Hi Luc ;
Thanks for your response. Yes those totes are
available locally for around $50. They are quite
convenient with their portability. I used one a few
years ago in a small roadside motorcycle washing
operation.
I plan to include rainwater catching on all buildings.
The problem is that i
>In an open reactor it will. Actually it starts vaporising at much
>lower temperatures than that. But Peter is talking about pressurising
>the process, obviously in a closed reactor. Prof. Allen's processor
>is here:
>
>The 'Deepthort 100B' Batch Reactor
>http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_p
>In an open reactor it will. Actually it starts vaporising at much
>lower temperatures than that. But Peter is talking about pressurising
>the process, obviously in a closed reactor. Prof. Allen's processor
>is here:
>
>The 'Deepthort 100B' Batch Reactor
>http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_proc
>I've read thru the links provided but all data stops at 65
>degrees. Mr. Allen's processor was made deep to be
>able to maximize processing temperature. And also,
>what are the factors and variables which would allow
>minimum (or no) washing (aside from the obvious like
>correct methanol, ca
>I've read thru the links provided but all data stops at 65
>degrees. Mr. Allen's processor was made deep to be
>able to maximize processing temperature. And also,
>what are the factors and variables which would allow
>minimum (or no) washing (aside from the obvious like
>correct methanol, catal
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Subject: Re: [Biofuel] No Wash Biodiesel Process.
Hello All,
Thanks Keith, Dale, Todd, Luc for your
responses. Searching the archives is a lot easier
when you know the correct search word. Super critical
methanol is a bit over the
Hello All,
Thanks Keith, Dale, Todd, Luc for your
responses. Searching the archives is a lot easier
when you know the correct search word. Super critical
methanol is a bit over the horizon for me. I guess my
question was more along the lines of : Does anyone
have any experience at 80 -150 deg
This leads me to my next question. I believe the
reason we all use 55 degrees is because of the low
boiling point of methanol. I spoke to a PhD in
chemical engineering who indicated he had designed a
quick and no wash process. He was clearly not going
to give me any details on the process.
Hello Todd, Tilly and All ;
Thanks for your responses.
--- tillyfromparadise <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
At 55deg c the reaction takes about
60 minutes to complete.
This leads me to my next question. I believe the
reason we all use 55 degrees is because of the low
boiling point of metha
Hello Todd, Tilly and All ;
Thanks for your responses.
--- tillyfromparadise <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> At 55deg c the reaction takes about
> 60 minutes to complete.
This leads me to my next question. I believe the
reason we all use 55 degrees is because of the low
boiling point of methano
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