Method for improving oxidation stability of biodiesel
An oxidative stability and biodiesel technology, used in biofuels, petroleum industry, liquid carbon-containing fuels, etc., can solve problems such as poor antioxidant performance, and achieve good antioxidant performance, good compatibility, and good stability.
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[0012] Example 1 Put 500 g of biodiesel with an oxidation stability of 6.60 hours and a freezing point of 14.3° C. into a compounding kettle, heat it to 20° C. (because the room temperature is 5° C., the biodiesel is in a crystalline state), and add methyl isostearate 2.5g, kept at a constant temperature of 20°C, stirred for 0.53h, and discharged to obtain 502.5g of compound diesel oil with good oxidation stability. The oxidation stability of the compound biodiesel was tested to be 6.82h.
example 2
[0013] Example 2 Put 1000g of biodiesel with an oxidation stability of 5.25h and a freezing point of 3.5°C into a compounding kettle, add 20.0g of methyl isostearate, stir for 0.5h at normal temperature and pressure, and discharge to obtain 1020.0g of oxidation stability Good compound biodiesel. The oxidation stability of the compound diesel oil was tested to be 6.08h.
example 3
[0014] Example 3 Put 1,000 g of biodiesel with an oxidation stability of 7.75 hours and a freezing point of 19.7°C into a compounding kettle, heat it to 25°C (because the room temperature is 10°C, the biodiesel is in a crystallized state), and add methyl isostearate 10.0g, stirred at a constant temperature of 25°C for 0.51h, and discharged to obtain 1010.0g of compound diesel oil with good oxidation stability. The oxidation stability of the compound biodiesel was tested to be 8.26h.
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