2014
DOI: 10.5935/0103-5053.20140262
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Correlation Between the Composition and Flash Point of Diesel-Biodiesel Blends

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“…Applied to FP Prediction of Biodiesel Blends. In the literature, there are some authors who developed studies concerning empirical models for biodiesel blends FP prediction such as Kumar and Bansal; 21 Agarwal et al; 22 Meji ́a et al; 140 Gulum et al; 141 De Mattos et al, 142 and El-Araby et al 143 Among their works, two trends can be observed: modeling through neural networks and linear or nonlinear regression of data.…”
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“…Applied to FP Prediction of Biodiesel Blends. In the literature, there are some authors who developed studies concerning empirical models for biodiesel blends FP prediction such as Kumar and Bansal; 21 Agarwal et al; 22 Meji ́a et al; 140 Gulum et al; 141 De Mattos et al, 142 and El-Araby et al 143 Among their works, two trends can be observed: modeling through neural networks and linear or nonlinear regression of data.…”
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“…The other trend was applied by Meji ́a et al, 140 Gulum et al, 141 Mattos et al, 142 and El-Araby et al 143 in their studies, in which the authors were able to adjust FP of biodiesel/diesel blends through regression of FP data.…”
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“…Biodiesel does not contain harmful metal ions of cadmium, lead, and vanadium, nor organic aromatic compounds that are harmful to humans, while containing only trace amounts of sulfur (<0.001%) [5]. Finally, it has a higher flash point (100-150 °C) compared to fossil diesel (≈40 °C), so it is not classified as a hazardous material and is safer to handle and store [6].…”
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“…Além disso, HASAN; RAHMAN, 2017 relata que o PF nas blendas biodiesel-diesel são maiores, em até de 68,67%, do que do óleo diesel "puro". MATTOS; BASTOS;TUBINO (2015) relatam que há uma correlação entre o percentual de biodiesel nas blendas e o PF, cujo valor resultante será intermediário entre o do biodiesel B100 e o do diesel mineral.O PF é um parâmetro analítico de grande importância na indústria, pois seu alto valor confere ao biodiesel maior segurança no armazenamento, no manuseio e no transporte, quando comparado ao diesel mineral(LÔBO, 2009;MIYASHIRO; SILVEIRA, 2014).Diversos autores relatam que o álcool residual, proveniente da síntese de transesterificação, além de causar corrosão nos metais, reduz o PF do biodiesel final(BOOG et al, 2011;MATTOS;BASTOS;TUBINO, 2015;MONTEIRO; SARIN;. relataram que pode existir uma relação entre o ponto de fulgor e os produtos de degradação oxidativa uma vez que dentre estes pode haver álcoois que, por sua vez, podem reduzir o ponto de fulgor original do biodiesel.O índice de iodo é um parâmetro analítico que está relacionado ao grau de insaturação dos ácidos graxos que constituem o óleo, a gordura ou o biodiesel.Segundo a literatura, o grau de insaturação se reflete na densidade e na viscosidade dos TAGs e EAAGs.…”
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