Vegetable Oil Fuel By: Theresa Mackey. How does it work? Blend vegetable oil with lighter fuel Heat until it becomes thin enough Works just like Petroleum.

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Vegetable Oil Fuel By: Theresa Mackey

How does it work? Blend vegetable oil with lighter fuel Heat until it becomes thin enough Works just like Petroleum Diesel SVO, WVO

How is it being used? Alternative fuel for diesel engines (in automobiles) Heating oil burners in homes

Advantages Widely available Renewable Reduced Pollution Better engine lubrication High energy content/ Increased Range Comparable performance to petro- diesel Few disposable products are produced No extra chemicals to pay for

Disadvantages Cost of Conversion High Maintenance Limited to Diesel Engines Only Damage (Experimental Fuel) Can’t Replace Petroleum at Current Consumption Levels

Environmental Impact No Carbon Dioxide added to atmosphere Deforestation (Burning) Spills

Where is vegetable oil produced? Around the world (US, Europe, Austrailia) Used in same areas Germany is a big user

What would it replace? Alternative for Diesel and heating oil Vegetable oil is cleaner Cars have increased performance with vegetable oil Cheaper than diesel at the pump Renewable

Works Cited oil-fuelhttp:// oil-fuel lhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vegetable_oil_fue l nomy#Environmental_effectshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vegetable_oil_eco nomy#Environmental_effects