] glycerine distillation
on 10/30/03 5:36 PM, Appal Energy at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And even when all things are said and done? The
cost of testing and insuring (liability) that the
recovered product is food or cosmetic grade is one
of the higher costs in the entire process. Tech grade
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Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 1:39 PM
Subject: [biofuel] glycerine distillation
Todd, do you think a thin film evaporator could be used to distill the
glycerine?
I just did some research of my own, and it looks like would have to keep
the glycerine below
Todd, do you think a thin film evaporator could be used to distill the
glycerine?
I just did some research of my own, and it looks like would have to keep the
glycerine below the flash point (176C) which means you'd need a vacuum of about
15mmHg (that's a pretty strong vacuum I assume)
Would
: [biofuel] glycerine distillation
Todd, do you think a thin film evaporator could be used to distill the
glycerine?
I just did some research of my own, and it looks like would have to keep
the glycerine below the flash point (176C) which means you'd need a vacuum
of about 15mmHg (that's a pretty strong
on 10/30/03 5:36 PM, Appal Energy at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And even when all things are said and done? The
cost of testing and insuring (liability) that the
recovered product is food or cosmetic grade is one
of the higher costs in the entire process. Tech grade
is a much less involved
G'day Group
I'm looking into the possibility of applying concentrated solar energy
for Glycerine distillation and it would be useful to know figures
on energy requirement. I don't know exactly what the parameters are
but I imagine something like the amount of energy required to raise
1 litre
