Extreme Raw Power Centrifuge | General Overview | Utah Biodiesel Supply

This video is an overview of the Raw Power Centrifuge from WVO Designs that we tested.

After doing lots of testing with it, we fell in love with how well it works and decided to add it to our products we offer.

It will spin an internal rotor up to 6,000 RPM's and will remove water, grit, and debris from oil used in making Biodiesel.


We did a larger than normal page on it describing how it works and what it does and how it might benefit filtering oil.

Here's the link:
http://www.utahbiodieselsupply.com/centrifugewvo.php

Happy filtering!
Utah Biodiesel Supply
http://www.utahbio.com

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[scott98390]

Great videos, but I have to side with @mycoptah - it's cen-TRI-fuge, not cen-TER-fuge.

I can't believe you get your hands that close to a wheel spinning @ 6000rpm.

[UtahBiodiesel]

@scott98390 Yep. I suck at spelling.

[Turbocharge1000]

thats actually the Electric hz reading... its 60 hz and the motor spins at 3450 rpm!! :)

[UtahBiodiesel]

@Turbocharge1000 The AC unit varies the hz (Yep, incoming hz to the AC unit is 60 hz) to the motor which then varies the RPM's. However, you can set the read out to read in Hz, RPM's, and a host of other variables.

[circusboy90210]

is this all you need or do sock filters help out?? what about seperating glycerin?? what is the ratio of glycerin to grease??? please do tell more

[UtahBiodiesel]

It depends on what you're using the oil for. If it's going to be used straight in a vehicle, some people will filter it additionally through a sock filter. However, if you're making Biodiesel, this is fully sufficient to filter the oil.

Centrifuges can't separate glycerin from grease. That's done chemically by making Biodiesel. Visit my site (link in description) to learn more about how that works.

[crudeoilsystems]

very nice

[graydonblair]

@graydonblair Typical GPH is 10-15 GPH. If you heat the oil it can go up to about 25 GPH.

[graydonblair]

@Begbucks Gallons Per Hour

[Begbucks]

What's the gph?

[flyfish31]

why is there is aways a dick head to tell you

you errad

[mycoptah]

cen tri fuge, not cen ter fuge