Plse see below
Andreas - can you please post this on the biofuel list as I am not able to
due to being unable to stop my mail program (pegasus) from using rich
text, which is rejected.
Thanks
I've been using used oil 50/50 in my 123 Merc for about 15,000 km so far.
I get the oil in 25 L
Dave,
I have made the same experience with filtering WVO - it seems that very
small organic particles clog the filter. My way around this is to warm the
WVO up to about 60 degrees Celsius, let the solid particles settle for
about 4 - 6 hours and then suck the oil from the surface with a hose
is filtering WVO straight into the reactor.
http://home.swbell.net/scrof/Biod_Proc.html
Luc
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Have a look at Dale Scoggins set up. Scroll down the page to his filters.
He
is filtering WVO straight into the reactor.
http://home.swbell.net/scrof/Biod_Proc.html
Luc
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Dave, have a look at this and see if it might help you.
http://www.usplastic.com/catalog/search.asp?search=ez+strainersx=10y=8.
DAVE C. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I am using Kentucky Fried oil to heat my
house with an oil gun boiler which I have connected to my hot air furnace. My
problem is
When I was in high school I worked at McDonalds on the morning shift opening
the store.
One of my jobs was to filter the French fry oil. We used a big round stainless
tank on wheels that had a pump and some paper filters in the bottom.
The procedure was to light the fryers and once the oil
sufficiently it should work. Worth a try anyway.
Luc
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Luc,
I have already tried
: [Biofuel] Filtering WVO
When I was in high school I worked at McDonalds on the morning shift opening
the store.
One of my jobs was to filter the French fry oil. We used a big round
stainless tank on wheels that had a pump and some paper filters in the
bottom.
The procedure was to light
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When I was in high school I worked at McDonalds on the morning shift opening
the store.
One of my jobs was to filter the French fry oil. We used a big round
stainless tank on wheels
ask though. Thanks.
Luc
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Yes it all goes into the grease vat outside and where I worked at the had a
contract with Griffin
At the moment I pre filter my waste oil through the finest denier tights or
stockings I can find (I get a few funny looks when I go into the local shops
to purchase these). the waste oil is then heated in a steel barrel. A small
pump keeps the oil 'mixing' and this is again pumped through a
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I
some use coffee filters, pantyhose, cheesecloth, etc. It's easier if it's
hot.
Steve Spence
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I don't have a good way of heating it, so what's a good filter for
lukewarm/cool oil?
On Sun, 23 Sep 2001 15:55:01 -0400 steve spence [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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some use coffee filters, pantyhose, cheesecloth, etc. It's easier if
it's
hot.
The Cummins in the Dodge is a direct injection engine and therefore may not
a good candidate for SVO.
I say may not, because I don't think that anyone has yet demonstrated one
way or the other that the technique of using only 70 deg. C+ SVO, and
probably a biodiesel startup and shutdown fuel
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