Soybeans, the most common source of oil for biodiesel production in the United States
Soybeans:
The most common oil source for biodiesel production in the US.

About Green Gas

Green Gas is a project to produce a renewable fuel from waste cooking oil.

Overview:
The Green Gas project is sponsored by Cyberview Solutions Inc, with the objective to convert used cooking oil / waste vegetable oil into biodiesel that can be used in an unmodified diesel engine.

History:
The Green Gas project started in spring of 2005. The first task was to identify the process that is required to convert vegetable oil into a viable alternative fuel for diesel engines (biodiesel).

Winter 2005 we started the design of our prototype reactor. As spring approached we were in the final stages of assembly, and were collecting oil. With summer upon us, we were producing and continue to produce batches on a (somewhat) regular basis.

Project vehicle:
Stock 1999 Ford F350 4x4, with the 7.3l powerstroke diesel engine.

Fall 2006 - Installed an inline electric fuel preheater between the fuel tank and fuel pump (preparing for winter). Still working on the antigel agent that will allow us to run B100 throughout the winter.

 


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