Overview of the production of biodiesel from Waste cooking oil

Blends of diesel and biodiesel of cooking oil waste and moringa (Moringa oleífera Lam): kinetic and thermal analysis and monitoring during storage

“…This integral is known as Arrhenius integral temperature p(x). The theory was developed for solid degradation and several authors apply it to liquid fuel combustion [13][14][15][16]. In this case, the parameters were called apparent.…”

“…Pre-treatments are necessary to remove solid waste and water from the cooking oil waste. The literature reports techniques as acid transesterification, neutralization by alkali and posteriorly removed by decantation, extraction of the free fatty acid using polar liquids and distillation of the free fatty acid are for the reduction of the free fatty acid concentration [13]. Thus, the production of the biodiesel of cooking oil waste represents a sustainable and environmentally correct process, once the utilization of the cooking oil waste provides an efficient destiny instead of the expose of this oil in the nature.…”

"Emission Characteristics of Biodiesel Derived From Used Cooking Oil Blended With Diesel in the Presence of Potassium Hydroxide (Koh) Catalyst as Alternative Fuel for Diesel Engines"

“…Biodiesel can be considered a new technology, considering that all these years' consumers have had to settle for traditional diesel. Biodiesel is not harmful to the environment 2 . A vehicle tends to pollute the environment and emits harmful gasses, whereas if the engine is using biodiesel, it emits no harmful gasses and rather keeps the environment pollution free 3 .…”

Bio-lubricants Derived from Waste Cooking Oil with Improved Oxidation Stability and Low-temperature Properties

“…Production of bio-lubricant from oilseed crops will require large areas of arable land. This has lead to compete with the cultivation of oilseed crops and thus is currently a huge controversial issue 19 . These problems highlight the need for alternative resources that could be more economic than traditional oilseed crops and wouldn t raise controversy in food security.…”

“…These problems highlight the need for alternative resources that could be more economic than traditional oilseed crops and wouldn t raise controversy in food security. Waste cooking oil WCO , which is 2 to 3 times less than the cost of fresh vegetable oil, is a promising alternative to vegetable oils for bio-lubricant production 19 . At present over 18 million tons of WCO are produced from restaurants, eating establishments and food industries around the world 19,20 .…”