Bromsgrove Defender
Well-Known Member
Sorry to say Pete but with a TD5 Yr buggered 5% max bio in yr tank accordin to Landrover themselves so I wouldnae risk it if I were you. Better to engine swap for 200tdi.
VEGGIELANDEE
New Member
When you fry anything in oil,it does,nts really matter what it is.
The fact of the matter is the oil changes chemically into something different and the more you use it, the more the chemical composition changes.
Bolloxs does,nt change the fact that your Lift Pump,Injector Pump,Injectors,Deisel Filter,Oil Filter e.t.c. will fukup on unrefined w.v.o.
No matter what thoughts go through peoples minds,deisel engines do not like water,glycerine and cods fukin eds
I hope this helps
Boxer
Active Member
Yea veg oil polymerises when you heat it and cool it a lot but that tends to stay in solution and the deisel will help with this. good filtering is surely all it needs. If it don't look wet then its probably OK.The gycerine is more likely in bio than WVO. How does transesterification remove polymers?
cossiedreamer
New Member
Transesterification?????? WTF are we turning???? looks a bit dodgy to me
VEGGIELANDEE
New Member
A cracked hydrocarbon gas, e.g., an effluent resulting from the pyrolytic conversion of a feed consisting essentially of ethane to form ethylene, is treated conventionally to produce a stream containing essentially ethylene which is treated with an alkali wash. The used alkali containing solid and other polymer formed therein and polymer-forming constituents is periodically or continuously treated by contacting the same with a solvent, e.g., an aromatic, to remove said polymers and polymer forming constituents. The used solvent is treated by contact with an adsorbent, e.g., activated charcoal or carbon or functional equivalent, to remove from the solvent polymer and polymer-forming constituents, rendering the solvent suitable for reuse and avoiding ultimate plugging of pumps, pipes, heat exchangers and other equipment. Polymers removed from the alkali wash can be liquid but usually are substantially solid and are at least to a real extent insoluble in the alkali wash. Polymer-forming constituents usually will not be entirely dissolved in the alkali wash. By use of the adsorbent to remove polymer-formers, and polymers, the formation of polymers in the alkali wash is considerably reduced if not completely avoided. The treatment of the alkali wash and the solvent considerably reduces the growth of polymer initially, the treatment of solvent with the charcoal considerably reducing the tendency of polymer-forming constituents to form polymer by simply removing the polymer-forming constituents. In a nutshell.
the cut n paste generation is alive and kicking
REMOVAL OF POLYMER FROM CRACKED GAS CAUSTIC WASHES OR CAUSTIC SOLUTIONS - Patent 3679765
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edbell2005
Guest
dunt matter does it?can't all pretent to be eggsperts can we!
a good googlin can to do wonders!
dunt matter does it?can't all pretent to be eggsperts can we!
a good googlin can to do wonders!
you'll be fecked when they start charging you to use google - oh panic ya might even have to start using yer brain fer a change
VEGGIELANDEE
New Member
I honestly know all that stuff i have studied it
Dyer think i could remember or make that **** up?????????
All i was tryin to do was give an answer to a serious question
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edbell2005
Guest
haha...o sean ya do make us chuckle!
"us" ?
isn't it time you and your pretend friend went to bed ? - ah tis friday yer allowed to stay up late
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edbell2005
Guest
yes...i totally agree...personally i feel there are no options other than costly and wasteful separation processes...how bout u VEGGIELANDEE?
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edbell2005
Guest
but this is too much fun!
Zzzzzzzzzz .............
VEGGIELANDEE
New Member
A unitary polysulfide polymer composition protected from moisture and capable of being stored in a condition stable in a single container without undergoing curing and capable of being cured on contact with moisture in the atmosphere, said composition comprising (a) 100 parts by weight of a liquid polysulfide polymer, (b) a curing agent capable of being activated in the presence of an acid, and (c) 0.5 to 10 parts by weight of an organosilicon compound having at least one carbon atom and at least one RCOO-- group, wherein R is hydrogen or a lower alkyl group, bonded to the silicon atom. To coin a phrase
wow you really have got the hang of that cut n paste thing
lets see if i can remember how to do it ............
Four-letter word - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The word t wat has various meanings, dependent upon regional dialect. The word's main meaning in British English is that of idiot or stupid/idiotic/tasteless, generally towards a male person. In American English—and understood elsewhere, including Britain—the word is a vulgar synonym for the human vulva,[1] vagina, or clitoris, and is used as a derogatory epithet.
