Biodiesel (B100 or EN14214)

Biodiesel is an alternative fuel made from vegetable oil, animal oils, fats, or greases that can be used in existing diesel engines with no modifications. It is cleaner and safer than petroleum fuels. Biodiesel cuts down on targeted emissions. Biodiesel used in a 20 percent blend with petroleum diesel and a catalytic converter will cut air pollution. Particulate matter is reduced 31 percent, carbon monoxide by 21 percent and total hydrocarbons by 47 percent. Biodiesel used in a blend will also reduce sulfur emissions and aromatics. Using 100% biodiesel further reduces emissions and carcinogenic compounds. 1. Density: 0.87
2. Viscosity: 3.5-4.5
3. Flash point: 120
4. Condensation point: 5
5. Sulfur: <0.01
6. Moisture: 0.05 percent
7. Cetane number: 49
8. Ester content: 98 percent
9. Heat: 9700 cal