Let me give you a little background on this story. I work in Agriculture Research with an emphasis on crop production and soils. The past few years we have been working on biofuels research using sweet sorghum, switchgrass, and corn.
This year my boss has decided that we need to ferment some of the extracted sugars from our sweet soghum. Immediately I think this is a great idea believing that I'd get to pick up some homebrew equipment for work. The next thing I know he wants to use the old 7,000 gallon tanker truck we have for fermenting a few acres of this stuff. It's a two compartment tanker, and everything looks like it can be done. I've decided today to make some large blowoff hoses for the two lids. I have no idea how much CO2 this thing is gonna put off, I just know I don't want to blow it up.
I'm sure I am going to have a lot of questions on this, but I thought I'd put my situation out there and see if anyone had any ideas/thoughts on it that might make the process go smoother. Thanks in advance!
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