Re: [siteplan] BBQ pump and motor

Felix Kersting <[email protected]> Mon, 21 May 2007 06:56:17 -0700
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Greg - we haven't been using the BBQ because it takes on too much water 
and no one drains it (too difficult).

*************BUT********************* it may be a good venue for filling 
barrels for the transfer to Jeff B now that the weather is getting 
better.  Let's have a discussion about that.

Also, I have the Grainger's part number for another flexible rotor pump 
like the good old oil pump we are using.  I think it would be best to 
just buy another (sized for one of the 1/3 hp motors) and use it, since 
the gear pump requires too much HP w/cold oil.

We have also discussed inserting the 120 gal WH between the tote and the 
processor for continuity of process to the processors. 

Right now my focus on will be on getting the dryer & a second wash tote 
plumbed to facilitate the wash process for the large quantities of fuel 
we are receiving.

Felix

Gregory Rohde wrote:
> Guys -
> I picked up the pump from the BBQ/tote  along with the other 1/3 HP 
> motor and installed the good motor. I reinstalled/plumbed the pump 
> last wed. but due to time constraints, I was not able to test it. I 
> also did not know at this point what hoses were designated for WVO. I 
> will be on site this afternoon to drop off more oil and plan to build 
> a recirc. loop for the pump and test it out.
>  gregr
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Greg - we haven't been using the BBQ because it takes on too much water
and no one drains it (too difficult).<br>
<br>
*************BUT********************* it may be a good venue for
filling barrels for the transfer to Jeff B now that the weather is
getting better.&nbsp; Let's have a discussion about that. <br>
<br>
Also, I have the Grainger's part number for another flexible rotor pump
like the good old oil pump we are using.&nbsp; I think it would be best to
just buy another (sized for one of the 1/3 hp motors) and use it, since
the gear pump requires too much HP w/cold oil.<br>
<br>
We have also discussed inserting the 120 gal WH between the tote and
the processor for continuity of process to the processors.&nbsp; <br>
<br>
Right now my focus on will be on getting the dryer &amp; a second wash
tote plumbed to facilitate the wash process for the large quantities of
fuel we are receiving.<br>
<br>
Felix<br>
<br>
Gregory Rohde wrote:
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 cite="mid20070519181707.96087.qmail-E6ZrdFAFqFyvuULXzWHTWIglqE1Y4D90QQ4Iyu8u01E@public.gmane.org"
 type="cite">Guys -<br>
I picked up the pump from the BBQ/tote&nbsp; along with the other 1/3 HP
motor and installed the good motor. I reinstalled/plumbed the pump last
wed. but due to time constraints, I was not able to test it. I also did
not know at this point what hoses were designated for WVO. I will be on
site this afternoon to drop off more oil and plan to build a recirc.
loop for the pump and test it out.<br>
&nbsp;gregr<br>
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