2010 Annual Meeting

Session: Sustainable Diesel Fuel From Renewable Resources

Bio-derived diesel fuel can be obtained from a variey of sources. This session will focus on the production of diesel fuel from renewable sources, with emphasis on process design associated with resource conversion into useful products.

Chair

Jason E. Bara, University of Alabama

Co-Chair

Ralph W. Pike, Louisiana State University

Presentations

12:30 PM

(305a) Production of High Quality Biodiesel Fuel From Waste Cooking Oil Using Anion-Exchange Resin Catalyst
Naomi Shibasaki-Kitakawa, Takahiro Tsuji, Masaki Kubo, Toshikuni Yonemoto

12:50 PM

(305b) Electrochemical Conversion of Fatty Acids to Produce Green Diesel
Charles J Coronella, Cody Wagner, Rainer Busch

01:10 PM

(305c) Parametric Study of Biodiesel Quality and Yield Using a Bench-Top Processor
Rebecca J. Wilson, Ihab Farag

01:30 PM

(305d) Disruption of Microalgal Cells for Biodiesel Production
Ronald Halim, Michael Danquah, Paul Webley

01:50 PM

(305e) Production of Biodiesel From Alternative Feedstocks – a Bubble Reactor for Converting Oils Containing Free-Fatty-Acids to Biodiesel
Richard A. Cairncross, Cory Melick, Minhazuddin Mohammed

02:10 PM

(305f) High-Pressure Viscosity of Soybean, Canola and Coconut Biodiesel
Andrew M. Duncan, Azita Ahosseini, Reece McHenry, Christopher D. Depcik, Susan M. Stagg-Williams, Aaron M. Scurto

02:30 PM

(305g) Activated Sludge Oil: Identification and Characterization of Components
Patrisha J. Pham, Rafael Hernandez, Emmanuel D. Revellame, Todd French