Potential alternatives to edible oils for biodiesel production - A review of current work
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...It has lower volatilities that cause the formation of deposits in engines due to incomplete combustion characteristics [2,29,47,53,58,79,93,118,131,134,180]...
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...Due to the high oxygen content in biodiesel, advance in fuel injection and timing and earlier start of combustion, biodiesel produces relatively higher NOx levels than diesel in the range of 10–14% during combustion [27,53,93,99,108,111,113,119,135,149,182]...
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...Biodiesel is safe for transportation, handling, distribution, utilization and storage due to its higher flash point (above 100–170 ◦C) than petroleum diesel (60–80 ◦C) [2,27,29,53,122,123,149,154,179,181]...
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...It is one of the most important parameters, which is conidered during the selection procedure of methyl esters for using s biodiesel [29,53,99,108,116,126]....
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...Table 15 highlights the problems, probale causes and the potential solutions [8,43,53,58,80,81,88,89,99]....
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...Rice bran oil is an underutilized non-edible vegetable oil, which is available in large quantities in rice cultivating countries, and very little research has been done to utilize this oil as a replacement for mineral diesel [7,41,82]....
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...The kernel constitutes about 70% of the seed and contains 50% oil [7,26,41]....
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...The oil content in rice bran varies from 12% to 25% [41,51,81]....
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...Microalgae have much higher growth rates and productivity when compared to conventional forestry, agricultural crops, and other aquatic plants, requiring much less land area than other biodiesel feedstocks of agricultural origin, up to 49 or 132 times less when compared to rapeseed or soybean crops, for a 30% (w/w) of oil content in algae biomass [130]....
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...Open ponds are a very efficient and cost-effective method of cultivating algae, but they become contaminated with unwanted species very quickly [134]....
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...Some biodiesel standards are ASTM D6751 (ASTM = American Society for Testing and Materials) and the European standard EN 14214, which was developed from previously existing standards in individual European countries [15,16]....
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