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did any of you already or did you just use a milk skimmer to clean the frying oil ???
I just grabbed a given very friendly, a diabolo that I will motorized, seeing that it skims the milk on the same principle as to clean the oil I think it should work very well right?
I take any advice thank you in advance
fred
Used vegetable oil centrifuge
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the cream separator was invented for milk to avoid leaving the milk and the cream to separate too slowly by simple decantation: the milk being perishable it is a shame to let it wait a whole day to separate the cream
for oil there is nothing wrong with just waiting: no need for a cream separator
another practical detail: milk is much more fluid than oil ... the high viscosity of the oil risks entraining everything without any settling effect
in a cream separator the milk passes between trays with a small gap, I think that the high viscosity of the oil will cause everything without separation
for oil there is nothing wrong with just waiting: no need for a cream separator
another practical detail: milk is much more fluid than oil ... the high viscosity of the oil risks entraining everything without any settling effect
in a cream separator the milk passes between trays with a small gap, I think that the high viscosity of the oil will cause everything without separation
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re, as much for me, I only had to put I'm taking any advice .
I correct my request:
I take information and advice from someone who has already used a milk separator to clean used oil, knowing that I completely agree that it is necessary to heat the oil to thin it (the make it less viscous) in order to be able to carry out its filtration.
The goal is to use the oil in my car, and especially to filter it faster by heating with a BAB of course .
This being the CIA, Iran and Uranium are a bit far from oil anyway.
Then the oil is not perishable it is on, time is a way of decanted it is also.
That said when we can shorten the time required and at a lower cost which is the case in my situation, why not take advantage of it, is not;).
That said, thank you anyway, because I realize that at the base I formulated my question incorrectly , so much for me when you don't ask the right question or don't explain yourself well, you don't get the expected answers.
fred
I correct my request:
I take information and advice from someone who has already used a milk separator to clean used oil, knowing that I completely agree that it is necessary to heat the oil to thin it (the make it less viscous) in order to be able to carry out its filtration.
The goal is to use the oil in my car, and especially to filter it faster by heating with a BAB of course .
This being the CIA, Iran and Uranium are a bit far from oil anyway.
Then the oil is not perishable it is on, time is a way of decanted it is also.
That said when we can shorten the time required and at a lower cost which is the case in my situation, why not take advantage of it, is not;).
That said, thank you anyway, because I realize that at the base I formulated my question incorrectly , so much for me when you don't ask the right question or don't explain yourself well, you don't get the expected answers.
fred
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Hot filtration in the centrifuge for use in auto fuel ... You go straight into the wall ..
For the BAB the filtration must be summary ... If you have solid fats to filter it is much better to have a cumulus heated to 60 70 ° with a gentle heating which will allow the water to descend to the bottom
I have this system
http://www.oliomobile.org/fr/forum/down ... &mode=view
It's enough for a BAB with recuperation sheet ... and it filters and it settles gently by keeping your oil hot for your bab ..
For your sedimentation car 6 weeks, and rag filtration you have already done 90% of the taf without a single kw / h ...
For the BAB the filtration must be summary ... If you have solid fats to filter it is much better to have a cumulus heated to 60 70 ° with a gentle heating which will allow the water to descend to the bottom
I have this system
http://www.oliomobile.org/fr/forum/down ... &mode=view
It's enough for a BAB with recuperation sheet ... and it filters and it settles gently by keeping your oil hot for your bab ..
For your sedimentation car 6 weeks, and rag filtration you have already done 90% of the taf without a single kw / h ...
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The only thing safe in the future. It is that there may chance that it conforms to our expectations ...
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dedeleco wrote:the high viscosity of the oil risks entraining everything without any settling effect
The viscosity slows the separation which will be done if time is allowed, and if the density difference is sufficient.
By heating the oil, the viscosity decreases enormously.
you answer as for a laboratory centrifuge which centrifuges test tubes: we can let it run for as long as we want
the milk centrifuge is something else: a continuous flow of milk passes between turntables and at the outlet the cream is separated: it is optimized to separate the light cream particles in the middle of the fluid milk
to purify the oil it is the opposite, it is rather the heavy impurities that we would like to separate
in a cream separator the solid impurities will stick to it and never come out
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