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Biodiesel from Animal Fat: An Environment-Friendly Alternative to Conventional Fuel
2018
Overview
The advantages of biodiesel over conventional diesel fuel are its portability, ready availability, renewability, higher combustion efficiency, lower sulphur and aromatic content, higher cetane number, higher biodegradability, better emission profile, safer handling, besides being non-toxic. The most popular animal sources used as a feedstock for biodiesel are beef tallow, chicken fat, lamb fat, lard, yellow grease, hemp oil, waste cooking oil, and the greasy by-product from omega-3 fatty acid production. [...]larger amount of residues in the form of animal fats from animal processing-plants was generated. [...]there's a biosafety issue related to animal fats that could come from the contaminated animals. [...]future research to ensure biodiesel quality from animal waste (cradle to grave) is required.
