Technical feasibility studies for Langkawi WCO (waste cooking oil) derived-biodiesel

A study has been done to consider Malaysian WCO (waste cooking oil) generated in an eco-tourism island, Langkawi, Malaysia as an alternative feedstock for biodiesel production. This paper presents the results of the comprehensive technical feasibility study for production of biodiesel from WCO feeds...

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Main Authors: Kumaran P., Mazlini N., Hussein I., Nazrain M., Khairul M.
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spelling my.uniten.dspace-306012023-12-29T15:50:05Z Technical feasibility studies for Langkawi WCO (waste cooking oil) derived-biodiesel Kumaran P. Mazlini N. Hussein I. Nazrain M. Khairul M. 56803626200 36990261500 7006902818 37003852200 57215377442 ASTM D6751 Biodiesel Waste cooking oil Kedah Langkawi Malaysia West Malaysia Alternative fuels Feedstocks Planning Recycling Sustainable development Alternative feedstocks ASTM D6751 Biodiesel production Diesel vehicles Eco-tourisms Energy mix Long term Malaysia Malaysians Substitute fuels Technical feasibility Waste cooking oil alternative fuel biofuel ecotourism recycling standard (regulation) sustainable development waste treatment Biodiesel A study has been done to consider Malaysian WCO (waste cooking oil) generated in an eco-tourism island, Langkawi, Malaysia as an alternative feedstock for biodiesel production. This paper presents the results of the comprehensive technical feasibility study for production of biodiesel from WCO feedstock. The results have shown feasibility of recycling WCO into biodiesel that is compliant with international fuel standard ASTM D6751. The study has given an indication on the appropriate processing scheme to be developed for recycling WCO into biodiesel as a substitute fuel for diesel vehicles in Langkawi that would enable the promotion of alternative fuel in the energy mix for long term environment sustainability. � 2011 Elsevier Ltd. Final 2023-12-29T07:50:05Z 2023-12-29T07:50:05Z 2011 Article 10.1016/j.energy.2011.02.002 2-s2.0-79952183920 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-79952183920&doi=10.1016%2fj.energy.2011.02.002&partnerID=40&md5=eecd04d4a24c22ae117b0a3fe97646fb https://irepository.uniten.edu.my/handle/123456789/30601 36 3 1386 1393 Elsevier Ltd Scopus
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topic ASTM D6751
Biodiesel
Waste cooking oil
Kedah
Langkawi
Malaysia
West Malaysia
Alternative fuels
Feedstocks
Planning
Recycling
Sustainable development
Alternative feedstocks
ASTM D6751
Biodiesel production
Diesel vehicles
Eco-tourisms
Energy mix
Long term
Malaysia
Malaysians
Substitute fuels
Technical feasibility
Waste cooking oil
alternative fuel
biofuel
ecotourism
recycling
standard (regulation)
sustainable development
waste treatment
Biodiesel
spellingShingle ASTM D6751
Biodiesel
Waste cooking oil
Kedah
Langkawi
Malaysia
West Malaysia
Alternative fuels
Feedstocks
Planning
Recycling
Sustainable development
Alternative feedstocks
ASTM D6751
Biodiesel production
Diesel vehicles
Eco-tourisms
Energy mix
Long term
Malaysia
Malaysians
Substitute fuels
Technical feasibility
Waste cooking oil
alternative fuel
biofuel
ecotourism
recycling
standard (regulation)
sustainable development
waste treatment
Biodiesel
Kumaran P.
Mazlini N.
Hussein I.
Nazrain M.
Khairul M.
Technical feasibility studies for Langkawi WCO (waste cooking oil) derived-biodiesel
description A study has been done to consider Malaysian WCO (waste cooking oil) generated in an eco-tourism island, Langkawi, Malaysia as an alternative feedstock for biodiesel production. This paper presents the results of the comprehensive technical feasibility study for production of biodiesel from WCO feedstock. The results have shown feasibility of recycling WCO into biodiesel that is compliant with international fuel standard ASTM D6751. The study has given an indication on the appropriate processing scheme to be developed for recycling WCO into biodiesel as a substitute fuel for diesel vehicles in Langkawi that would enable the promotion of alternative fuel in the energy mix for long term environment sustainability. � 2011 Elsevier Ltd.
author2 56803626200
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Kumaran P.
Mazlini N.
Hussein I.
Nazrain M.
Khairul M.
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author Kumaran P.
Mazlini N.
Hussein I.
Nazrain M.
Khairul M.
author_sort Kumaran P.
title Technical feasibility studies for Langkawi WCO (waste cooking oil) derived-biodiesel
title_short Technical feasibility studies for Langkawi WCO (waste cooking oil) derived-biodiesel
title_full Technical feasibility studies for Langkawi WCO (waste cooking oil) derived-biodiesel
title_fullStr Technical feasibility studies for Langkawi WCO (waste cooking oil) derived-biodiesel
title_full_unstemmed Technical feasibility studies for Langkawi WCO (waste cooking oil) derived-biodiesel
title_sort technical feasibility studies for langkawi wco (waste cooking oil) derived-biodiesel
publisher Elsevier Ltd
publishDate 2023
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