old
>>>water heater as a processor. Regarding the water heater, I have seen
>>>t
Keith Addison said:
>
> >I'm undecided between using a 55 gal drum with a cone bottom or an old
> >water heater as a processor. Regarding the water heater, I have seen
> >the recommendation that it be plugged into a 110 outlet instead of 220
> >to keep the elements from getting too hot. Is it ok
Hello Sue
>Hello All,
>
>I am gathering materials to build a closed processor and have some
>questions that I am sure are rather elementary, but here goes:
>
>I have heard it mentioned that the processor can build up pressure. Why
>and how much? Should I have a pressure relief valve for safety?
t; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, November 19, 2003 1:04 AM
Subject: [biofuel] pumps, etc.
> Hello All,
>
> I am gathering materials to build a closed processor and have some
> questions that I am sure are rather elementary, but here goes:
>
> I have heard it m
Hello All,
I am gathering materials to build a closed processor and have some
questions that I am sure are rather elementary, but here goes:
I have heard it mentioned that the processor can build up pressure. Why
and how much? Should I have a pressure relief valve for safety?
I'm undecided betw
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