1. MORINGA OLEIFERA BASED BIOFUEL

2. Sustainable fuel and Food India – Largest Producer Drought free & Fast growing INTRODUCTION

3. OIL EXTRACTION Moringa Oleifera plant

4. Oil to Fuel Moringa Oleifera oil

5. Advantages  Naturally available  Low Cost  Low emissions

6. ISSUES CONCERNING THE DESIGN  Availability  Testing Procedure

7.  Overall comfort.  Revolutionary change. CONCLUSION

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10. PRESENTED BY Vignesh Iyer – Final yr Rashmitha Rao – Third Year Guide – Dinesh Kumar G. (Asst. Professor) Paulson (Asst. Professor) Aeronautical Department Hindustan University