Macrobb
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I'm planning to get into using WVO or WMO in one of my trucks to start with. I've currently gotten several hundred gallons of WVO stored, along with a good 400 gallons of WMO. I also have a local bar giving me WVO when they change out their fryers - probably 50 gallons a month.
AKA... I have a resource here, and I need to use it.
My plan at this point is:
1. Buy a centrifuge. I'm looking at motor-driven ones(expensive, but better).
2. Use a pre-filter made of rag material - probably denim pant legs?
3. Mix the 'clean' WVO or WMO(yes, I know not to mix them) with 10% Ethanol-free RUG, throw in a dose of diesel additives and call it good,
4. Settle it for a while and make sure nothing is coming out.
5. Run it at 100%.
The centrifuge that looks the best to me is this one:
http://www.wvodesigns.com/raw-power-centrifuge.html.html
Only... I'm looking at buying it without a motor. I should have a compatible Baldor 3-phase motor, and I have inverter drives to run it.
AKA... I have a resource here, and I need to use it.
My plan at this point is:
1. Buy a centrifuge. I'm looking at motor-driven ones(expensive, but better).
2. Use a pre-filter made of rag material - probably denim pant legs?
3. Mix the 'clean' WVO or WMO(yes, I know not to mix them) with 10% Ethanol-free RUG, throw in a dose of diesel additives and call it good,
4. Settle it for a while and make sure nothing is coming out.
5. Run it at 100%.
The centrifuge that looks the best to me is this one:
http://www.wvodesigns.com/raw-power-centrifuge.html.html
Only... I'm looking at buying it without a motor. I should have a compatible Baldor 3-phase motor, and I have inverter drives to run it.