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Biodiesel Basics and Beyond aims to separate fact from fiction and to educate potential home, farm, and cooperative manufacturers on the economic production of quality biodiesel from both waste and virgin oil feedstock. The book includes: detailed processes and equipment required to produce biodiesel fuel that meets North American standards how farmers can use excess oilseed as a feedstock for biodiesel production the use of the co-byproduct glycerin in the making of soap a guide to numerous reference materials and a list of supplier data This is North America’s definitive guide to responsibly producing biodiesel from waste vegetable oil while minimizing your environmental footprint in the process.

VEVOR Fuel Transfer Pump, 12V DC 16 GPM 1/4 HP, Gasoline Extractor Pump with Automatic Nozzle, Discharge Hose & Suction Pipe for Gasoline, Diesel, Kerosene, Ethanol & Methanol Blends, and BiodieselSupercharged FuelingAutomatic Fuel NozzleDrip-Defying DesignRust-proof Telescopic Suction PipeFuel DiversityUniversal FitSuction Lift: ≥9.8 ft/3 m,Outlet Hose Length: 13 ft/4 m,Applicable Fuel Type: Gasoline/Diesel,Input Voltage: DC 12V,Max Flow Rate: 16 GPM/60.5 LPM,Product Size: 13 x 8.9 x 9.6 in/330 x 225 x 245 mm,Product Type: Explosion-Proof Fuel Transfer Pump,Head Lift: ≥26.2 ft/8 m,Horsepower: 1/4 HP,Item Model Number: EX56A-12,Inlet/Outlet Diameter: 1 in/25.4 mm,Product Weight: 33 lbs/15 kg,Cable Length: 18 ft/5.4 m,Suction Pipe Length: 1.57-3.07 ft/48-94 cm,Main Material: Cast Iron/Aluminum Alloy

VEVOR Fuel Transfer Pump, 12V DC 20 GPM 1/4 HP, Gasoline Extractor Pump with Automatic Nozzle, Discharge Hose & Suction Pipe for Gasoline, Diesel, Kerosene, Ethanol & Methanol Blends, and BiodieselSupercharged FuelingAutomatic Fuel NozzleDrip-Defying DesignRust-proof Telescopic Suction PipeFuel DiversityUniversal FitSuction Lift: ≥9.8 ft/3 m,Outlet Hose Length: 13 ft/4 m,Applicable Fuel Type: Gasoline/Diesel,Input Voltage: DC 12V,Max Flow Rate: 20 GPM/75.7 LPM,Product Size: 13 x 8.9 x 9.6 in/330 x 225 x 245 mm,Product Type: Explosion-Proof Fuel Transfer Pump,Head Lift: ≥26.2 ft/8 m,Horsepower: 1/4 HP,Item Model Number: EX56A-12,Inlet/Outlet Diameter: 1 in/25.4 mm,Product Weight: 35.9 lbs/16.3 kg,Cable Length: 18 ft/5.4 m,Suction Pipe Length: 1.57-3.07 ft/48-94 cm,Main Material: Cast Iron/Aluminum Alloy

Biodiesel, ( a clean, renewable diesel-like fuel that minimizes exhaust emissions and air toxins) is one of the most thoroughly tested alternative fuels, with over 400 million miles of in-field use. Large-scale biodiesel production capacity in North America now exceeds 300 million gallons and continues to grow annually. Simultaneously, there has been a surge in the production of "underground" biodiesel. Home brewers discovered that by collecting waste restaurant fryer oils and performing a chemical transformation process they could manufacture low-cost, crude biodiesel for transportation and home heating. What has followed is a flood of guidebooks and web-based misinformation about the ease of producing poor-quality biofuel while leaving an environmental mess of toxic waste products behind. Biodiesel Basics and Beyond draws on the collective experience of North American and European researchers, with the author making the case for biodiesel use in society. Later chapters detail the step-by-step processes and equipment necessary for micro and small-scale production of biodiesel meeting established quality and byproduct management standards. Every statement or method developed by the author is backed up by independent government or university laboratory verification, ensuring the reader of the accuracy of both the data and processes provided. The 600 page, 6 x 9 inch format book is filled with hundreds of photographs and charts presented in a logically organized format and written for those who are merely curious or are industry experts.

Biodiesel, ( a clean, renewable diesel-like fuel that minimizes exhaust emissions and air toxins) is one of the most thoroughly tested alternative fuels, with over 400 million miles of in-field use. Large-scale biodiesel production capacity in North America now exceeds 300 million gallons and continues to grow annually. Simultaneously, there has been a surge in the production of "underground" biodiesel. Home brewers discovered that by collecting waste restaurant fryer oils and performing a chemical transformation process they could manufacture low-cost, crude biodiesel for transportation and home heating. What has followed is a flood of guidebooks and web-based misinformation about the ease of producing poor-quality biofuel while leaving an environmental mess of toxic waste products behind. Biodiesel Basics and Beyond draws on the collective experience of North American and European researchers, with the author making the case for biodiesel use in society. Later chapters detail the step-by-step processes and equipment necessary for micro and small-scale production of biodiesel meeting established quality and byproduct management standards. Every statement or method developed by the author is backed up by independent government or university laboratory verification, ensuring the reader of the accuracy of both the data and processes provided. The 600 page, 6 x 9 inch format book is filled with hundreds of photographs and charts presented in a logically organized format and written for those who are merely curious or are industry experts.

For anyone who is trying to keep up with the extremely rapid developments in the biodiesel industry, the second edition of Biodiesel: Growing a New Energy Economy is an invaluable aid. The breathtaking speed with which biodiesel has gained acceptance in the marketplace in the past few years has been exceeded only by the proliferation of biodiesel production facilities around the United States--and the world--only to confront new social and environmental challenges and criticisms. The international survey of the biodiesel industry has been expanded from 40 to more than 80 countries, reflecting the spectacular growth of the industry around the world. This section also tracks the dramatic shifts in the fortunes of the industry that have taken place in some of these nations. The detailed chapters that cover the industry in the United States have also been substantially rewritten to keep abreast of its many new developments and explosive domestic growth. An expanded section on small-scale, local biodiesel production has been added to better represent this small but growing part of the industry. Another new section has been added to more fully explore the increasingly controversial issues of deforestation and food versus fuel, as well as GMO crops. The second edition concludes with updated views on where the industry is headed in the years to come from some of its key players.

Drawing on the expertise of researchers from around the world, the second edition of this invaluable handbook, now updated to cover the lastest advances across several areas of research, offers one of the most complete and respected references on biodiesel development, improvements, and applications. It covers the conversion of vegetable oils, animal fats, and used oils into biodiesel fuel. The handbook delivers solutions to issues associated with biodiesel feedstocks, production issues, quality control, viscosity, stability, and applications, as well as emissions and other environmental impacts. In addition to technical material, it updates readers on the status of the biodiesel industry worldwide.

Drawing on the expertise of researchers from around the world, the second edition of this invaluable handbook, now updated to cover the lastest advances across several areas of research, offers one of the most complete and respected references on biodiesel development, improvements, and applications. It covers the conversion of vegetable oils, animal fats, and used oils into biodiesel fuel. The handbook delivers solutions to issues associated with biodiesel feedstocks, production issues, quality control, viscosity, stability, and applications, as well as emissions and other environmental impacts. In addition to technical material, it updates readers on the status of the biodiesel industry worldwide.

VEVOR Fuel Transfer Pump, 12V DC 20 GPM 1/4 HP, High Flow Cast Iron Gasoline Extractor Pump with Fuel Collection Box Design for Gasoline, Diesel, Kerosene, Ethanol & Methanol Blends, and BiodieselSupercharged FuelingBonus 90° Elbow FittingDrip-Defying DesignRust? Not On Our WatchFuel DiversityUniversal FitSuction Lift: ≥9.8 ft/3 m,Product Type: Explosion-Proof Fuel Transfer Pump,Head Lift: ≥26.2 ft/8 m,Horsepower: 1/4 HP,Applicable Fuel Type: Gasoline/Diesel,Item Model Number: EX56-12,Inlet/Outlet Diameter: 1 in/25.4 mm,Product Weight: 19.7 lbs/8.95 kg,Input Voltage: DC 12V,Max Flow Rate: 20 GPM/75.7 LPM,Main Material: Cast Iron/Aluminum Alloy,Product Size: 13 x 8.9 x 9.6 in/330 x 225 x 245 mm

Biodiesel is one of the biofuels that can be used to meet the energy needs of society. For example, ethanol is a very common biofuel produced from raw sugar cane, potato, corn, and manioc. But biodiesel is not ethanol because ethanol is a renewable biofuel for gasoline engines.The interest in biodiesel increased due to rising fuel prices, the need for energy independence (biodiesel can be generated from domestic sources) and the need for environmentally friendly energy sources.In this book, the reader will learn how to use the most common vegetable oil sources and transform them into fuel, by understanding the chemical processes and equipment involved, all with an aim in safety and security.

The global bestseller has now come to Amazon.com! The New 2012 edition is here! The global bestseller is now in paperback. Over 350 pages, and over 80 pages of new material. Including... * Locating algal strains in your environment, * Where to buy algae strains world-wide. * Building a low-cost algae lab, * Building an algal "bio-pond", * Building a "Backyard Open Pond" * Building a low cost photo bio-reactor. *Commercial production concepts. And much, much more It's all here and more if you want to understand the concepts and how to get in on the cutting edge of 21st. century fuel making.

Small-scale home biodiesel production holds a singular attraction for the do-it-yourself enthusiast. While perhaps it can't save the world, this unique renewable fuel is economical, fun to make, better for the environment, and will help you reduce your dependence on Big Oil. And getting started is easier than you think.Backyard Biodiesel is written by two recognized experts in the field of small-scale biofuels. This comprehensive hands-on, practical, DIY guide includes:The basics of small-scale brewing--recipes, strategies, and technologiesAdvanced backyard analytics and troubleshootingSafety considerations and regulatory issuesTopping up the tank--how to put your biodiesel to work for youMaking your own fuel is not only possible, it is rewarding. Designed to be accessible to everyone from readers with no prior technical expertise to alternative energy buffs, Backyard Biodiesel is a must-read for any aspiring brewer, packed with everything you need to get up and running quickly and safely.Lyle Estill is the president and co-founder of Piedmont Biofuels and the author of Industrial Evolution, Small is Possible, and Small Stories, Big Changes. He has won numerous awards for his commitment to sustainability, outreach, community development, and leadership.Bob Armantrout helped to manage four commercial biodiesel plants before throwing in with the gang at Piedmont Biofuels in 2007. He worked as an instructor at Central Carolina Community College, where he spearheaded an innovative two-year biofuels degree program, and managed a biodiesel analytic lab.

How To Make Biodiesel is a practical guide to how to make diesel fuel from vegetable oil. It covers the environmental benefits of biodiesel, gives a beginners' introduction to the chemistry involved, step by step instructions, and also explains the legal situation for making biodiesel in the UK.

Biodiesel is one of the biofuels that can be used to meet the energy needs of society. For example, ethanol is a very common biofuel produced from raw sugar cane, potato, corn, and manioc. But biodiesel is not ethanol because ethanol is a renewable biofuel for gasoline engines.The interest in biodiesel increased due to rising fuel prices, the need for energy independence (biodiesel can be generated from domestic sources) and the need for environmentally friendly energy sources.In this book, the reader will learn how to use the most common vegetable oil sources and transform them into fuel, by understanding the chemical processes and equipment involved, all with an aim in safety and security.

Small-scale home biodiesel production holds a singular attraction for the do-it-yourself enthusiast. While perhaps it can't save the world, this unique renewable fuel is economical, fun to make, better for the environment, and will help you reduce your dependence on Big Oil. And getting started is easier than you think.Backyard Biodiesel is written by two recognized experts in the field of small-scale biofuels. This comprehensive hands-on, practical, DIY guide includes:The basics of small-scale brewing--recipes, strategies, and technologiesAdvanced backyard analytics and troubleshootingSafety considerations and regulatory issuesTopping up the tank--how to put your biodiesel to work for youMaking your own fuel is not only possible, it is rewarding. Designed to be accessible to everyone from readers with no prior technical expertise to alternative energy buffs, Backyard Biodiesel is a must-read for any aspiring brewer, packed with everything you need to get up and running quickly and safely.Lyle Estill is the president and co-founder of Piedmont Biofuels and the author of Industrial Evolution, Small is Possible, and Small Stories, Big Changes. He has won numerous awards for his commitment to sustainability, outreach, community development, and leadership.Bob Armantrout helped to manage four commercial biodiesel plants before throwing in with the gang at Piedmont Biofuels in 2007. He worked as an instructor at Central Carolina Community College, where he spearheaded an innovative two-year biofuels degree program, and managed a biodiesel analytic lab.

Gas and Go steel series gas caddy is the professional's choice for safe and reliable fuel storage of gasoline, diesel, kerosene, biodiesel, and coolants. The rugged cart style caddy allows for easy maneuverability, helping you bring the fuel source directly to the equipment needing refueling. The only 30 Gal. fuel caddy on the market with a UL listed pump for safety and meeting OSHA regulations.

This innovative line of cross - linked polyethylene tanks is ethanol and biodiesel compliant and corrosion - pit resistant. Each tank features a molded fill neck with Hose Tite (Trademark) machined aluminum, withdraws, and vent fittings molded directly into the shell and are the ultimate in below - deck technology. All fittings meet E10 requirements. Machined aluminum 3/8 in. withdraw fittings feature 360° swivel capability for hook - up convenience. They are suited for gasoline and diesel. All tanks conform to all ABYC, NMMA, and USCG regulations. All aftermarket parts have CE certification. Dimensions are for the tank size only, fittings and fill are not included in the size. Hold down kit: Includes 4 stainless steel hold down brackets. Material: Plastic.

Transfer liquid from place to place with the Apache 1-Inch Diameter 14-Foot Length Farm Fuel Hoses.These fuel transfer hoses have a compact and durable design that easily maneuver in cramped quarters without kinking up, perfect for ethanol, diesel, B10/20 biodiesel, kerosene, and more. Great for moving liquid hot and cold alike, these hoses have a temperature range between -20 degrees Fahrenheit to 160 degrees Fahrenheit.These fuel transfer pump hoses are made from black nitrile rubber and internal spring guards that prevent kinking. They're coupled with crimped male fittings on each end and built-in static wire to dissipate static electricity associated with electric pumps. Additionally, the spiral synthetic yarn reinforcement adds strength for long-lasting use.Lightweight, durable, and dependable, this farm fuel transfer hose is perfect for a variety of uses both personal and professional.

This innovative line of cross - linked polyethylene tanks is ethanol and biodiesel compliant and corrosion - pit resistant. Each tank features a molded fill neck with Hose Tite (Trademark) machined aluminum, withdraws, and vent fittings molded directly into the shell and are the ultimate in below - deck technology. All fittings meet E10 requirements. Machined aluminum 3/8 in. withdraw fittings feature 360° swivel capability for hook - up convenience. They are suited for gasoline and diesel. All tanks conform to all ABYC, NMMA, and USCG regulations. All aftermarket parts have CE certification. Dimensions are for the tank size only, fittings and fill are not included in the size. Hold down kit: Includes 4 stainless steel hold down brackets. Material: Plastic.

FILL-RITE model N100DAU12 is a 1" automatic nozzle with NPT threads. Designed for dispensing gasoline, diesel, E15, biodiesel to B20, and kerosene. Rated for max 50 PSI.