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Removal of carbon residue from biodiesel

2009-03-30View Original

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I use gutter oil to produce biodiesel, and I don’t want to use a distillation device. I want to find a simple way to remove the carbon residue in the biodiesel. I did acidification, degumming and impurity removal during the pre-treatment of the raw oil, but the product still had carbon residue. Later, I tried adding a carbon remover to the product. The effect was only a little better, but it still couldn’t be completely removed. After the product was distilled, it was completely removed, but I can’t use the distillation equipment. I would like to ask my friends who has a better way.
Reply #22009-04-02
The poster said you can’t use distillation!
Reply #32009-04-22
After the waste oil is recycled, there are many solid impurities that need to be removed. In the past, the commonly used equipment was plate and frame, centrifuge and other filtration equipment. We now have automatic sewage filters. Interested friends can discuss it and contact me jwL5884284@126.com

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