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RAW MATERIALS FOR BIODIESEL

Any form of biomass can be processed into liquid fuel by various thermochemical processes (such as pyrolysis or gasification and Fischer-Tropsch synthesis), but the energy and economic requirements of such processes are significantly greater than those required for the transesterification of plant oils into biodiesel. . Thus, it is desirable to have a high triglyceride oil content in the feedstock (oilseed or algae) to reduce energetic and economical process costs.

for the biodiesel-making process, we can use various vegetable oils like

1. sunflower,

2. soybean,

3. rapeseed (mustard),

4.  palm,

5. peanut,

6. cottonseed,

7. corn (maize),

8. canola,

9. rice bran,

10. jojoba,

11. animal tallow

12. chicken oils

13. used cooking oil.

14. sunflower fatty

15. palm fatty acid.

16. nonedible oils

17. mixed oils

18. fatty acid oil,

19. palm stearine,

20. Palm fatty acid, 
 & also we can used flex oils for the making process, the fatty acid component in biodiesel. However, only a few of these oils have been used commercially. Expanding the use of certain feedstock oils must be evaluated in terms of environmental and economic impacts. Competition with their food use is also a very important factor.

There are several advantages and disadvantages to using edible plants or vegetable oils for biodiesel production.

• Item Code: ABRW01AH
• Production Capacity: 10000 TONS
• Delivery Time: ONE WEEK
• Packaging Details: TANKER LOAD ONLY