>Yo, tell me to shuddup if I'm beating a dead horse.
>I think molecular sieve is overkill for drying ethanol.
>It can easily achieve 99.9%, and you only need maybe 98%
>to make biodiesel. (My earlier results at 95% were
>anomalous, i.e., probly WRONG :-))
Yo Ken, that's no dead horse, flog away. 98% is much better than
99.9%... though not as nice as 95%, 'tis true.
>Corn grits are the other extreme -- I'm thinkin maybe
>silica gel or activated alumina. Something that doesn't
>need 300C and 10 torr to regenerate. -K
Or something really cheap? Zeolite's been made from rice husks, and
from kitchen wastes, but I don't know how. Please keep us updated on
your work, both with drying ethanol and with ethyl esters via
less-than-anhydrous ethanol.
By the way, did you ever see this?
http://archive.nnytech.net/sgroup/biofuel/11024/1/
Best
Keith
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