suction hose. Have had
>few problems with nylon barb fittings though they do need occasional
>tightening.
>
>Hope this helps,
>
>Bill Clark
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hose. Have had
few problems with nylon barb fittings though they do need occasional
tightening.
Hope this helps,
Bill Clark
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Sent: Sunday, September 11, 2005 3:32 PM
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] All plastic processor
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PVC is rated at 160 psi at 73 deg F. as one (pressure) increases the
other (temp) must decrease within limits of a range. thus if one takes
PSI to 0 temp can increase to a maximum before deformation. I don't know
that point... but I have tested it to 212 deg F with no deformations or
glue probl
PVC will get soft as it's heated. Take this into account. I'm not sure
how much heat is required though. I've seen people bend and stretch PVC
using steam or propane torch.
Also, PVC gives off dioxin when it burns.
JJJN wrote:
>I may be getting in the middle here but FYI I just purchased s
thanks jjjn this is the best ideal i have seen yet.
god bless Levi
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Subject: Re: [Biofuel] All plastic processor
> I may be getting
I may be getting in the middle here but FYI I just purchased some 8"
Dia. Sch 40 PVC. It holds roughly 2.5 gallons per foot. they make a very
nice concentric reducer glue fitting for the bottom that can be
threaded to your choice of sizes. The Wall Thickness is heavy enough
you can drill and
>I've been using an ethylene processor, using jb welding on the joints. Made
>about 45 gallons then it started leaking. Just make sure to really rough up
>surfaces that the jb weld will adhere too, and cake it on. good luck.
>david
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_make2.html#plastics
Make you
I've been using an ethylene processor, using jb welding on the joints. Made
about 45 gallons then it started leaking. Just make sure to really rough up
surfaces that the jb weld will adhere too, and cake it on. good luck.
david
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How about an old hot water heater, or for something smaller perhaps a beer keg. They are usually made of stainless.
MikaKeith Addison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Ron>I am currently getting all my materials together to build a >processor. It seems to me that some people are building with met
Hello Ron
>I am currently getting all my materials together to build a
>processor. It seems to me that some people are building with metal.
>I would like to go all plastic except for a couple of things that
>are unavoidable (namely pipes, heating elements and joints). It
>seems to me that I w
I am currently getting all my materials together to
build a processor. It seems to me that some people are building with metal. I
would like to go all plastic except for a couple of things that are unavoidable
(namely pipes, heating elements and joints). It seems to me that I
will have less
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