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Renewable diesel is a liquid transportation fuel derived from biomass, making it more sustainable than standard fossil fuels. It differs from biodiesel in chemical composition, properties and processing route. Renewable diesel is produced through hydroprocessing and subsequent distillation using a fractional distillation process similar to that used for petroleum refining. This produces a fuel with a high cetane number, meaning it performs well in engines and can be a drop-in replacement for fossil-based diesel. Biorefining of Renewable Diesel begins with an introduction to the need for, and potential of, renewable diesel before looking at processes for 2nd and 3rd generation renewable diesel as well as production from waste feedstocks. It includes discussion of integrating renewable diesel biorefineries with existing petrol refineries, life cycle analysis of renewable diesel biorefineries and a perspective on the future of renewable diesel. This book is a valuable resource for any transportation fuel professionals interested in sustainability solutions.
Renewable Diesel: A Sustainable Driver for Next Generation Biorefining of Renewable Diesel: From Production to Market Major Resources for Renewable-diesel Production: Challenges and Opportunities Catalytic Systems for Renewable Diesel Production Processing Technologies for Renewable-diesel Production Hydrodeoxygenation of Triglycerides into Renewable Diesel Turning Lignocellulose Biomass into Etheric Biofuel Biorefining of Second-generation Liquid Biomass into Renewable Diesel Biorefining of Third-generation Algal Biomass into Green Fuels and High-value Products Organic Waste as a Feedstock to Produce Renewable Diesel High-value Co-products from a Renewable Diesel-based Biorefinery Platform Blending, Storage, and Distribution of Renewable Diesel: Production to Market Renewable-diesel Industry: A Real-world Scenario Life-cycle and Techno-economic Assessment of Renewable Diesel and Biorefinery Integrating Renewable-diesel Biorefineries with Existing Petroleum Refineries: Scope and Challenges Current Status and Future Outlook for Renewable-diesel Biorefineries
edited by Mohammad Aslam, Sanjeev Mishra, Jorge Aburto.