Hi Nick! Please call the factory at 830-816-3332 and ask for Paul Spicer. We are happy to assist.

You'll never not have water in your turbine oil unless you have perfect seals. Look at getting a permanent skid to remove water.

I'm DIY building a old 45KG LPG gas bottle conversion at home as a waste veg oil vacuum chamber. Aim is to dry the oil and use in diesel engine. Do you have any more details or suggestions on what i could use that's cheap and easy to get sharp edges or what you've used to make it go through small tunnels? Initially I was just going to fill the tank 80% full and put a band heater around and heat to 70-80C as you stated and apply a vacuum.

I think when the pressure is low enough it acts also on the water under the oil layer, so this water could boil in a room temperature and the steam in form of bubbles will go through the oil. It is just a guess, but making the emulsion could increase the efficiency of the dehydration 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@maciejc.617 Look up Pascal's Law and the section on a fluid column with gravity. You could have perfect zero pressure in a vessel but the weight of an oil layer will keep the water below it under some pressure and could prevent it from boiling. There's no such thing as pressure below zero, so there's no way to lower the pressure further to counteract the weight of the oil.

Electric heating, inductive and resistive, is more energy efficient than natural gas and is used in water heaters and furnaces in a lot of places. However natural gas is cheaper per kWh and so it is still the most common energy source for heating because of that.

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@@ClarkReliance thanks Sir

No, the water level will promptly equalize with the level in the drum, because the steam piping ventilates back to the drum. The water level should stabilize very quickly, unless there is a blockage in the piping or the isolation valves are not fully opened.

Hello Michael, we would be happy to discuss your application and best practices for extending the life of your equipment. Can you provide your city, state, and email?