The Appleseed
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The Appleseed Biodiesel Processor is a water heater based processor made popular by Maria "Girl Mark" Alovert, through the internet and her nationwide workshop tours where she teaches making biodiesel using the Appleseed reactor design.
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These Appleseed Biodiesel Processor Plans keep the initial design intent while incorporating a number of critical safety improvements. These improvements are time tested and effective. These Appleseed Plans include a complete parts list.
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This Biodiesel Processor design is the Son of Appleseed. It has several major improvements to safety and effeciency. It is however a little more difficult to build and calls for some custom made parts. You should be able to get the custom parts from a local plumber.
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How to pick a water heater for your Appleseed. New or Used? What Size? Gas or Electric? and more.
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Wiring the Applseed is not all that difficult, once you understand the basics. "Wiring the Appleseed" provides the information you make your Appleseed work. If you feel uncomfortable with modifying electrical appliances, get an electrician to help.
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There are two pumps that are commonly used as biodiesel processor pumps. The NT Clear Water Pump has a long history of reliability when used as a biodiesel mixing pump. The less expensive Harbor Freight pump is considerably less reliable. For better or worse, homebrewing seems to be wedded to these pumps.
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Automation is one of the key factors to long term success with making your own biodiesel at home. These control panel plans make the Appleseed safer and simpler to operate. They use simple inexpensive parts and are based on 1950's technology.
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Mixing Methoxide the easy way. "Girl Mark" explains her method of mixing methoxide. This article was originally part of the Collaborative Biodiesel Tutorial.
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There are a various ways to get oil into your appleseed. This article goes over the most popular methods.
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Draining the glycerin can expose you to high levels of methanol fumes. These can be virtually eliminated with a vented oil cubie cap. The cap will let you drain your glycerin into the cubies the oil came in without exposing you to methanol vapors.
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