Influence of metal contaminants on oxidation stability of Jatropha biodiesel

Sarin, Amit; Arora, Rajneesh; Singh, N. P.; Sharma, Manu; Malhotra, Ravinder

doi:10.1016/j.energy.2009.05.018

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“…This liberation works as a catalyst of chemical reactions in the formation of free radicals. Thus, biodiesel degradation speeds up 4,6,7 . Due to biodiesel low hydrolytic and oxidative stability, its storage is a critical factor because it may change the quality of the product and promote a corrosion that would be practically null with the use of petroleum diesel [1][2][3]5 .…”

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“…As a consequence, the water in biodiesel may condense over the metal surface or accelerate the hydrolysis reactions, affecting its quality 2,4 . Besides the presence of water, the water temperature, the contact with air and the light incidence favor the increase of biodiesel corrosivity 1,[4][5][6][7] . When biodiesel causes corrosion of a metal surface, the liberation of metal ions occurs as consequence of it.…”

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Effects of Adding Some Natural Substances to Biodiesel to Control its Effect on Carbon Steel Corrosion

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Effects of Adding Some Natural Substances to Biodiesel to Control its Effect on Carbon Steel Corrosion

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“…It was found that the rate of oil degradation was increased by oxidation which, in turn, was catalyzed by the presence of the metal (the most pronounced catalytic effect was recorded for copper) [4,5].…”

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Corrosiveness of Fuels During Storage Processes

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Wardzińska²

2015

Storage Stability of Fuels

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“…OS of SME & MME was checked by using Professional Biodiesel Rancimat 893 in blended form. The oxidation stability of biodiesel is always lower than that of petroleum-based diesel [11]. So, below is the full paper representing the various methods and conclusions.…”

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Synthesis and Oxidation Stability Characteristics of Sesame and Mustard Methyl Esters in Blended Form (B50)

Goyal¹

2017

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As the amount of fossil fuels is decreasing rapidly, we need to rely on latest technologies to conserve fossil fuels and discover alternative sources of energy. One of the alternative source of renewable energy is 'Biodiesel'. It is defined as monoalkyl ester derivatives of long chain fatty acids which can be used as an alternative to diesel. Thus, biodiesel was synthesized from sesame oil and mustard oil by trans-esterification process respectively. These two biodiesels were blended (B50). Oxidation Stability (OS) of biodiesel tells about the quality of synthesized biodiesel and it was checked in professional biodiesel Rancimat 893 according to IS 15607. Biodiesel synthesized from Sesame and Mustard oil has showed an effective OS in blended form (B50). The OS of Sesame and Mustard Methyl Ester(SSME) has come to be 5.48 hours respectively. So, this research paper is the Experimental Study on the Synthesis and Oxidation Stability Characteristics of Sesame and Mustard Methyl Ester in blended form (B50) Synthesized from Sesame and Mustard Oil.

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Influence of metal contaminants on oxidation stability of Jatropha biodiesel

Cited by 204 publications

References 33 publications

Effects of Adding Some Natural Substances to Biodiesel to Control its Effect on Carbon Steel Corrosion

Effects of Adding Some Natural Substances to Biodiesel to Control its Effect on Carbon Steel Corrosion

Corrosiveness of Fuels During Storage Processes

Synthesis and Oxidation Stability Characteristics of Sesame and Mustard Methyl Esters in Blended Form (B50)

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