[Bioconversion] Re: [Gasification] instead of ethanol -- makenatural gas??

[AJH]

On Fri, 11 Nov 2005 16:34:42 -0000, Ken Basterfield  wrote:

>bioDiesel
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>Did any one else pick up the BBC Radio 4 program on biofuels this afternoon?
>A Scottish company, Argent, was featured in part producing bioDiesel from
>tallow (they own and operate a meat waste facility next door) plus WVO on a
>large scale - 5 million litres per annum claimed.
>
>The representative wouldn't go into process details, described it as the
>'black art'. Interestingly he stated that potassium sulphate was a by
>product, useful as a crop fertilizer. Seemingly the process is licensed from
>some Swiss or Austrian company.
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>Can any one guess at what their process is or add any more detail? I thought
>perhaps Acid - Base using sulphuric acid first stage.
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>kenB
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>makenatural gas??
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>On Fri, 11 Nov 2005 06:06:27 EST, Carefreeland at aol.com wrote:
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>>> 
>>DD I thought they cancled that list. I used to get it and it stopped coming
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>>in a year or so ago. Did they cancel Bioconversion ?  I don't get that list
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>>anymore either. 
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>The list is still there, this post should test it. You are still
>subscribed but there are few posts to it.
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>I would welcome posts on the conversion and utilisation of biomass to
>fuel, we could use the outputs of [gasification] and [digestion]
>processes and process these for a number of uses.
>
>Similarly we can discuss under what circumstances the "fireballs" may
>be more appropriate technology than pelleting.
>
>AJH
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