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Tell us about Yourself

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Do You Make Biodiesel?
No - Never have
11% (1 votes)
Yes - A few test batches
22% (2 votes)
Yes - More than 20 gallons a month
0% (0 votes)
Yes - More than 20 gallons a week
66% (6 votes)

Total : 9

Poll created on: Mar-10-10 12:50:50

#11 Top Jul-25-10 21:57:58

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Welcome Mike......500 ppm

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#12 Top Aug-10-10 22:49:17

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Hi everyone..
if you've been on infopop you know who I am..
for those that don't know abou inofpop..no rick not making a plug here.
I've been making BD since 12/04..well atleast that was when I joined infopop..I a few failures before that..
how many batches..MANY..these day I ran on average 2 65 gallon batches per week in 2 plastic cone bottom tanks.
heated of course..and yes they been online for about 3 year now.
I also do methanol recovery but that in a 80 gallon water heater to doubles as a reactor.
and yes the AE on this site needs an update..wink its coming Rick..
at the moment I still water wash my biodiesel. I don't have time to wait for it to settle.

-dkenny

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#13 Top Aug-30-10 08:22:29

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Hi all!

My name's Kenzie and I work for a masonry company as kind of a Jill-of-all-Trades.  I love my job and where it's taking me, and right now, it's taking me to learning to produce (and then producing) enough biodiesel to power the company trucks and equipment.  I also push wheelbarrows, stack stones, make deliveries, research, design and maintain the website, local marketing, etc.  I also am getting experience in bonsai as a hobby, and I cook, clean, and am generally good company! yikes)

At this point, my largest "batch" has been about 4 gallons... I have better titration tools coming as well as some phLip tests, and the boss's brother is a plumber who is helping us get ahold of some hot water heater tanks and between the three of us and online resources, we've got a pretty good idea of how to convert them into a pretty snazzy processor!  I like this part of my renaissance job, even if it is ultimately frustrating at times.

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