samueleca Registered: 12/19/07
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Is using a water heater less effective than your plan (BTW it is 30gal.) I was looking to gather the components for yours, and then was offered a free water heater, and figured it is already assembled and well insulated.
However if you think it is less effective I can take it apart and use the element and thermostat.
I thought my oil was dry due to long settling time, usually a month. Then I used the HPT and found it too wet, so I will continue testing. Scott
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danalinscott Moderator
Registered: 05/30/06
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I don't know how you intend to adapt a water heater to prefiltering but I have yet to see any design that is as effective as the simple handpump prefilter unit. If you want to experiment then I suggest starting with the Frybrid Still design...and improving it.
Quote: Originally Posted by samuelecaIs using a water heater less effective than your plan (BTW it is 30gal.) I was looking to gather the components for yours, and then was offered a free water heater, and figured it is already assembled and well insulated.
However if you think it is less effective I can take it apart and use the element and thermostat.
I thought my oil was dry due to long settling time, usually a month. Then I used the HPT and found it too wet, so I will continue testing. Scott __________________ Dana danalinscott@yahoo.com |
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blenderbone Registered: 10/01/09
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Reply with quote | #18 | Dana, I am unable to follow the link to your handpump prefilter unit below. I am getting "forbidden" on the server. Thanks, Ben
The simple handpump prefilter unit is designed to dewater wvo sufficiently for use as fuel. It was intended as a simple and inexpensive yet effective way to process WVO into fuel for those needing less than 140 gallons per week. It is much simpler and quicker to settle out suspended water once particulates larger than 10 microns have been removed. __________________ v/r
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danalinscott Moderator
Registered: 05/30/06
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