Abstract Properties of biodiesel can be related to the chemical composition of the biomass
source used in transesterification. Saturated fatty acids confer high oxidative stability, while …

The scarcity of fossil fuels in medium and long term has led to several researchers to
propose different alternatives to replace them, where the biodiesel had been proposed as …

Oxidative stability and cold-filter plugging points (CFPP) of blends of biodiesel from palm,
sacha-inchi, jatropha and castor oils were evaluated. Blends were made as a strategy to …

Due to rapid industrialisation and use of advanced technologies there has been increase in
the consumption of fossil fuels, especially petroleum. Increasing needs are reciprocally …

Despite the several advantages compared to conventional diesel fuel, the biodiesel has
poor cold flow properties, limitng its use as a fuel in moderate and cold climates …

The use of biofuels in recent years, in particular the biodiesel has attracted various studies in
order to mitigate some of the problems related to their negative points, such as its high …

Biodiesel is an alternative diesel fuel which can be obtained from the transesterification of
vegetable oils with simple alcohols. This process decreases the viscosity, density and flash …

The development of an appropriate fuel to run on a petrol compression ignition engine
conceptualises a low-temperature combustion strategy, which faces challenges. With the …

Poor cold flow properties of biodiesel especially those that are composed mainly of
saturated fatty acids is one of the major drawbacks faced by most biodiesel manufacturers …

Fatty acid methyl esters (biodiesel) prepared from field pennycress and meadowfoam seed
oils were blended with methyl esters from camelina, cottonseed, palm, and soybean oils in …