I tried getting feedback on that question without success. IMO it would be
much simpler to just get one of those already lined "food grade" 200 liter
metal drums.
I don't know how the lining would hold up to reactor mixing, however I am
still hoping to get some sort of reply/educated guess as to the viability of
using this later as a second settling tank and/or wash tank, of the
Standpipe Design.
Should all else fail I shall be the one posting info on it 'cause that is
what I got :-) as a secondary settling tank which will also double duty as a
wash tank.
Luc
Luc
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From: "J.L.Burney" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, January 10, 2005 5:21 AM
Subject: [Biofuel] reactor lineing
hiya all
i was down at the auto parts store today and saw some roll on truck bed
lineing. its a liquid that you paint on into the bed of your truck and it
hardens in to a plastic shell like bed liner. it says its chem resistant i
was just wondering if anyone has ever tried to coat the inside/outside of
thier reactor wash and storage barrels with this or somthing simmilar. it
would be great if you use 55 gallon steel drums it would also make it easyer
to seal things up nice and tight. could also help insulate and protect the
barrels if you have an outsied set up like i do. just a thought
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