silybum marianum l. seed oil: a novel feedstock for biodiesel production
Silybum marianum L. seed oil: A novel feedstock
3.2. Biodiesel preparation from SMSO. S. marianum L. seed oil was used as a novel feedstock to produce BD. The FFA content of SMSO was found to be 6.80%. This value is higher than the safe limits for alkaline catalyzed transesterification.
In the present study, biodiesel was produced from a novel non edible oil source, Silybum marianum L. seeds oil (SMSO). The acid value of the extracted oil was found to be 13.60 mg KOH/g.Therefore, a dual step process viz. acid–base catalyzed transesterification was developed to produce the biodiesel.
Silybum marianum L. seed oil: A novel feedstock
ORIGINAL ARTICLE Silybum marianum L. seed oil: A novel feedstock for biodiesel production Abdelrahman B. Fadhil *, Kareem M. Ahmed, Mohammed M. Dheyab Department
In the present study, biodiesel was produced from a novel non edible oil source, Silybum marianum L. seeds oil (SMSO). The acid value of the extracted oil was found to be 13.60 mg KOH/g.
Silybum marianum L. seed oil: A novel feedstock
was reported about the production of biodiesel from this feedstock. The present study aims to produce biodiesel from an ideal novel feedstock namely S. marianum L. seed oil through acid–base catalyzed transesterification (ABCT). The oil is esterified with methanol in the presence of hydrochloric acid as a catalyst. Then, the resultant oil
AbstractIn the present study, biodiesel was produced from a novel non edible oil source, Silybum marianum L. seeds oil (SMSO). The acid value of the extracted oil was found to be 13.60mg KOH/g. Therefore, a dual step process viz. acid–base catalyzed transesterification was developed to produce the biodiesel.
Biodiesel Feedstock and Production Technologies: Successes
The biodiesel production process is shifting from other sources to algal oil and heterogeneous acid catalysts. Algal oil is a more reliable and efficient source. It has the potential of producing yields of more than 100 times those attainable per hectare from oilseeds.
Li F, Yang L, Zhao T, et al. Optimization of enzymatic pretreatment for n-hexane extraction of oil from Silybum marianum seeds using response surface methodology. Food Bioprod Process 90 (2012): 87-94. Zhang J, Chen S, Yang R, et al. Biodiesel production from vegetable oil using heterogenous acid and alkali catalyst. Fuel 89 (2010): 2939-2944.
Review on Different Sources for the Production of Biodiesel
(camellia), thistle (Silybum marianum seed) and wheat are other sources to obtain edible oils [11]. A. Biodiesel Production from Waste Cooking Oil oils are the most attractive. interesting and common source for the production of biodiesel due to their low cost. From large food processing units and service may be collected in huge
Biodiesel production from Silybum marianum L. seed oil with high FFA content using sulfonated carbon catalyst for esterification and base catalyst for transesterification Abstract Agro-industrial acidic oil as a renewable feedstock for biodiesel production using (1R)-(-)-camphor-10-sulfonic acid Abstract
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Li F, Yang L, Zhao T, et al. Optimization of enzymatic pretreatment for n-hexane extraction of oil from Silybum marianum seeds using response surface methodology. Food Bioprod Process 90 (2012): 87-94. Zhang J, Chen S, Yang R, et al. Biodiesel production from vegetable oil using heterogenous acid and alkali catalyst. Fuel 89 (2010): 2939-2944.
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The potential of Reutealis trisperma seed as a new non
Fadhil AB, Ahmed KM, Dheyab MM (2012) Silybum marianum L. Seed oil: a novel feedstock for biodiesel production. Arab J Chem. doi: 10.1016/j.arabjc.2012.11.009,Article In
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Biodiesel Feedstock and Production Technologies: Successes
The biodiesel production process is shifting from other sources to algal oil and heterogeneous acid catalysts. Algal oil is a more reliable and efficient source. It has the potential of producing yields of more than 100 times those attainable per hectare from oilseeds.
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Status quo of Biodiesel Production in Africa: A Review on
[161] M. Takase, W. Feng, W. Wang et al. “Silybum marianum oil as a new potential non-edible feedstock for biodiesel: a comparison of its production
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The effects of alcohol to oil molar ratios and the type of
Silybum marianum L. seed oil: A novel feedstock for biodiesel production 2012/Abdelrahman B. Fadhil, Kareem M. Ahmed, Mohammed M. Dheyab Academic research paper on topic "The effects of alcohol to oil molar ratios and the type of alcohol on biodiesel production
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Biodiesel Production from Reutealis Trisperma Oil Using
Recently, the use of various non-edible oils was explored to reduce the biodiesel production cost, including Silybum marianum L., Datura stramonium, C. pentandra, and Cerbera odollam . Reutealis trisperma is a tree (10–15 m in height) that is endemic to the Philippines and is
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DISADVANTAGES OF HERBACEOUS OIL-BEARING PLANTS AS
for the biodiesel production. Attalea speciosa tree is a weed, while seeds can be eaten raw, cooked, or made into nut milk. Seed oil can be used to make butter [34]. Phytoremediation potential woody weed of Balanites aegyptiaca [35] is also used as biodiesel feedstock due to the high oil content of 30-60%.
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Biodiesel Production Process Optimization from Sugar Apple
This paper presents the production of biodiesel from nonedible, renewable sugar apple seed oil and its characterization. The studies were carried out on transesterification of oil with methanol and sodium hydroxide as catalyst for the production of biodiesel. The process parameters such as catalyst concentration, reaction time, and reaction temperature were optimized for the production
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Volumetric Method for Free and Total Glycerin
Biodiesel production from Silybum marianum L. seed oil with high FFA content using sulfonated carbon catalyst for esterification and base catalyst for transesterification. Energy Conversion and Management 2016, 108,255-265.
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1. Introduction Hindawi
The optimization of biodiesel production from a novel source of wild non-edible oil yielding plant Silybum marianum International Journal of Green Energy 2014 11 6 589 594 10.1080/15435075.2013.777910 2-s2.0-84890480137 27 Sadia H. Ahmad M. Zafar M. Sultana S. Azam A. Khan M. A. Variables effecting the optimization of non edible wild safflower
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Profile of Fatty Acids, Tocopherols, Phytosterols and
Takase M, Feng WW, Wang W, et al. Silybum marianum oil as a new potential non-edible feedstock for biodiesel: A comparison of its production using conventional and ultrasonic assisted method. Fuel Process Technol 2014; 123: 19-26.
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The potential of Reutealis trisperma seed as a new non
Int J point, cloud point, and acid number were in accordance with Green Energy 4:15–26 the ASTM standards. Biodiesel produced from R. trisperma 8. Fadhil AB, Ahmed KM, Dheyab MM (2012) Silybum marianum L. and S. marianum L. shows different value in iodine number. Seed oil: a novel feedstock for biodiesel production.
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Status quo of Biodiesel Production in Africa: A Review on
[161] M. Takase, W. Feng, W. Wang et al. “Silybum marianum oil as a new potential non-edible feedstock for biodiesel: a comparison of its production
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Saraca asoca seeds A novel candidature for biodiesel
Oct 16, 2024· This work uncovers the potential of Saraca asoca seeds as novel feedstock for biodiesel and its modeling-optimization done with ANN-GA, and evaluation of fuel properties of biodiesel and its blend with diesel. The acid value of S. asoca seed oil (8.43 mg KOH/g) was >2 mg KOH/g. Hence, a dual stage acid-base transesterification was employed.
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The effects of alcohol to oil molar ratios and the type of
Silybum marianum L. seed oil: A novel feedstock for biodiesel production 2012/Abdelrahman B. Fadhil, Kareem M. Ahmed, Mohammed M. Dheyab Academic research paper on topic "The effects of alcohol to oil molar ratios and the type of alcohol on biodiesel production
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Review on Different Sources for the Production of Biodiesel
(camellia), thistle (Silybum marianum seed) and wheat are other sources to obtain edible oils [11]. A. Biodiesel Production from Waste Cooking Oil oils are the most attractive. interesting and common source for the production of biodiesel due to their low cost. From large food processing units and service may be collected in huge
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Enzymatic oil‐degumming by a novel microbial phospholipase
Lin Mei, Liang Wang, Qianqian Li, Jiangnan Yu, Ximing Xu, Comparison of acid degumming and enzymatic degumming process for Silybum marianum seed oil, Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture, 10.1002/jsfa.6109, 93, 11, (2822-2828), (2013).
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Biodiesel Feedstock and Production Technologies
The biodiesel production process is shifting from other sources to algal oil and heterogeneous acid catalysts. Algal oil is a more reliable and efficient source. It has the potential of producing yields of more than 100 times those attainable per hectare from oilseeds.
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Biodiesel Production Process Optimization from Sugar Apple
This paper presents the production of biodiesel from nonedible, renewable sugar apple seed oil and its characterization. The studies were carried out on transesterification of oil with methanol and sodium hydroxide as catalyst for the production of biodiesel. The process parameters such as catalyst concentration, reaction time, and reaction temperature were optimized for the production
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Biodiesel Production from Silybum marianum L. Seed Oil with High FFA Content Using Sulfonated Carbon Catalyst for Esterification and Base Catalyst for
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Degumming Alternatives for Edible Oils and Biodiesel
Cesarini et al. [8] used the lipase Callera Trans L in liquid form along with phospholipases PLA 1, PLC and LLPL-2 for the production of biodiesel from crude soybean oil and canola oil, were used temperature at 35°C, 1% of lipase, 2 to 3.5wt.%, 1.5eqs of methanol and reaction time was 24h. The authors obtained a content of fatty acid methyl
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1. Introduction Hindawi
The optimization of biodiesel production from a novel source of wild non-edible oil yielding plant Silybum marianum International Journal of Green Energy 2014 11 6 589 594 10.1080/15435075.2013.777910 2-s2.0-84890480137 27 Sadia H. Ahmad M. Zafar M. Sultana S. Azam A. Khan M. A. Variables effecting the optimization of non edible wild safflower
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Volumetric Method for Free and Total Glycerin
Biodiesel production from Silybum marianum L. seed oil with high FFA content using sulfonated carbon catalyst for esterification and base catalyst for transesterification. Energy Conversion and Management 2016, 108,255-265.
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Single-Phase and Two-Phase Base-Catalyzed
Silybum marianum oil as a new potential non-edible feedstock for biodiesel: A comparison of its production using conventional and ultrasonic assisted method. Fuel Processing Technology 2014, 123, 19-26. DOI: 10.1016/j.fuproc.2014.01.032.
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Prospects and Potential of Green Fuel from some Non
Silybum marianum (L.) Gaertner Milk thistle (Silybum marianum Gaertn.) (Figure 7) is a winter annual or a biennial. 3. Serious consideration should be given to establish a mega tree plantation for production of oil seeds in biodiesel application. 4. Feasibility of edible oil vs. non-edible oil vs. waste edible oil as biodiesel feedstock
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Saraca asoca seeds A novel candidature for biodiesel
Oct 16, 2024· This work uncovers the potential of Saraca asoca seeds as novel feedstock for biodiesel and its modeling-optimization done with ANN-GA, and evaluation of fuel properties of biodiesel and its blend with diesel. The acid value of S. asoca seed oil (8.43 mg KOH/g) was >2 mg KOH/g. Hence, a dual stage acid-base transesterification was employed.
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Status quo of Biodiesel Production in Africa: A Review on
[161] M. Takase, W. Feng, W. Wang et al. “Silybum marianum oil as a new potential non-edible feedstock for biodiesel: a comparison of its production
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Review on Different Sources for the Production of Biodiesel
(camellia), thistle (Silybum marianum seed) and wheat are other sources to obtain edible oils [11]. A. Biodiesel Production from Waste Cooking Oil oils are the most attractive. interesting and common source for the production of biodiesel due to their low cost. From large food processing units and service may be collected in huge
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