--- anibal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hello!!!!!
> thanks again for the wonderful support.!
> i just did a batch of Bio.... from a thick paste and
> solid fats from fast
> food restaurant..
> the reaction came out well , with a little layer of
> soap on the top....
> is this because the oil has water? or was it a bit
> too much catalyst?
>
> anywyays i scooped the soap on top , and proceeded
> to water wash the bio....
> when i add water the once clear biodiesel becomes
> like an
> emulsification...an d you can't se through it..
>
> how can solve this ?
> would boiling the biodiesel solve anything?
> has anybody thrown some not very clear biodiesel in
> an engine..?
> what do ou recommend i do with my 10 liter batch of
> not clear biodiesel...?
> best
> and thank you very much!!!
> anibal
>
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> hi anibal
emulsification occurs because of soap- formation.
especially if you have a lot of animal fat.
add salt to the water i. e. wash with salty water.
this should form scum with the soap and deposit.
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