Diesel engines are the main source of rapidly-growing energy consumption worldwide.
Diesel consumption is responsible for serious air pollution, which includes nitrogen oxides …

Biodiesel is the common name given to ethyl or methyl esters of long chain fatty acids
obtained from vegetable oils or animal fats. Biodiesel is renewable, non toxic …

The increasing population growth is demanding alternative fuels with the fast depletion of
world fossil fuel reserves. In this research work, biodiesel was produced from Roselle and …

Biodiesel production is undergoing rapid technological reforms in industries and academia.
This has become more obvious and relevant since the recent increase in the petroleum …

Increasing number of researches focusing on the use of solid heterogeneous catalysts for
the production of biodiesel provides evidence that these catalysts continue to evolve as …

The present review aims to study the prospects and opportunities of introducing vegetable
oils and their derivatives as fuel in diesel engines. In our country the ratio of diesel to …

Biodiesel production can be achieved through different processes and different reactor types
as well as varying reaction parameters such as catalyst dose, oil: alcohol ratio, reaction time …

Acceptability of biodiesel by automotive sector is limited due to some of its adverse
properties such as cold flow properties, oxidation stability and corrosiveness with automotive …

An experimental investigation has been carried out to analyze the performance and
emission characteristics of a compression ignition engine fuelled with Karanja oil and its …

The use of vegetable oils as alternative fuels has been around for one hundred years when
the inventor of the diesel engine Rudolph Diesel first tested peanut oil, in his compression …