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Hello, I see so many folks using wvo, I just got a conversion kit for my Mercedes 240 D diesel but I can't seem to find any restaurants that are willing to let me pick up the oil.... they all look at my funny and say "oh no, we have a contract"... what is the secret to finding a supplier?
BesidesDaniel 1 month ago
To go to boiling point is both unessacary and too dangerous for this type of ad hock setup. Any temp above ambient is fine but I never go above about 50oC.
At this temp I can dry the oil in 30 min. I have since added a WVO powered burner with heat exchanger which heats the oil quite rapidly and allows the shorter processing time.
The pump I use has a fan and is aircooled like most I have seen and does not seem to be effected by these fluid temps.
glumpy10 4 months ago
What temp do you normally try to meet to dry the oil? 212 degrees makes since to me that should boil it water right out real fast, but pumps are cooled by the liquid they take a suction on so will this destroy your pump?
TheBangBang04 4 months ago
Thanks for the vid
uploadJ 10 months ago