This past weekend we had another biodiesel fuel class at
TEVA. Concentrating on making biodiesel in an
Appleseed biodiesel processor, it was a productive class, with about 20 attendees. It brought out some startling realities to some of the class attendees, that just because you collect 30 gallons of oil, there's a good chance that a lot of it is unusable in the form of water and BCB's (burnt crispy bits). We covered oil collection and filtering, titration, processing, and washing.
The biodiesel equipment was supplied by
BiodieselWarehouse.comReading Material:
Biodiesel: Growing A New Energy EconomyHow to Make Biodiesel
Biodiesel Homebrew GuideFrom the Fryer to the Fuel Tank
The Biodiesel Handbook