Biodiesel is a fuel that producers make from vegetable or animal fats and alcohol. You can use it in diesel engines either by itself or mixed with regular diesel.
As the world's oil reserves dwindle and climate change worsens, the need for sustainable energy grows. Plus, the world economy is growing, increasing the need for energy and fuel. Transportation, including both commercial and personal use, accounts for over 40% of oil consumption.
To tackle these issues, engineers are developing alternatives for a low-carbon economy. This effort aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and secure future energy sources. Biodiesel is emerging as a promising option to decrease dependence on fossil fuels.
Many plant operators use progressive cavity (PC) pumps in biodiesel production for their flexibility and efficiency. In biodiesel production, PC pumps transfer raw materials such as vegetable oils.
