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Index
methanol, 52
methanolysis process, 53
noncatalytic process, 52
vegetable oil, transesterification
of, 51
water content in vegetable
oils, 52
Supercritical water gasification (SCWG)
method, 406
Syngas production
dimethyl ether, for, 173–175
Synthesis reaction
for methanol gas, 86–87
Synthetic fuel, 16
T
Thermochemical conversion
biohydrogen
applications, 407
fermentation process, 406–407
gasification process, 405–406
SCWG, 406
dimethyl ether (see Diethyl ether
(DEE))
direct liquefaction process, 399
indirect liquefaction process
F-T synthesis (see Fischer–Tropsch
diesel)
gasification, 400–405
“Third-generation” systems, 210
sequent LPG vapor injection
system, 211
Timken compound split ECVT, 376
Transesterification process, 29–30
Transportation sector, 2
U
Ultrasonic transesterification, 55
advantages of, 57
biodiesel, 56
isolated methyl esters, yield
of, 57
low frequency ultrasound, 56
reaction time, 56
ultrasonic reactors, 56
ultrasonic wave, velocity of, 56
Unburned hydrocarbon (UHC)
emissions, 112
ORG injection timing, 108
Unconfined vapor cloud explosion
(UVCE), 224
United States
ethanol fuel production, 131
U.S. Department of Energy study
on barriers, of using ethanol in
diesel fuel, 130
V
Valve regulated lead acid (VRLA)
charging characteristics, 308
pressure relief valves, 308
Vegetable oil
advantages of
aromatics and sulfur content, 38
cost, 38
environmentally friendly, 38
knocking tendency, 38
personal safety, 38
as substitute of fuel, 38
used in engine, 38
cetane number, 25
challenges for
availability, 39
cost, 39
durability, 39
environmental benefits, 39
manufacturer
warranty, 39
oxidation stability, 39
price, 39
production, 39
characterization of, 22
classifications
edible and nonedible
oils, 22
engine tests
endurance tests, 33–36
lube oil analysis, 36–38
performance and emissions
studies, 29–33
fatty acid composition, 25
as fuel, 21
fueled engine
Index
methanol, 52
methanolysis process, 53
noncatalytic process, 52
vegetable oil, transesterification
of, 51
water content in vegetable
oils, 52
Supercritical water gasification (SCWG)
method, 406
Syngas production
dimethyl ether, for, 173–175
Synthesis reaction
for methanol gas, 86–87
Synthetic fuel, 16
T
Thermochemical conversion
biohydrogen
applications, 407
fermentation process, 406–407
gasification process, 405–406
SCWG, 406
dimethyl ether (see Diethyl ether
(DEE))
direct liquefaction process, 399
indirect liquefaction process
F-T synthesis (see Fischer–Tropsch
diesel)
gasification, 400–405
“Third-generation” systems, 210
sequent LPG vapor injection
system, 211
Timken compound split ECVT, 376
Transesterification process, 29–30
Transportation sector, 2
U
Ultrasonic transesterification, 55
advantages of, 57
biodiesel, 56
isolated methyl esters, yield
of, 57
low frequency ultrasound, 56
reaction time, 56
ultrasonic reactors, 56
ultrasonic wave, velocity of, 56
Unburned hydrocarbon (UHC)
emissions, 112
ORG injection timing, 108
Unconfined vapor cloud explosion
(UVCE), 224
United States
ethanol fuel production, 131
U.S. Department of Energy study
on barriers, of using ethanol in
diesel fuel, 130
V
Valve regulated lead acid (VRLA)
charging characteristics, 308
pressure relief valves, 308
Vegetable oil
advantages of
aromatics and sulfur content, 38
cost, 38
environmentally friendly, 38
knocking tendency, 38
personal safety, 38
as substitute of fuel, 38
used in engine, 38
cetane number, 25
challenges for
availability, 39
cost, 39
durability, 39
environmental benefits, 39
manufacturer
warranty, 39
oxidation stability, 39
price, 39
production, 39
characterization of, 22
classifications
edible and nonedible
oils, 22
engine tests
endurance tests, 33–36
lube oil analysis, 36–38
performance and emissions
studies, 29–33
fatty acid composition, 25
as fuel, 21
fueled engine
