Re: Critical: fuel quality

We hang bags of desicant inside the distribution tote. It seems to have a 
positive effect. Today we emptied the distribution tote  again. There was 
literally NO water  settled out in the bottom and very little sediment. I 
poured the last 3 gallons  into the generator. Swabbed out the distribution 
tote with the mop that Gary donated and refilled it with genuine home brewed 
B100. Filtered through the 1 micron filter of course.

I can't comment on anything that goes on next month. I believe Seths' next 
training will be in Nov.

Is the plan to consolidate the distribution area with blue sky? What is 
their plan to keep water away from fuel? Just in case it rains a little.


>From: Brian Jamison <[email protected]>
>Reply-To: GoBiodiesel Mixmasters <[email protected]>
>To: GoBiodiesel Mixmasters <[email protected]>
>Subject: Re: [mixmasters] Critical: fuel quality
>Date: Sat, 14 Oct 2006 10:03:14 -0700
>
>On Sat, 2006-10-14 at 00:19 +0000, T Tricola wrote:
> > Brian, I understand your concern.
> > This brings up a need for Standard Operating Procedures.
>
>My understanding is the Big Brew Book is our SOP?  I want to supplement
>that with video - I hope to take a stab at this at Seth's upcoming
>training session.  Is there a date for that yet?
>
> > problem. That and or the fact that it had rained quite hard right before 
>we
> > heard any complaints.
>
>It does rain here from time to time I've heard.  Have we taken steps to
>eliminate water contamination?
>
>-B
>--
>Brian Jamison
>President, Board of Directors
>GoBiodiesel Cooperative
>
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