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kongpan Started conversation May 17, 2007
i have a diesel car i interesing in how to make biodiesel?
i run small business and i use alot vegetabel oil.i have to pay for dump it. i want to re use.
if you know please tell me.
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Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo) Posted May 17, 2007
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Traveller in Time Reporting Bugs -o-o- Broken the chain of Pliny -o-o- Hired Posted May 17, 2007
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BioDiesel seems to be just filtered vegetable oil, the only difference claimed (as far as I can find) is the lower viscosity. "
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Stealth "Jack" Azathoth Posted May 17, 2007
I'm pretty sure that you have to go through a number of chemical processes beyond filtering.
I wonder if our science page mightn't be better A4108330
I also wonder if wouldn't be worth looking for a body that accepts donated vegeatble oil and does the processing for you. I think they exist.
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swl Posted May 17, 2007
That's wierd. I was putting notes together to do a Guide Entry on this. It's a simple procedure but I was trying to find out the tax implications.
The British Army in Iraq & Afghanistan runs their vehicles partly on bio diesel.
In the meantime:
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_make.html
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Batty_ACE Posted May 20, 2007
Some of our school systems use biodiesel made from the oils foods are cooked in. I'm told driving behind a school bus in those areas makes you crave french fries..
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