USUARIOS DE SISTEMAS BD JET PARA BIODIESEL

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Carlos,

Thanks for remembering my interest. I am the hired biodiesel development consultant for the processor for City Development Corp. in South Boston, Fred Gordon, etc. I have been admiring your equipment. At this stage I am advising the operators on techniques and extensions to expand the functionality of the equipment. I have seen the first batch, and it did surprisingly well considering how wet the oil used was. I have helped design low cost a drying unit to be added upstream of the BD4.

I hope I can provide some feedback after some of the setup issues are resolved and the general production is brought up to speed.

I am already sure that your unit exceeds the quality of any American made unit.

Yours truly,
Tom Leue

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> Estimado Jorge, efectivamente Necochea desarrolla Biodiesel a partir de
> aceites residuales.
> Nuestro emprendimiento se basa en tecnología nacional de la firma Abatec
> S.A. de la cual certificamos el correcto funcionamiento de los equipos sin
> registrar inconvenientes tanto en el secado del aceite como en el equipo
> reactor.
> Podrás comunicarte con la firma en www.savoiapower.com para conocer detalles
> de los equipos y productos.
> Y desde ya estás invitado a conocer nuestra Planta Modelo en Necochea.
> Adelante con tus proyectos, no te arrepentirás!!
>
> Lic. Martín Issin
> Municipalidad de Necochea
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Paul;

First, we are extremely pleased with the Savoia BD system that we purchased, which consisted of a Dryer, a Reactor, and four Settling Tanks.  The workmanship in all units is very good, and we think they have outstanding value.

 

Unfortunately for you, we are only just now getting our system "on-line", in that we've set up our seed processing system purchased from TinyTech, and we've already pressed oil from a small batch of canola seed on a "test" basis.  Our canola crop won't be ready to harvest for about three weeks, and it'll be another couple of weeks before we get it into the bins and start making oil in earnest.

We're putting the finishing touches on the piping system for the processing line (the piping is finished for the seed processors) and we expect to bring our supply of methanol on board in about a week or so.  We are taking pictures of the whole layout pretty much as we go, and we've learned a lot in the process

 

Abatec (Savoia) has been very helpful in this exercise, and have been quick to clarify instructions that are, in some cases, somewhat incomplete, or are more than likely a bit garbled from translation and our failure to grasp the whole picture.  We're trying to assemble a complete operating manual for our installation, showing all valves, piping and other facets of the plan.

We have staff from Southwestern College in Winfield, KS coming in tomorrow to demonstrate titration and supply lab equipment (gratis, for our agreement to let them hold classes at our facility), and we'll have a bit more complete run-down on lab procedure and quality controll measures from that relationship, we hope.

Anyyway, we're located about 50 miles southeast of Wichita and 18 miles northeast of Winfield (pop 25,000) in the hamlet of Burden (pop 450).  We're located in an old lumberyard and hardware store facility that I bought simply because it was a lot cheaper than building new structures from scratch.

You're welcome to come out here and look around, and I'll confess that we've had an expanding stream of interested visitors that's picking up as we get ready to go full bore.  The interest varies from (a) canola production, since it's a new crop hereabouts, to (b) the oil extration, to (c) the BD processing line, to (d) the canola meal/glycerine byproducts that result from our operation.

 

Grover E. McKee, Owner, Salemby Farms and Salemby Resources

(620) 438-3145 (H) and 438-2222 (O)

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