by jonule » 08/08/08, 10:58
well;
I recognize the ambiguity, let's try to move forward, sic ela can lead us somewhere, which I doubt ...
is the word "vegetable" so important?
what is the difference between vegetable and mineral oil?
then we will say that his engine was invented (we will not talk about successive patents but what led to his factory for manufacturing serial engines for the automobile) to run on oil, whether mineral or vegetable.
GASOIL also means oil gas, made by the injection pump (spraying).
so here you go, oil engine.
the difference between oil, butter and fat, we can say that they are all oils, but that their viscosity varies, like coal, lubricating oils and diester.
So what I meant when I said that "his rudolf engine was invented to run on oil", it must be said that it is not the word "vegetable" that matters, but was invented for any oily body whose viscosity is acceptable.
when we know that between viscosity and temperature there is only one step, we understand why the countries of the east use oils like palm oil, jathropa, and we rapeseed and sunflower.
diester is an esterified vegetable oil (alcohol) + liquid than pure vegetable oil, a bit like petroleum, mineral oil, but which has been ... distilled to give gas oil, + viscous than gasoline, but which come not from a field but from a VERY FAT, so not to say very viscous and oily.
not to mention the tar sands ...
so skin on the ball as a debate I don't see any importance or so much wrong or reason.
it will remain that the diesel engine works perfectly with oil, and I add that it was invented for, look in your dictionaries and encyclopedias, it can be interesting to see what each one brings there!
and as long as you do, also report how he died, apart from "he disappeared crossing the sleeve" thin so he could not swim?
> By the way, Sawouah, have you identified the injections of your vehicles?
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