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– *Description*: Acid oils, also known as fatty acid distillates, are byproducts of vegetable oil refining processes. They are acidic in nature and may contain free fatty acids, making them less suitable for direct consumption. However, they have industrial applications, including soap and detergent production, as well as in the manufacture of biofuels.
– *Description*: Animal tallow oil is a type of fat derived from the rendering of animal tissues, such as beef or sheep fat. It is used in various industrial applications, including soap and candle production. Animal tallow can also be a source of feedstock for biodiesel production.
– *Description*: Chicken tallow oil is a specific type of animal tallow obtained from rendering chicken fat. Like other animal tallow oils, it has applications in the production of various products, such as soaps, cosmetics, and biofuels.
– *Description*: Fatty acids are organic compounds that are essential components of fats and oils. They consist of long hydrocarbon chains with a carboxylic acid group at one end. Fatty acids are categorized as saturated or unsaturated based on their chemical structure. They have a wide range of applications, including in the food industry, as […]
High-value waste usually refers to waste materials or by-products that contain significant amounts of valuable and recoverable resources that are used for biofuels like biodiesel. By recovering and reusing these materials, it not only reduces the need for primary resources but also helps to reduce the environmental impact of waste disposal. Furthermore, the recovery of […]
Low value waste usually refers to waste materials that are of little or no economic or environmental value. Low value waste can be easily and cheaply disposed of, but if not managed properly, it can lead to environmental pollution and contribute to the overuse of limited resources. Join us today and find a way to […]
– *Description*: Palm stearin is a solid fraction of palm oil that is separated during the palm oil refining process. It is rich in saturated fats and is used in food products, especially in the production of margarine, shortenings, and confectionery. It can also be used in industrial applications, including biodiesel production.
– *Description*: Used cooking oil, often referred to as UCO, is oil that has been previously used for frying or cooking in food preparation. It is typically a waste product from restaurants and households. UCO can be collected, processed, and recycled into biodiesel or other biofuels, making it a valuable feedstock for renewable energy production.
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