Description of the Problem

BIODIESEL
 The methodological design has the following stages

Figure 1. Stages of methodological design

 Advantages
•Produced in the country from renewable
sources not derived from oil.
•Less air pollutants (other than nitrogen oxides)
and greenhouse gases
•Its handling is safer since it has a flash point
100 ° C higher
Disadvantages
•Its cost is still not as competitive
compared to conventional diesel.
•In the technical properties, it has lower
calorific value, an aspect that does not
affect the loss of power or a significant
increase in consumption
•It has a lower oxidation stability, an
aspect that is important for the storage
process; that is (shelf life / storage time)
is less than six months)
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