You do not pollute with your oil?

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by geotrouvetout » 04/07/08, 15:56

Christine wrote:Death is only a step in the life process, there is nothing "dark" about it. On the contrary ...


Yes maybe, but death is still a lack of knowing how to live : Cheesy:

Geo;).
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by the middle » 05/07/08, 12:04

Hello everybody
TOO STRONG...
This morning I had a little chat with a nice journalist from Brussels ... retired ...
And when he heard that I had 50% restaurant oil in my tank, his direct response was ...
And ... it doesn't pollute ????
So, as Boursounours says so well, it's a question of ignorance. :?
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by crispus » 05/07/08, 15:49

I recently attended a conference given by the head of the fuel oil experiment at CDA La Rochelle. For the past two years, they have been content with running around ten trucks without modifications at 2% "fresh" rapeseed oil. For "the continuation", they started to collect the oil of the restaurants of the city, that does not miss considering the tourism ...
http://www.civitas-initiative.net/measure_sheet.phtml?lan=fr&id=317

They carried out a pollution assessment before / after. IFP study (?) Shows that burning oil is more harmful than burning diesel, which could explain why this fuel is not authorized in public transport, yet the biggest transport budget in the city ...

After one or two years of experimentation, the verdict is final: "cleaned" engines (found on dismantling), better combustion, less pollutants.

To the innocent question: "Who financed this IFP study", big smile: Total & co of course. : Mrgreen:

The most visible particles (black smoke) are not necessarily the most dangerous, since they are filtered through the nose. The tragedy is that the manufacturers, to make diesel / fuel oil "socially acceptable" have made efforts to make particles more and more fine, close to asbestos ... : Evil:
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by the middle » 05/07/08, 16:08

To the innocent question: "Who financed this IFP study", big smile: Total & co of course.

Yes Crispus, that doesn't surprise me ...
It is often interesting to know who did or funded the study.
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by Other » 05/07/08, 17:10

Hello

It’s not the same people who did the study on wood heating?
when we pay the same taxes on firewood as on fuel oil, it will be clean.
Much like taxed cigarettes and the smuggled Mowacks, apparently taxed, are better for your health :?

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by dreamer » 07/07/08, 02:11

Is this the opportunity to have an "information" evening with video projection and / or debate etc? :)

Question: what is the difference in discharges between oil and diesel?
What makes it smoke?
Because recently, on a cat, I was "attacked" because I said that I was riding a 2-stroke scooter => oil => poison from burning oil: /

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by the middle » 07/07/08, 06:47

dreamer wrote:Because recently, on a cat, I was "attacked" because I said that I was riding a 2-stroke scooter => oil => poison from burning oil: /

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For now, the only criticism made on the combustion of vegetable oil is the production of acrolein (irritant and or carcinogenic product)
But I have no knowledge of serious studies on this subject.
Burning wood in your stove also produces carcinogens :?
How does your two-stroke scooter compare?
It's not vegetable oil that you burn, it's an oil from petroleum ... it's different.
Besides, there must surely be "organic" two-stroke oil.
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by jonule » 07/07/08, 10:30

my my my ....

the lower engine oil is full of combustion soot (especially diesel) and micro-particles of "torn" metal due to friction: yes it is extremely minimal.

we can suspect a hype not to drive for free. good emptying that clogs the filters in winter, it must be well filtered.

I encourage so that we find other solutions gnark gnark ...

there is no sulfur in the HBV, good the diesel they start to release a new one "without sulfur but with chocolate".

all the CO2 produced during the combustion of vegetable oil "returns" (in part) to the future plant which will absorb it while growing: this is why it is renewable, non-fossil and therefore non-taxable.

we will not talk about ecological evidence (transport, refining, wars).

In addition, combustion produces particles 100 to 1000 times larger and therefore carcinogenic.

"the combustion of a vegetable oil is always less dangerous than that of a mineral oil (petroleum)" ... uh I don't think you have to get out of st cyr to understand that it's instinctive.

the lungs have trouble evacuating between 1 and 5µm I think I have a book on it and the info must exist on the net.
below + end I think it goes directly into the blood ... with a filter it must be unbreathable.
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by wirbelwind262 » 07/07/08, 15:10

Hello
in the same genre, the combustion of ethanol in engines produces a significant amount of aldehyde and recognized carcinogen ....
but E85 "it's organic" : Cheesy:
edit for 2t: Castor oil (1% castor oil with 1% synthetic) there's no better, go-karts only use that (see castrol A747 for example)!
check the compatibility with the synthetic for separate lubrication
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by dreamer » 08/07/08, 02:20

In the end it is: as long as you burn some qq, it makes toxic discharges.
A bit like the difference seal / vaporizer (lol)

Organic 2T oil, I can tjs search but I doubt .... unless you have an address?

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