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by Mervyn E. Rees (Author)
If you would like to make your own biodiesel fuel, or if you simply want to understand the world-wide fascination with its extraordinary potential, you'll need to know all the basic facts around the manufacturing process of biodiesel. While reading this phenomenal pocket-sized book, you'll learn of the skills and techniques required to actually make this fuel at your own home, and you'll develop an exacting knowledge of the materials and equipment necessary for making biodiesel from scratch, whether for your own personal applications or for creating a thriving long-term business! In your ongoing process of discovery, by following these simple, step-by-step instructions and diagrams, you'll quickly become capable of using the necessary chemistry - and before you know it, as you develop a crystal-clear understanding of the do's and don'ts of handling and working with the six primary chemical ingredients, you'll be able to start using your new-found skills with confidence. In addition, you'll find out what's true - and false, about biodiesel and its ingredients, including the many positive environmental effects and the incredible, almost unbelievable financial benefits for people everywhere. Within these pages, you'll discover everything you need to know about biodiesel - and much more as well, by exploring the extremely interesting world of Biodieselers. As you read on, you'll find that you quickly grasp the fine points of making Biodiesel, almost without any effort on your part, as the author has presented this information in an easy-to-understand, naturally flowing style.
Author Biography
Mervyn Rees - The Author of 'The Book on Biodiesel' and 'The Secrets of Biodiesel' www.whybiodiesel.com - An active young 82 year old with a lifetime of experience to share. He created several businesses over the years, from his base outside Farnborough, Hampshire, England. Amongst these he built his own motor cars, the Dragonfly Roadsters, also designing and building bespoke mobile units for exhibitions, sales, workshops, scientific and for various authorities and was elected a Fellow of 'The Institute of the Motor Industry' in 1988. After a major spinal injury in the mid seventies, he changed course and retrained as a health professional in rehabilitation and fitness, which years later eventually led him to charitable work over a period of 6 years in the war torn regions of Bosnia- Herzegovina. Having tried retiring twice and given up, he has many interests and loves to share his passions and his great interests in wildlife and the countryside, his love of boating, angling, painting in watercolours, and writing, as well as making whatever in his workshop. He will gladly give talks on his experiences, environmentally friendly fuels, health and its issues, the motor industry. In fact, he just loves to talk about whatever is of interest to you.
