Process for producing high-calorific value, colorless and transparent fuel from biodiesel byproduct glycerol
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First, the glycerol solid by-product of biodiesel is adjusted, and then it is mixed with petroleum or petroleum products in a ratio of 20-30%. Then it is cooled, the precipitate is filtered, and finally distilled. A colorless and transparent liquid fuel is obtained, with a freezing point of -30°C and a calorific value of 44,000–46,000 kJ/kg.
Your so-called high-calorific value fuel has petroleum products as its main raw material, not glycerin; you are misrepresenting the facts and selling something deceptive.
What exactly is this solid glycerin substance you mentioned?
Hehe, sir, you need to pay attention to the process – the petroleum products I added are not in the full proportion; it’s only 20-30% of the total. This high-calorific value fuel is a product of the reaction; it is neither a petroleum product nor glycerin.
Moreover, you didn’t even ask me whether the amount of high-calorific fuel was the same as the amount of oil or petroleum products added, and yet you concluded that \"the main ingredient of this high-calorific fuel is petroleum products, not glycerin.\" You’re misrepresenting the facts and deceiving people. “Isn’t that a bit arbitrary? This is a major no-no in the field of technology! Hehe
This post was last edited by qugd on 2015-6-22 at 19:52. I tell you responsibly: I have read your previous posts, and you are a scammer. Any substance capable of achieving the combustion value of oil must be based on oil itself; glycerin contains three oxygen atoms, and if oxygen-containing compounds form the main component, its calorific value will not be this high. Let me tell you, I have no need to argue with you – scammers always have multiple reasons and excuses to deceive those who don’t know much about thermodynamics and energy conversion. I don’t need to look at or ask you for detailed information; when it comes to the laws of natural science, I know far more than scammers like Wang Hongcheng. The calorific value you have listed indicates that it is the calorific value of products based primarily on petroleum derivatives or fatty acid methyl esters, and it falls within the range typical for gasoline to diesel: 4.3 MJ/kg to 4.6 MJ/kg. If the proportion of oxygen-containing hydrocarbon derivatives increases, that is, if the oxygen content rises, the calorific value will not reach such high levels. Your so-called oil, if it contains a high proportion of glycerin, simply cannot achieve such a high calorific value. In other words, the calorific value of your so-called oil is clearly falsified. The calorific values of common peanut oil and soybean oil are slightly lower than this value, but they can all be used as diesel fuel. I used to live in the countryside, where I saw tractors being used to burn rapeseed oil.
Haha, are you going to call me a scammer just because I wrote a lot of stuff? ! How can one act like those rogue experts? It’s so funny! People without any professionalism or sense of innovation are talking nonsense here!
In terms of professional expertise, I wouldn’t say I’m better than you in many areas, but at least I have a greater understanding of oils and their substitutes. Professional expertise relies on data to back it up, and it can also be assessed through data. Based on your data and your description, it is clear that you or your so-called achievements are not genuine; if such behavior is aimed at gaining benefits or profits, then the person in question is a scammer.
If it were real, what would you do?
This post was last edited by qugd on 2015-6-23 at 13:34. It’s not up to you to decide whether it’s true or not; there need to be data, evaluations, and standards. Regarding the process of using by-product glycerol to produce high-calorific value, colorless and transparent fuel, could you please share your raw materials, the process details, and specific data so that others can evaluate it? But the prerequisite is that your main ingredient should be glycerin – glycerin should make up at least 50% of the ingredients. Do not mislead people by using alternative products with high calorific values. Could you also list the test data from chemical analysis methods such as spectroscopy and chromatography for what you call your products, so that others can evaluate them? Also, let me tell you that I gained everyone’s recognition in Haichuan thanks to my own abilities – abilities that are beyond your imagination.