BioDieselNow - Renewable biodiesel fuel

I don't have a knowledgable answer for you, but there is a passage in wikipedia which hints at how they may have accomplished the "0 trans-fat" solid shortening. See Trans_fat#Manufacturer_response . "Solid saturated palm oil cut with soybean oil and sunflower oil" is a possibility...

Hi all, I was wondering if there are any plans out there for building a processor out of poly cone bottom tanks, I see a lot for steel/stainless. Could I use one of those plans with a little tweaking? Any suggestions/advice welcome. Thanks Danny

I was thinking about building my own processor. I was wondering where do i get the methanol? Also is it ok to run b-100 in a stock diesel car or truck? I was also wondering if anyone near lynchburg, VA was making biodiesel to tell me where i can get supplys localy, to see how they do their process. I...

I'm interested in seeing if it is possible set up a home system that would be economically viable and be capable of producing quantities sufficient for my own use. What I lack is specific knowledge like what the best type of algae is to try, the CO2 to oxygen ratio to provide optimum growth. I would...

Just as the rest of the country i'm concerned with the price of diesel fuel,i own a construction company with a small fleet of trucks and equipment.I have been reading for months now on how easy it is to make your own bio diesel.lol.I have several questions and dont know who to trust.The companies...

The spikes in horsepower are at the transmission's shift points. Note: this the horsepower delivered to the wheels The difference is less than 5 horsepower. greaseandgo.com bio-fuel preforms almost the same as #2 pump diesel fuel. There are no toxic waste products left over from processing the bio...

check out the videos / see the results http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_qCXCA9SY0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wEWm44UDTA I hope more people would use bio-fuels, no vehicle conversion is really needed. I have been using bio-fuel for 2.5 years, now 6 cars drive on my bio-fuel.

This came up in my Google alerts recently. Looks like a plate full of dung to me, but I guess thats what fungus grows in right? Maybe a way to combine wastewater processing with fuel production??? http://blog.wired.com/wiredscience/2007/08/fungi-make-biod.html