Machine learning technology in biodiesel research: A review

https://www.econstor.eu/bitstream/10419/243693/1/1683639065.pdf

A review of global current scenario of biodiesel adoption and combustion in vehicular diesel engines

Maximization of biodiesel production from sunflower and soybean oils and prediction of diesel engine performance and emission characteristics through response surface methodology

Optimization of diesel engine operating parameters fueled with palm oil-diesel blend: Comparative evaluation between response surface methodology (RSM) and artificial neural network (ANN)

Effects of biodiesel obtained from Canola, sefflower oils and waste oils on the engine performance and exhaust emissions

Optimization and transesterification of sterculia oil: Assessment of engine performance, emission and combustion analysis

In this study, the effect of different modes of cultivation viz., photoautotrophic (AT), heterotrophic (HT) and photomixotrophic (MT), on the growth and biochemical responses of Chlorella sp. isolated from local ponds. The performance of microalgal growth was quantified using nonlinear growth models such as Gompertz, logistic, Baranyi-Roberts, Morgan under different cultivation conditions. The results revealed that microalgae could grow better in MT than in other cultivation modes with a major increase in biochemical responses for carbohydrates, which showed higher accumulation under HT. The maximum biomass concentration was 1.24 g L-1 (MT), 1.16 g L-1 (HT), 0.76 g L-1 (AT) with maximum specific growth rates of 0.0083 h-1 (HT), 0.0078 h-1 (MT) and 0.0055 h-1 (AT) respectively. The biomass concentration was higher in the order of MT>HT>AT for which MT yielded 8.8 fold higher biomass, compared with the initial biomass concentration, at the end of experiments (16 days). Concomitant increases in biochemical responses were observed in the three cultivation conditions. Protein and lipid accumulation in the MT mode was higher (1.2 fold) compared with the initial protein yield as well as the other cultivation modes. However, the carbohydrate yield was higher (1.12 fold) in the heterotrophic mode than in other cultivation conditions.

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BIOCHEMICAL RESPONSES FROM BIOMASS OF ISOLATED Chlorella sp., UNDER DIFFERENT CULTIVATION MODES: NON-LINEAR MODELLING OF GROWTH KINETICS

In the present study, Sterculia foetida oil and waste cooking oil (SWO) were blended in a 1:1 ratio and its influence on biodiesel properties was studied. In situ transesterification for biodiesel ...

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Optimization and transesterification of sterculia oil: Assessment of engine performance, emission and combustion analysis

BIOCHEMICAL RESPONSES FROM BIOMASS OF ISOLATED Chlorella sp., UNDER DIFFERENT CULTIVATION MODES: NON-LINEAR MODELLING OF GROWTH KINETICS

Biodiesel production from reactive extraction of Sterculia and waste cooking oil blend using an acid catalyst