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Monday, January 08, 2007 10:20:42 AM
That's all I'm saying--there's a certain amount of energy available by burning fuel and that can't be increased unless energy is added from a different source. The company is probably exaggerating significantly at a minimum.
Since it's their own brand of "biofuel" and not biodiesel or ethanol, I don't know exactly what it is or how well it can serve the purpose of running an engine. If that fuel alone can run a gasoline or diesel engine directly, that obviously would give them a lot of help.
As is, though, their biofuel could be anything. If soybeans are simply pureed in a blender and the solids are centrifuged out, there would likely be some liquid with a BTU content of around the same 128,000 BTU/gallon and, being mostly hydrocarbons, the liquid could probably be mixed with diesel or gasoline and an engine could run with the mixture. I don't know what good that would do, though. Maybe they could do a test to see how much more energy their brand of 50/50 mixture can produce vs. gasoline or diesel mixed 50/50 with vegetable oil.
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