hopefully Motie was talking about our website
www.revenoor.com
Thanks guys
Let me know if I can answer any other questions.
Regards,
Terry D. Wilhelm
The Revenoor Co
--- motie_d <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Martin Klingensmith
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I am exploring ethanol possibilities
> > I have calculated that with a mash of 14% alcohol,
> I will need at 
> least 100
> > gallons to distill out to ~15 gallons of 180 proof
> alcohol.
> > Has anyone ever made a semi-automatic device for 
> fermenting/distilling?
> > I am a typical mechanical-minded person, the least
> effort is the 
> best way
> > right?
> > 
> I agree that is the best way. I'm sort of
> half-heartedly exploring 
> that situation myself. (I don't have time or
> resources to pursue it 
> as a full-time effort)
> I'm looking for a method of using vacuum on a
> fermentation tank to 
> remove some of the alcohol on a continuous basis. I
> found a pressure 
> cooker, boiled about an inch of water in it, letting
> it vent 
> (hopefully) most of the air, and hooked a hose to a
> container with 
> Ethanol in it. I had removed the pressure gauge from
> the cooker, and 
> installed a vacuum gauge from an AirConditioner
> recharging set. I was 
> hoping that as the steam cooled, it would provide
> vacuum enough to 
> pull at least some of the Ethanol vapors to another
> container inline.
> It was a misuse of equipment and failed to work. The
> gasket in the 
> pressure cooker is made to hold pressure, NOT
> vacuum. I got 10 inches 
> of vacuum, and the seal sucked inside. Ethanol will
> not boil at 100F 
> with only 10 inches of vacuum. I want to keep the
> temp of the 
> fermenter low enough so the Yeast will survive and
> continue to 
> produce. Others have told me I need to keep the temp
> below 95F. I 
> still don't know how much vacuum will be needed. I
> haven't abandoned 
> the project, yet.
> 
> I had a link to someone who provides commercial
> systems for sale. I 
> can't locate it just now. They have everything from
> a Still to a 
> complete system including fermentation tanks and
> pumps, up to 1 
> million gallons/year.
> 
> If you find any further info, be sure to post it
> here.
> 
> Motie
> 
> 


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