The research activities from past two decades have
been vigorously done in the area of alternate fuel for CI engine and still it
is on. The rapid industrialization and motorization airs is a serious threat to the draining of petroleum
resources. Many investigations and studies revealed that the oils from the
vegetable origin can be successfully implemented to the existing CI engines
without any major hardware modification and still further research is necessary
to find a fuel resource from a waste recovery point of view. In this regard,
waste cooking oil/frying can be used as a potential alternative fuel. This
paper reviews the production, potential, characterization, engine performance
and exhaust emissions of the waste cooking oil biodiesel through the
experimental work carried out in various part of the world.
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