I think I am low in my rough guess on the amount of fat in an animal carcass.I
purchased a 10.23 lb beef roast,additional fat was trimmed in the grocery.After
cooking I collected .56 lbs of fat from the pan and the roast was still very
well marbled with fat.It may be that a 600 lb carcass could
Has anyone out there got any good ideas on an effective method for
filtering used cooking fat. I run my car on straight heated fat but I
regularly clog up my fuel filter. I currently get my fat from fast
food outlets, then sieve it, and filter it twice through cloth. This
is a slow messy proce
Ouch!
I think that I might rather just walk than take up "abattoir skills".
An obvious source of fat is from the slaughter plants (like IBP) where
excess external fat is trimmed off and often added to ground beef coming
from slaughter dairy animals (that may be lower in fat). They kill
~2050 he
the centrifuge sounds like a great idea. I am lucky enough to have a source
of clean oil; a place that makes corn chips.
I filter my oil directly through a 20" filter i got from Tek Supply for
about $20 with replacement filters at about $3. they come in versions down
to 5 microns. i use an electr
and a
plastic drum.
I hope this will help.
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> Has anyone out there got any good ideas on an effective method for
> filtering u
make up a manifold out of plastic pipe, vertically placed to use gravity
i no pump used. a small canister on top, a short pipe to a tee, branch
it to several other tees, on the manifold end an elbow. pieces of pipe
to couplers, then a duplicate on the bottom, glue all but the top of the
straight
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>I hope this will help.
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a set of flat furnace filters might work nicely, coarse ones on top,
fine ones on bottom.
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Date: Thursday, January 04, 2001 1:19 PM
Subject: [biofuel] Fat filter
>Has anyone out there got any good ideas on an effective method for
>filtering used cooking fat. I run my car on straight heated fat but I
>regularly clog up my fuel filter. I currently get my fat from fas
Hi, all
I use a piece of window screening over a piece of panty hose, both attached
to the wand of a wet-dry vac with an elastic band. I keep the wand near the
top of the oil (most of the heavy particles are at the bottom) and when the
screen fills up, simply shift to a clean section of both f
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explaining how these toxins affect our bodies. He cuts through the political
and
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