BioPro 190 ​Technical Specs

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BioPro 190 Technical Specs

Processing Capacity
  • One 50 gallon batch every 48 hours (23 hours with the BioPro™ 190EX)
Ingredients
  • 50 gallons of vegetable oil (feed stock)
  • 10 gallons methanol
  • 1520 grams (3.3 lbs) NaOH (lye) or 2350 grams (5.2 lbs) KOH (caustic potash)
  • 190 mL (0.8 cups) sulfuric acid
  • 38 gallons fresh water
Power Requirements
  • Standard 115V AC power (15 amps max)
  • (50 Hz units available for outside the US)
Reaction Method
  • acid catalyzed esterification/base catalyzed transesterification
Wash Method
  1. Three stage water wash
  2. Spray wash
  3. Turbulent wash
  4. Turbulent wash followed by evaporative drying cycle
Operation
  • PLC controlled automated mode, with switch actuated manual overrides
Weight
  • 405 lbs (empty)
Technical schematic of BioPro 190 biodiesel processor

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      • Beef Tallow and Hydrogenated Oils
      • Methanol Vapors in BioPro Biodiesel Processors
      • Glycerin Layer in Biodiesel Production
      • Storing Biodiesel
      • Cold Weather Biodiesel Washing
      • Winter Storage and Retrieval
      • Storage for BioPro Processors
      • SpringPro T76 FAQ
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      • Titration Batch Processing
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      • Biodiesel Mandates and Initiatives
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      • Reducing Carbon Footprint with Biodiesel
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