Re: does biodiesel produce black smoke? (GiacGtiAgain)
bio diesel burns the same way as regular diesel.
bio diesel burns the same way as regular diesel.
Quote, originally posted by GiacGtiAgain » |
perhaps the title is misleading or wrong, but considering the source, i took it pretty seriously. is the title incorrect? http://www.hno.harvard.edu/gaz....html |
Quote, originally posted by WhiteRat » |
According to that, they're using B20, which is 20% bio/80% dino. |
Quote, originally posted by GiacGtiAgain » |
if my school does the same thing, that would be contentious enough to make a story out of. i think given the black smoke i see, they must be doing at least that. |
Quote, originally posted by WhiteRat » |
More than likely they only use B20. Straight B100 would be prohibitively expensive to buy in large quantities for a fleet. |
Quote, originally posted by GiacGtiAgain » |
if my school does the same thing, that would be contentious enough to make a story out of. i think given the black smoke i see, they must be doing at least that. |
Quote, originally posted by HarryHood » |
![]() I guess you could be a douchebag about it and try to make a big federal case out of it, or you could just appreciate that they are doing the best they can with what is technically and financially feasible nowadays. Better that they run B20 than B0. http://****************.com/smile/emthup.gif |