Ken Provost wrote:
For those interested, I've found a better way to refine WVO than what was
being discussed a few weeks back. You still use NaOH solution, but very
dilute, and lots of it, and you only try to drop the FFA level of the oil by
about 1 ml titer -- repeat as often as needed for your
For those interested, I've found a better way to refine WVO than what was
being discussed a few weeks back. You still use NaOH solution, but very
dilute, and lots of it, and you only try to drop the FFA level of the oil by
about 1 ml titer -- repeat as often as needed for your oil. My worst stuff
Ken,
I have been experimenting with using water and various
catalysts to clarify WVO. My aim had been to drop
the particulate matter from WVO as well as neutralize
any acidity. This would lengthen the time between
cleaning WVO processing filters as well as preclude
any injector/pump damage from
Dana Linscott writes
I have been experimenting with using water and various
catalysts to clarify WVO. My aim had been to drop
the particulate matter from WVO as well as neutralize
any acidity. This would lengthen the time between
cleaning WVO processing filters as well as preclude
any
Ken,
So this is just a dilute NaOH and H20 solution???
Dana
--- Ken Provost [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What are the catalysts you're experimenting with?
Anything along the lines of bentonite,
montmorillonite,
or fuller's earth (commonly known as cat litter)?
:-)
No...Actually trying
So this is just a dilute NaOH and H20 solution???
Yup, 1g NaOH per liter of water, to rinse 1 liter of oil,
repeated as often as necessary. Just a way to get the soap
out sooner rather than later...
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