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There are at least three methods to run a diesel motor on biofuel using veggie oils, animal fats or both. All three are used with both fresh and secondhand oils.
1. Use the oil just as it is-- usually called SVO fuel (straight grease);
2. Mix it with kerosene (paraffin) or petroleum diesel fuel, or with biodiesel, or mix it with a solvent, or with gasoline;
3. Convert it to biodiesel.
The first two techniques sound simplest, however, as so frequently in life, it's not rather that basic.
1. Mixing it
Grease is a lot more viscous (thicker) than either petro-diesel or biodiesel. The function of mixing it or mixing it with other fuels is to reduce the viscosity to make it thinner so that it flows more easily through the fuel system into the combustion chamber.
If you're blending veg-oil with petroleum diesel or kerosene (exact same as # 1 diesel) you're still utilizing fossilfuel-- cleaner than most, but still not tidy enough, lots of would state. Still, for every gallon of
veggie oil you utilize, that's one gallon of fossil-fuel saved, which much less climate-changing carbon in the environment.
People utilize various blends, ranging from 10% vegetable oil and 90% petro-diesel to 90% vegetable oil and 10% petro-diesel. Some individuals simply utilize it that way, launch and go, without pre-heating it (which makes veg-oil much thinner), or perhaps use pure vegetable oil without pre-heating it, which would make it much thinner.
You may get away with it with an older Mercedes 5-cylinder IDI diesel, which is a really tough and tolerant motor-- it won't like it however you most likely will not eliminate it. Otherwise, it's not sensible.
To do it appropriately you'll need what totals up to an SVO system with fuel pre-heating anyway, ideally using pure petro-diesel or biodiesel for starts and stops. (See next.) In which case there's no need for the mixes.
Blends with numerous solvents and/or with unleaded gasoline are "experimental at finest", little or nothing is understood about their results on the combustion attributes of the fuel or their long-term impacts on the engine.
Higher viscosity is not the only issue with utilizing grease as fuel. Veg-oil has different chemical properties and combustion characteristics from the petroleum diesel fuel for which diesel motor and their fuel systems are developed.
Diesel engines are modern machines with extremely exact fuel requirements, especially the more modern, cleaner-burning diesels (see The TDI-SVO controversy).
They're difficult but they'll only take so much abuse. There's no assurance of it, but using a blend of as much as 20% veg-oil of great quality is stated to be safe enough for older diesels, especially in summertime.
Otherwise using veg-oil fuel requires either an expert SVO service or biodiesel. Mixes and blends are usually a bad compromise. But mixes do have an advantage in winter.
Similar to biodiesel, some kerosene or winterised petro-diesel fuel blended with straight vegetable oil reduces the temperature at which it starts to gel. (See Using in winter season) More about fuel mixing and blends.
