Biopowered - vegetable oil and biodiesel forum
Biodiesel => Biodiesel equipment => Topic started by: Julian on February 09, 2013, 09:50:10 PM
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May be a whacky idea and I'm guessing that it wont be sensitive enough, but has anyone got a moisture meter, the kind with which you test walls and timber?
Might be worth a play.
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If you mean water in oil, I'd guess no as they are not ionic.
Bit like measuring pH of oil doesn't work, no H+ ions.
It's cod-science night over on the VOD BTW!
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May be a whacky idea and I'm guessing that it wont be sensitive enough, but has anyone got a moisture meter, the kind with which you test walls and timber?
Might be worth a play.
the calcium carbide method works. i have a tin if you want to experiment. i brought 2 for about £20 and haven't used them. one should last me years. i can let you have one if you like. beers tokens to tony to help run the site as long as you pay the postage.
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Ah, that's a bit awkward! I already said I'd pay next years costs!
Thanks, but it was just an idle thought ... a wacky, idle thought as it turns out.