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Way to go Brian...................As if I don't have enough on my mind with moving my operation 13 miles south. Now you put more ideas in my head!
But.....I have a pile of new 16" gas line pipe (up to 12') that I'v been saving. This pipe is 3/4" thick, and smooth,hmmmmmm. Darn it........Now you've started it!
But.....I have a pile of new 16" gas line pipe (up to 12') that I'v been saving. This pipe is 3/4" thick, and smooth,hmmmmmm. Darn it........Now you've started it!
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Don,
Your welcome......
13 miles x 150 tons = about a week for your move.
So you should have the new centrifuge done in 2 weeks?
While your building yours just make an extra for me.
You could plan a GTG @ your place on moving day?
Your welcome......
13 miles x 150 tons = about a week for your move.
So you should have the new centrifuge done in 2 weeks?
While your building yours just make an extra for me.
You could plan a GTG @ your place on moving day?
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I don't think a GTG would work, If I even mention the "M" word all my friends suddenly have somewhere else to be...............
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a centrifuge sure seems like the way to go. between dewatering, settling the glycerin, and then settling the magnesol, it takes a while to process my batches. i was thinking of going bigger and making 100 gallons each time instead of 40 since it will be the same amount of time.
what are the results like taking your batch from the processor directly to the centrifuge?
what are the results like taking your batch from the processor directly to the centrifuge?
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I may build a centrifuge later, but right now I'm committed to building a "electrostatic" Glycerol separator first. Since I make 100 gallons per hour, I'd like to separate the glycerol on a continuous basis. Don't be afraid to try large batches! I can process 500 gal in 5 hours, which all go into a large tank where I let it settle.
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I may build a centrifuge later, but right now I'm committed to building a "electrostatic" Glycerol separator first. Since I make 100 gallons per hour, I'd like to separate the glycerol on a continuous basis. Don't be afraid to try large batches! I can process 500 gal in 5 hours, which all go into a large tank where I let it settle.
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Ok..... I was off only 50 tons.
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