Wastewater discharges from restaurants, kitchens, food processing plants and
slaughterhouses contain high proportion of fat, oil, and grease (FOG). Critical overview on …

Biodiesel is a long-chain fatty acid ester made from renewed and biological raw materials
such as used cooking, animal fat, vegetable oil, and algae. Biodiesel is a renewable and …

The major sources of dietary lipids are edible oils, which include both vegetable and fish
oils. Crude oil extracted from vegetable and fish sources contain mono‐, di‐, triacylglycerols …

The global energy demand is currently met by the use of non-renewable fossil fuels. The
challenges of non-availability of these fuels in the future, instability in prices of crude oil and …

The crude glycerol produced as a byproduct of transesterification synthesis has very few
applications because it comprises of significant amounts of methanol, catalyst, and soap. On …

The most difficult hindrance to use biodiesel is its expensive price because of the costly
edible feedstocks such as soybean oil. Also, the production of biodiesel from edible …

The depletion of diesel fuel and its association with the pollution problems forces the world
to look for alternative ways for energy production. The most important alternative source of …

Biodiesel was synthesized from locally sourced, on-campus, dining facility waste cooking oil
and grease by base-catalyzed transesterification with methanol. The components and …

Three different waste animal fats (bone, chicken, and tallow) have been studied to evaluate
whether they could be used as bioliquids according to the European Regulation (EC) No …

The increasing trend of global energy demand has encouraged the development of
renewable energies, especially those derived from biomass and agricultural residues. This …