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Solar power biofuel reactor




at Swarthmore, as students seek to convert waste cooking oil into biodiesel fuel.  TheBiofuel process project team is working on the ideal recipe.  …

…   “The entire process is staged in Hicks basement, where solar power is heating up a reaction chamber in which the transesterification process occurs. Once these measurements have been found, Mrozewski and Zarate will be able to create a formula for making biodiesel fuels that others can follow. ”   …

Via Swarthmore College: Recycle Cooking Oil.

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Posted by Green Tech on September 29, 2010 09:49 AM | |





Category: Biodiesel



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