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Does anyone have any ideas for how to get a fan spray pattern inside a sealed methanol recovery tank? I was thinking of something along the lines of this, but it's a bit expensive and I'm not sure of how to get it inside the top of a water heater. I imagine something similar could be made by hacksawing slits into a cap or a capped piece of pipe, but again the issue would be getting it down into the 3/4" fitting on top of the tank while keeping everything sealed. Thanks
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Why do you think something like that is necessary?
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Ahhh, OK I thought we were talking about still type meth recovery, carry on.
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I may not be clear on the difference in terminology, but doesn't attaching a condenser column to a water heater based processor effectively turn it into a "still" if you've drained glycerine and are heating and circulating the biodiesel in an attempt to distill the remaining methanol?
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It would be a still but just attaching a condensor makes it a very crude one, any real attempt at high purity methanol recovery would require some form of reflux capacity, but if you just want to get rid of the meth in finshed bio and are not worried about purity this is not necessary.
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