what happens if ?

[rexxxlo]

i have access to a centrifuge and was wondering if it could help me in my alcohol making ? what would it do? would it do anything to the wash, final product?
is the wash chemically bonded? can the water be spun out ? does any of this mean anything or do i need some sleep ?

i did a search on centrifuge and came up with two results neither having anything to do with what i was thinking

and the only thing i found on homedistillers was that molasses is made with a centrifuge
and this
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[Watershed]

No you can't centrifuge out water. The most you could use a centrifuge for is rapid clearing of the wash or removing charcoal dust from the spirit. All is can do it increase the rate at which solids come out of suspension.

[possum]

As watershead says about the charcoal. That would be quite slick. Will it spin out more than a test tube or ten ?