on 12/1/04 3:55 AM, Keith Addison at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it perhaps more important when making ethyl esters (as you do)
than with methyl esters? It didn't seem to make any difference when
we tried it (with methyl esters).
Absolutely -- the ethanol process uses a LOT more alkali,
or not there would be any benefit to run the settled but yet unwashed BD
through a fuel filter once the glycerine has been drained. Any thoughts
accompanied by explanation?
Thanks
Luc
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on 11/30/04 4:54 PM, Legal Eagle at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Today, while pondering my reactor/wash tank set up, I wondered about whether
or not there would be any benefit to run the settled but yet unwashed BD
through a fuel filter once the glycerine has been drained. Any thoughts
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on 11/30/04 4:54 PM, Legal Eagle at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Today, while pondering my reactor/wash tank set up, I wondered about
whether
or not there would be any benefit to run the settled but yet
the glyc is something that was suggested to me several times. how do
people feel about that in general?
Ken Provost wrote:
on 11/30/04 4:54 PM, Legal Eagle at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Today, while pondering my reactor/wash tank set up, I wondered about whether
or not there would be any
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on 11/30/04 4:54 PM, Legal Eagle at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Today, while pondering my reactor/wash tank set up, I wondered
about whether
or not there would be any benefit to run the settled but yet unwashed BD
through a fuel filter once the glycerine has been drained. Any
on 12/1/04 3:55 AM, Keith Addison at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it perhaps more important when making ethyl esters (as you do)
than with methyl esters? It didn't seem to make any difference when
we tried it (with methyl esters).
Absolutely -- the ethanol process uses a LOT more alkali,
