Loading... Please wait...Coldflow 350 will prevent biodiesel blends from clouding and gelling at low temperatures. Coldflow 350 is a biodiesel cold flow improver designed to be used from blends of Rapeseed Methyl Esters (RME), Used Cooking Oils (UCO), Waste Virgin Oils (WVO). Coldflow 350 will provide biodiesel cold weather protection and improve performance of storage and stability in biodiesels produced from blends of all ester based fuels. Coldflow 350 will improve the biodiesel CFPP, the pour point of biodiesel, the point biodiesel begins to gel and improve the starting of biodiesel in cold morning's.

Typical Dilution Rate’s of 3000ppm – 5000ppm (3 Litres – 5 Litres per 1000 Litres of Biodiesel) Coldflow 350 must be added 5°C above Cloud Point of Biodiesel.
Biodiesel will cloud like petroleum diesel fuel when the weather gets cold. Initially we see little crystals of wax forming and these crystals will begin to clog fuel filters. When it becomes colder still, the biodiesel will form into a gel that will eventually set solid. Depending on the type of oils used to make your biodiesel i.e. virgin vegetable seed oils have a lower pour-point (or CFPP -- Cold-Filter Plugging Point) than used cooking oil (UCO, WVO) mixtures. This is due to the level of saturation, or number of hydrogen atoms present. This is determined by the Iodine value. Generally the higher the Iodine value of the oil, the biodiesel esters produced will take on a lower pour point. To avoid this problem we suggest your produced biodiesel is treated with Coldflow 350 additive during all winter and spring months. Coldflow 350 has been specifically designed to modify the wax crystals, lowering the pour point of your bio-diesel fuel.
Coldflow 350 or Coldflow 402 for my biodiesel ?
Generally if your biodiesel begins to cloud and gel at or above 10 deg C then you need Coldflow 402. If your biodiesel begins to cloud and gel below 10 deg C you need Coldflow 350
Coldflow 350 is generally dosed at 3000ppm / 3 Litres per 1000 Litres of biodiesel. As you can see below if you bought a 20 Litre container of Coldflow 350 it would only add a 1.7 pence to the manufacturing cost of your biodiesel. This enhancement would then enable biodiesel to perform at the lowest of UK temperatures, -17 deg C.
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Pack Size |
Cost to Add to Litre of Biodiesel |
Container Price |
Litres of Biodiesel Treated |
|
5 litre |
£0.021 |
£38.28 |
1,666 Litres of Biodiesel |
|
20 Litre |
£0.017 |
£117.48 |
6,666 Litres of Biodiesel |
|
200 Litre |
£0.014 |
£953.45 |
66,666 Litres of Biodiesel |
|
1000 Litre |
£0.013 |
£4616.00 |
333,333 Litres of Biodiesel |
*Based on 3000 ppm / 3 Litres per 1000 Litres of Biodiesel.
Posted by LR Porter on 7th Mar 2011
Good, rapid delivery. Reasonable price. Very poor, non-functioning email comms.
Posted by Lloyd Jones on 3rd Mar 2011
I was having massive problems with biodiesel gelling at low temperatures. I was recommeded Coldflow 350 by a friend in the biodiesel world and wow was i impressed! By adding 4 Litres per 1000 Litres of fuel i could now get my fuel to run at -18 deg C. Very very happy!
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