Algerian Journal of Renewable Energy and Sustainable Development
Volume 5, Numéro 1, Pages 56-62
2023-06-15

Valorization Of Frying Oil As Fuel (biodiesel)

Authors : Tahri Ahmed . Harrouz Abdelkader .

Abstract

Over the past three decades, biodiesel has experienced remarkable development. This fuel, obtained from vegetable oils or animal fat, has the advantage of being renewable, less polluting, and reduces the energy dependence of oil-importing countries.In this article, we are interested in the production of a biofuel based on non-food used frying oil. The physico-chemical characteristics for Oleor vegetable oil are found to comply with established standards. After subjecting the oil to repeated frying using potatoes, followed by a physico- chemical evaluation, the results obtained showed the thermo- oxidative alteration of this oil, confirmed by the evolution of the physico-chemical indices. chemicals during frying. At the end, this used oil is recovered as fuel (biodiesel). The production of biodiesel is obtained by the transesterification reaction, with a conversion rate of 85%. The physico-chemical properties determined are very interesting and close to those of commercial diesel.

Keywords

Frying oil Extraction ,Transesterification ,Fuel Biodiesel

Optimization Of The Frying Oil Waste Transesterification Reaction Time To Biodiesel

H. Kerras .  R Merouani .  C. Nekkab .  N. Outili .  Ah. Meniai . 
pages 65-70.


Comparative Study Of Frying Oil Pre-treatments For Biodiesel Production Using Green Chemistry Metrics

Outili Nawel .  Miroud Insaf .  Koliai Rayane .  Kerras Halima . 
pages 29-32.


Techno-economic Study Of The Production Of Biodiesel From Frying Oil

Kerras Halima .  Nekkab Chahra .  Merouani Rayane .  Outili Nawel . 
pages 7-11.


Optimization, Characterization And Properties Of Biodiesel Produced From Waste Sunflower Frying Oil

Boumesbah I. .  Hachaïchi – Sadouk Z. .  Tazerouti A. . 
pages 9-22.


Raw Material For Biodiesel Production. Valorization Of Used Edible Oil

Ahmia A.c. .  Danane F. .  Bessah R. .  Boumesbah I. . 
pages 335-343.