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September 16, 2025Journal of Mines Metals and Fuels

Production and Characterisation of Biodiesel from Waste Cooking Oil: A Sustainable Approach Using Transesterification

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Biodiesel produced from waste cooking oil significantly reduces viscosity from 31.62mm²/s to 4.69mm²/s, enhancing fuel performance.
Characterisation reveals that the biodiesel meets ASTM standards, including a calorific value of 38,450 kJ/kg, ensuring quality and safety.
The ternary blends produced improved rheological properties compared to traditional diesel, showing potential for cleaner biofuels.
WCB20Bu20Pr20 blend achieved low viscosity of 1.004mm²/s at elevated temperatures, indicating better fuel flow characteristics.

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This research demonstrates the successful production of biodiesel from waste cooking oil via transesterification, suggesting potential environmental benefits.

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This research demonstrates the successful production of biodiesel from waste cooking oil via transesterification, suggesting potential environmental benefits.

Production and Characterisation of Biodiesel from Waste Cooking Oil: A Sustainable Approach Using Transesterification

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Production and Characterisation of Biodiesel from Waste Cooking Oil: A Sustainable Approach Using Transesterification

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