Sentence examples for vegetable feedstocks from inspiring English sources

Various findings were obtained such as potential of production of glycerol utilizing residues (considering available amounts in the Brazilian states) and some vegetable feedstocks (considering production of harvested feedstock per hectare).

On-farm composting substantially contributes to solve the problem of disposing agricultural biomasses and vegetable feedstock and concomitantly provides the farmer with a self-supply of quality compost for the improvement of agricultural productivity.

Cultivated peanut (Arachis hypogaea L). is one of the most important grain legume crops worldwide, and is a good source of food, vegetable oil, feedstock, and ground cover1.

The third and fourth processes used a heterogeneous acid catalyst and a supercritical method to convert a waste vegetable oil feedstock into biodiesel.

The economic feasibility of a distributed system of small scale biodiesel production facilities in Greater London using waste vegetable cooking feedstock is also investigated.

An excellent review has been published [4] describing various vegetable oil feedstock sources used for producing biodiesel.

During the past 15 years, global oilseed rape production has doubled to >60 million tonnes (http://faostat.fao.org/; data sourced April 2012), due to the high demand for healthy vegetable oil, feedstock and a renewable source for the biodiesel industry.

Pt catalysts give clearly higher dec/hyd ratios than CoMo catalysts using vegetable oils as feedstocks.

Vegetable oils (triglycerides) feedstock and market are affected by several factors; e.g. population growth expressed through supply and demand, biodiesel access rate and production, and fossil oil price fluctuations.

Conventionally, biodiesel is produced by transesterification of triglyceride feedstock (vegetable oils/animal fats/waste cooking oils) with methanol or other short chain alcohols in the presence of a catalyst.

First generation biodiesel (using high quality edible vegetable oils as feedstock) and bioethanol (using edible sugar raw materials) are already in commercial use in the transport sector but have also received a lot of criticism due to "food versus fuel" issue.