OK I give up, I have been surfing the net for about a week (my eyes look like this too!!!!) in the hope I wouldn't have to bug everyone on this forum with questions that sound unresearched. Apologies if my questions do sound unresearched, rest assured they are not.
I'd like to hear everyones thoughts on how best to remove the water from the wvo before reacting. I have looked at countless sights (yes there is a pun intended here) and as is usual there seems to be a thousand skun cats roaming around. Some say boil it off, some say warm it and settle it, some say do nothing at all and just react to your hearts content. How do you guys do it if you do it at all?
My original plan was to crank the oil up to 110c, circulate it with a pump and have it pour back into the top of the drum. Clearly the lid of the drum needs enough venting to allow the steam to escape. I am keen to hear all thoughts so I can go back to building "Mr Squiggles Rocket" as its been dubbed (if you assume I am building a cone bottom you are correct).
completely cofused
Adam
"Revolution never comes with a warning!"
I'd like to hear everyones thoughts on how best to remove the water from the wvo before reacting. I have looked at countless sights (yes there is a pun intended here) and as is usual there seems to be a thousand skun cats roaming around. Some say boil it off, some say warm it and settle it, some say do nothing at all and just react to your hearts content. How do you guys do it if you do it at all?
My original plan was to crank the oil up to 110c, circulate it with a pump and have it pour back into the top of the drum. Clearly the lid of the drum needs enough venting to allow the steam to escape. I am keen to hear all thoughts so I can go back to building "Mr Squiggles Rocket" as its been dubbed (if you assume I am building a cone bottom you are correct).
completely cofused
Adam
"Revolution never comes with a warning!"
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