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    World's Fair, running on peanut oil” (West, 2004). Additionally, technology has come a long way in changing the properties and viscosity of biodiesel. This reduction in viscosity increases the ability of the engine to use it without any negative side effects (Balat, M., Balat, H., 2008). Just a little research will show the potential and many qualities biodiesel…

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    in % of biodiesel blend. Figure 5.2 Specific Gravity of Mahua oil, biodiesel and its blends 5.4.3 Flash point Table 5.1 shows that the flash point of Mahua oil, diesel oil, biodiesel. Flash point of B10 is 700C. Flash point of B25 is 760C. Figure 5.3 shows the flash point increases with the increase in % of biodiesel in the blend. Figure 5.3 Flash points of Mahua oil, biodiesel, and its blends 5.4.4 Fire point Table 5.1 shows that the fire point of Mahua oil, diesel oil, biodiesel. Fire…

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    Issues In Beyond Oil

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    The world we live in is changing daily. Fossil fuel consumption has to be reduced, before our planet can begin to repair the damage man has caused. “It is estimated the world uses 87.8 million barrels of crude oil a day” (Friedman 195). “In 2000 it was estimated that the US consumed nearly 20 million barrels of oil a day, which is about 5% more than similar nations” (195). Oil consumption demand is going to increase as long as the supply can meet the demand. Once the supply is depleted, the…

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    This is because, renewable diesel is currently a very strong substitution threat for biodiesel as it is as environmentally friendly as biodiesel while being able to burn with the properties of petroleum gasoline. This new product makes it very difficult for biodiesel to compete with as it has many advantages over biodiesel. Also made from UCO and renewable materials, renewable diesel can take advantage of current established vertical integrations and partnerships…

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    The biodiesel that never boomed The greenhouse gas emission and reduction of fossil fuel reserves has created energy insecurity and ecological imbalance in the foreseeable future. The organic extracts of fossil fuels that are used right now emit high volume of greenhouse gases which contribute to climate change. The drastic increase in consumption patterns has the capability to create a substantial energy crisis for the generations to come. In addition to this, the pollution patterns may even…

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    1. INTRODUCTION I am a chemical engineer working for Sasol co. . The specialised scope of the company’s product portfolio include manufacturing of fuels, oils, chemical, polymers, fertilizers, explosives and gas. I am instructed to generate 5 ideas for Sasol and determine the best product (line) among them through the multi factor decision making process. I am instructed to use the AHP excel spreadsheet picking 4 criteria of my choice to evaluate the ideas. 2. IDEA GENERATION MIND MAP…

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    Lipid Extraction Essay

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    The major bottleneck for lipid extraction from the wet microalgae is the low extraction efficiency, because of the immiscibility of nonpolar organic solvents with water contained in wet microalgae {Yoo, 2012 #31} {Kim, 2013 #118}. Traditional method for lipid extraction from dry biomass uses a co-solvent system, which consist of a non-polar solvent and polar solvent {Halim, 2012 #7} {Kim, 2013 #118}. When the co-solvent system is directly applied to wet microalgal biomass, the microalgal cells…

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    Algae Persuasive Speech

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    In the transesterification, the oil from algae is separated into glycerin and biodiesel. B. Biodiesel, Biojet fuel and green gasoline can be used in current engines. 1. Biojet fuel, Biodiesel, and green gasoline are molecular identical to the fuels that they are replacing (Algae Biofuels, n.d.). 2. The biofuels can be mixed with traditional fuels. (Summary…...Within the next 25 years…

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    Soybean price trend analysis Soybean is a cash crop and is one of the most versatile crops. It is a foremost provider of the vegetable oil, protein and feed in the world. It accounts for 8% of the total arable land available globally. The production of soybean is highly concentrated within the four countries, the United States, Brazil, Argentina and China. These account for 86% of the total crop output. The agronomic advancements have led to a dramatic growth in the production of soybean…

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    wood, although algae. The United States has been faced with a shortage of fossil fuels and needs to find an alternative energy source. An ecological friendly and abundant source of alternative fuel comes from biodiesel. One current method that is still in early stages is obtaining biodiesel is the extraction of oil from microalgae. Currently scientists have found ways to extract oil from algae and convert it into fuel. This innovation of biofuel has the full support of the U.S. Department…

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