real good news for alternative diesel users

[632 Regal]

http://www.businessweek.com/bwdaily/dnflash/content/oct2006/db20061030_707910.htm?chan=top+news_top+news+index _businessweek+exclusives

[Blitzkrieg Bob]

in the diesels, it smells yummy.

[winfred]

doesn't really matter for when i start making biodiesel (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biodiesel), all of the **** drops out of solution or gets converted during transesterification (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transesterification)

[shogun]

We produce equipment which is also used for these purposes, besides other applications.

Just got a new inquiry. Looks like this:

We got the property of the palm olein they want to use as fuel of
diesel engine power plant.(As substitute of diesel oil)

Please let me have your offer for the following.

Property of Palm Olein
Density : 0,9159 g/cm3 at 15 degree C
Kinematic viscosity : 28,78 cSt at 50 degree C
Water content : 0,05 wt.%
pour　point : 12,5 degree C
COC flash point : 330 degree C
Solid : < 0,01 wt.%

Flow rate with model XXXXXX L / H
Recommended separating temp : XX degree C
Recommended model for flow rate XXXXX

[632 Regal]

dont follow...seems to me restaurants here will pump it out for free so they dont have to pay to get it removed.

[shogun]

The restaurants cannot sell it. The frying oil has impurities from cooking, solids, water etc. All this has to be separated and that is our business.

In Kyoto City there is presently a project that all the frying oil is collected from restaurants and private households.
2 pilot plants are running now. We also delivered our machinery for these projects. They are just a section of the whole process.

Fishoil is also used for that.
But be prepared to pay in future more for your frying oil, because all the producers/farmers now jump on bio diesel. That makes more money than the cooking oil.