[PDF] Top 20 Algae as a Potential Feedstock for Production of Biodiesel

... vulgaris gives the best result about 95 % and 92 % for R. hieroglyphicum using transesterification process. Palmitic(C16:0), Stearic (C18:0), Oleic (C18:1), Linoleic (C18:2) and Linolenic (C18:3) are the most common ... See full document

... that algae can be grown at lab scale under controlled conditions to produce high levels of ...growing algae in large ponds or photobioreactors for the production of ...of algae. While this ... See full document

... of algae. The production of biodiesel was performed at Tafila Technical University ...The algae were brought from Almansora stream at Tafila governorate - Jordan and afterwards dried in an ... See full document

... for biodiesel production, but currently used are the edible oils [8, ...the production of biodiesel from non-edible oils is currently affected by the factor of cost-effectiveness due to its ... See full document

... dwindle. Biodiesel have attracted the most attention during recent years as it has emerged as a potential alternative ...and algae (Radmer, 1994; Ranganathan et ...The production of ... See full document

... The objectives of this research project are to: 1-Select a microalgae-strain that, not only grows fast, but also contains high lipid contain. 2-Design a photobioreactor, which facilitates the control of algal growth ... See full document

... alternative biodiesel with higher yield and less ...The biodiesel production from a mix of those alcohols may be a means of adding the technical and economical benefits with the environmental ... See full document

... on biodiesel as a reliable and renewable resource that is to satisfy a significant part of the energy ...the production of biodiesel under the condition of 3:1 methanol/oil molar ratio for 1hour at ... See full document

... where biodiesel has to replace the conventional fuel party or ...biodiesel production. The paper lists the various methodologies used for production of biodiesel out of which it focuses ... See full document

... the production of Biodiesel from Monoraphidium contortum (MORF-1) microal- gae biomass, as it is a sustainable alternative not only economically, but also environmentally and ecologically to replace ... See full document

... [1]. Biodiesel is used as an alternative to conventional petroleum diesel ...the potential feedstock for the production of bio- ...their production as fuel [3]. Although ... See full document

... biofuel production (algae-to-biofuels) based on metabolic engineering of algae is still in its infancy, one of the main barriers is our lacking of understanding of microalgal growth, metabolism and ... See full document

... observed in the case of diesel fuel, as diesel engines are the standard in heavy transport vehicles. The continuously growing demand for liquid fuels causes increased demand for petroleum, which may result in a ... See full document

... viz biodiesel and bioetha- nol are viewed as future substitute fuels for diesel and gasoline ...The biodiesel from edi- ble oils is also not a sustainable option due to heavy competition with seed plants ... See full document

... promising feedstock for biodiesel ...biofuel production in terms of reducing the over-dependence on food crop as a feedstock for bioenergy ...of algae-based biofuel production is ... See full document

... The problem with the virgin oil feedstocks (not recycled) that are currently being put forward as good stocks for biodiesel production is that they are all farm- ing-intensive. Plants such as corn and soy ... See full document

... Micro- algae have the capacity to assimilate various nitrogen sources such as nitrate, ammonia, urea, yeast extract, and peptone with complex sources such as yeast extract hav- ing a potentially positive effect on ... See full document

... Microalgae can produce both biofuels and valuable co- products such as omega-3 and several metabolites of economic interest, such as carotenoids (e.g., astaxanthin, lutein), vitamin E (alpha–tocopherol), and poly ... See full document

... Neem is a tree in the family ‘maliaceae’ which grows various parts in Bangladesh. It’s scientific name ‘Azadirachtaindica’. The evergreen tree is large, reaching 12 to 18 meters in height with a girth of up to 1.8 to 2.4 ... See full document

... The production of biodiesel comes from reaction of vegetable oil or animal fat with alcohol such as methanol MEOH or ethanol ETOH in the presence of acid or alkali catalyst (Sirisomboonchai et ...pure ... See full document