Production optimisée de biodiesel à partir d’huiles de graines de Carapa procera et de Hura crepitans avec un catalyseur acide et basique dérivés de leurs coques
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La demande croissante en sources d’énergie renouvelable a suscité un intérêt pour la production de biodiesel à partir de matières premières non
conventionnelles. Cette étude se concentre sur le biodiesel dérivé des huiles de Carapa procera et de Hura crepitans, utilisant un catalyseur acide
et basique issus de leurs coques. Les huiles de Carapa procera (HCP) et de Hura crepitans (HHC) ont été transestérifiées avec de l'éthanol, un
catalyseur acide étant employé pour HCP et un catalyseur basique pour HHC. Ce dernier a montré une efficacité de transestérification et a
conservé son activité catalytique après plusieurs utilisations. Des rendements élevés en esters éthyliques ont été obtenus pour les huiles de
Carapa procera (EEHCP) et de Hura crepitans (EEHHC). Un mélange B10 d'EEHHC et de diesel commercial a satisfait aux spécifications
ASTM D6751, notamment en ce qui concerne le point d'écoulement, le point d'éclair, la couleur et la densité. Toutefois, le biodiesel B100 de
Carapa procera affichait des valeurs de viscosité et d'indice d'acide légèrement supérieures aux normes, tout comme la viscosité l'EEHHC. Cela
nécessite un traitement supplémentaire, tel qu'un temps de réaction prolongé ou un mélange avec du pétrodiesel pour ajuster la viscosité. Sur
base de ces résultats, le biodiesel de Hura crepitans peut être mélangé au diesel commercial jusqu'à 10 % en volume, répondant aux normes
ASTM. Une optimisation supplémentaire est recommandée pour le B100 de Carapa procera afin d'assurer sa conformité totale aux spécifications
du biodiesel
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