Glycerine Based Biofuel Composition and Method
a biofuel and glycerin technology, applied in the field of biofuel compositions and methods, can solve the problems of inability to readily atomize glycerin, inability to be readily used as a neat fuel, and inability to meet the requirements of high-temperature glycerin synthesis,
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MethodTestResult UnitsASTMDensity of Liquids by1.1876D4052Digital Density MeterRelative Density @15.56 / 15.56° C.ASTMPensky-Martens Closed>110°C.D93Cup Flash PointProcedure Used ACorrected Flash PointASTMKinematic / Dynamic Viscosity15.34 mm2 / s(15.34 cSt)D445Kinematic Viscosity @104° F. / 40° C.ASTMHeat of Combustion by Bomb6953BTU / lbD240Calorimeter Gross BTU - LBASTMPour Point of Petroleum−24° C.(−11.2° F.)D97Products-Pour Point
example 2
[0048]A sample biofuel composition was prepared by mixing the three components in the following weight percent: glycerin 70 wt %, water 20 wt %, cda ethanol 10 wt %. A one pound sample was prepared with each ingredient being measured and provided in weight amount corresponding to their respective weight percent. The glycerine was placed in a large beaker. The water and cda alcohol were mixed together in another beaker and then poured into the beaker of glycerine. The components were mixed for approximately 3 minutes to produce the biofuel composition. The Kinematic Viscosity @ 104° F. / 40° C. of this biofuel was reported 10.31 cSt, the Heat of Combustion by Bomb calorimeter Gross BT-LB was reported 5,835 btu / lb and the specific gravity @15.5° / 60° F. was reported 1.142.
example 3
[0049]A sample biofuel composition was prepared by mixing the three components in the following weight percent: glycerin 70 wt %, water 20 wt %, ethylene glycol 10 wt %. A one pound sample was prepared with each ingredient being measured and provided in weight amount corresponding to their respective weight percent. The glycerine was placed in a large beaker. The water and ethylene glycol were mixed together in another beaker and then poured into the beaker of glycerine. The components were mixed for approximately 3 minutes to produce the biofuel composition. The Kinematic Viscosity @ 104° F. / 40° C. of this biofuel was reported 12.66 cSt, the Heat of Combustion by Bomb calorimeter Gross BTU-LB was reported 5,508 btu / lb.
[0050]The fuel composition of Example 1 has a flash point>110° C. (230° F.), well above the required FP for marine fuels and a pour point much improved over that of glycerine alone. The fuel compositions of Example 2 and of Example 3 have viscosities below 15 cSt. Vis...
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