Le gouvernement de la province indienne de Chorvalda et DaimlerChrysler viennent de récolter les premières 60 tonnes de noix Jatropha, desquelles ils ont extrait de l’huile capable d’alimenter un moteur diesel ! Pour prouver que cela marche, ils ont ensuite parcouru 5000 km à travers le sub-continent indien au volant d’une Mercedes Classe C, fonctionnant uniquement par ce biocarburant à la noix ! voir aussi le blog auto
Biodiesel à la noix ?
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Hi,
I’m a chemistry student undertaking a research in Jatropha biodiesel. I’m interested in getting to know further about your article related to this topic. Would it be possible for me to get the English version of the article(s)?
Thank you very much.
Hendra AgustianHendra,
thank you very much for your comment. Our article is very general. It says that DAIMLERCHRYSLER has invested jointly with the local Chorvalda governement in the project. It says that they harwested the first 60 tons of the nut, in order to try out their refining process. A Mercedes C-Class car has covered over 5000 km in India, while using just this fuel.
I would be interested in knowing the content of your work on this bio-fuel. Could you posts here some description of your findings and your backgrounds?
Regards,
Christophe Schwartz
Chief Editor « Le Blog Energie »I’m a chemistry student undertaking a research in Jatropha biodiesel. I’m interested in getting to know further about your article related to this topic. Would it be possible for me to get the English version of the article(s)?
Thank you very much.
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