Comments for Water4Gas /Trucks http://www.reportsbycm.com Convert Your Car/Truck to BURN WATER as well as Gasoline Wed, 07 Jan 2009 05:24:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on If electricity is made from biodiesel is that efficient? by A T http://www.reportsbycm.com/hybrid-car/if-electricity-is-made-from-biodiesel-is-that-efficient#comment-1855 A T Sun, 04 Jan 2009 20:42:59 +0000 http://www.reportsbycm.com/hybrid-car/if-electricity-is-made-from-biodiesel-is-that-efficient#comment-1855 Sadly the choice we are making as a bio diesel fuel is not the right one, it is not efficient as far as energy production is concerned, the decision was made too fast and subsidies now make farmers unwilling to give it up, but it's cost is not simply that of the energy, involved, but the loss of habitat, and farming ground, there is a bio fuel alternative as reported in Scientific American/ New Scientist that does make sense, and it is a form of grass that can be grown economically in very poor (sub standard for farming land), and is a form of grass, but whether a change in policy is still possible now is hard to say, the last month has shown us British labs that have perfected a form of lab based process that can convert sugars into high grade fuel, from bacteria , maybe this is the solution, but when will it reach the market, and at what price ?<br><b>References : </b><br> Sadly the choice we are making as a bio diesel fuel is not the right one, it is not efficient as far as energy production is concerned, the decision was made too fast and subsidies now make farmers unwilling to give it up, but it's cost is not simply that of the energy, involved, but the loss of habitat, and farming ground, there is a bio fuel alternative as reported in Scientific American/ New Scientist that does make sense, and it is a form of grass that can be grown economically in very poor (sub standard for farming land), and is a form of grass, but whether a change in policy is still possible now is hard to say, the last month has shown us British labs that have perfected a form of lab based process that can convert sugars into high grade fuel, from bacteria , maybe this is the solution, but when will it reach the market, and at what price ?
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]]> Comment on If electricity is made from biodiesel is that efficient? by eric http://www.reportsbycm.com/hybrid-car/if-electricity-is-made-from-biodiesel-is-that-efficient#comment-1854 eric Sun, 04 Jan 2009 20:20:59 +0000 http://www.reportsbycm.com/hybrid-car/if-electricity-is-made-from-biodiesel-is-that-efficient#comment-1854 Technically its not efficient, because it takes energy to grow the plants, transport them, manufacture the diesel, and make the plant to turn it into electricity. But it partly depends what the source of biofuel is. If its recycled chip fat plus ethanol made from waste, plants grown on waste land or algae, thats not so innefficient. Biodiesel is oil plus ethanol brewed from plants and yeast. Food grade plants are used to make it, thats taking farmland away from growing food crops. Thats good economics but not good ethics.<br><b>References : </b><br> Technically its not efficient, because it takes energy to grow the plants, transport them, manufacture the diesel, and make the plant to turn it into electricity.
But it partly depends what the source of biofuel is. If its recycled chip fat plus ethanol made from waste, plants grown on waste land or algae, thats not so innefficient.
Biodiesel is oil plus ethanol brewed from plants and yeast. Food grade plants are used to make it, thats taking farmland away from growing food crops. Thats good economics but not good ethics.
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]]> Comment on Which biodiesel will less emission and environmental friendly but have high power for passenger car? by Simian J http://www.reportsbycm.com/hybrid-car/which-biodiesel-will-less-emission-and-environmental-friendly-but-have-high-power-for-passenger-car#comment-1853 Simian J Thu, 01 Jan 2009 18:34:59 +0000 http://www.reportsbycm.com/hybrid-car/which-biodiesel-will-less-emission-and-environmental-friendly-but-have-high-power-for-passenger-car#comment-1853 Jatropha Curcas is one of the best, in my opinion.... I really wonder why more people are not playing around with this.... Meaning, if you were to plant just 3 acres of it, in theory, you would never have to worry about fuel again.. Pretty neat isnt it?? :)<br><b>References : </b><br> Jatropha Curcas is one of the best, in my opinion…. I really wonder why more people are not playing around with this…. Meaning, if you were to plant just 3 acres of it, in theory, you would never have to worry about fuel again..

Pretty neat isnt it?? :)
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]]> Comment on Which biodiesel will less emission and environmental friendly but have high power for passenger car? by JOHNNIE B http://www.reportsbycm.com/hybrid-car/which-biodiesel-will-less-emission-and-environmental-friendly-but-have-high-power-for-passenger-car#comment-1852 JOHNNIE B Thu, 01 Jan 2009 17:59:59 +0000 http://www.reportsbycm.com/hybrid-car/which-biodiesel-will-less-emission-and-environmental-friendly-but-have-high-power-for-passenger-car#comment-1852 DO NOT Put Bio diesel in cars that run on gasoline!!!!! It will ruin your motor.<br><b>References : </b><br> DO NOT Put Bio diesel in cars that run on gasoline!!!!! It will ruin your motor.
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]]> Comment on Which biodiesel will less emission and environmental friendly but have high power for passenger car? by Cowboy http://www.reportsbycm.com/hybrid-car/which-biodiesel-will-less-emission-and-environmental-friendly-but-have-high-power-for-passenger-car#comment-1851 Cowboy Thu, 01 Jan 2009 17:20:59 +0000 http://www.reportsbycm.com/hybrid-car/which-biodiesel-will-less-emission-and-environmental-friendly-but-have-high-power-for-passenger-car#comment-1851 You should get just about the same power with bio diesel I have ran regular diesel, B20 ( 20% bio diesel), B50, B80, and B100, they all had about the same power, with the bio diesel the motor seemed to run a lot smoother but as for power all bio diesel should run about the same at least that is what I have noticed in my trucks. I run it in a 6.0L Powerstroke and a 7.3L Powerstroke and the power was the same. as for SVO(straight vegetable oil) I have friends running it and they said the power is a little bit less than with the bio diesel but not a significant difference. they are running SVO in 3, 5.9L Cummins diesels. As for what kind of bio diesel it is all really the same and will run fine in any diesel motor car or tuck, you may need to replace fuel lines if your car is older because bio diesel is a pretty good solvent and will eat through old rubber fuel lines. If you have never used bio diesel before I recommend using a blend like B20 for a few tanks then move up just to see how your motor will react to the bio diesel there shouldn't be any problems but better safe than sorry. I hope this was helpful and good luck<br><b>References : </b><br> You should get just about the same power with bio diesel I have ran regular diesel, B20 ( 20% bio diesel), B50, B80, and B100, they all had about the same power, with the bio diesel the motor seemed to run a lot smoother but as for power all bio diesel should run about the same at least that is what I have noticed in my trucks. I run it in a 6.0L Powerstroke and a 7.3L Powerstroke and the power was the same. as for SVO(straight vegetable oil) I have friends running it and they said the power is a little bit less than with the bio diesel but not a significant difference. they are running SVO in 3, 5.9L Cummins diesels.
As for what kind of bio diesel it is all really the same and will run fine in any diesel motor car or tuck, you may need to replace fuel lines if your car is older because bio diesel is a pretty good solvent and will eat through old rubber fuel lines. If you have never used bio diesel before I recommend using a blend like B20 for a few tanks then move up just to see how your motor will react to the bio diesel there shouldn't be any problems but better safe than sorry. I hope this was helpful and good luck
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