Biopetrol syhthesized from stearic acid - heterogeneous catalytic cracking by zeolite

Biopetrol is the alternative way to reduce the application of using petroleum where it is a new technology that more environmental friendly and furthermore it is the latest finding in research after biodiesel, bio-ethanol and bio-butanol. Biofuel is defined as fuel produced from derivation of vegeta...

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Main Author: Mohamad Naquib Fitri, Mohd Nadzri
Format: Undergraduates Project Papers
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Published: 2010
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spelling ump-31422015-04-13T03:29:30Z http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/3142/ Biopetrol syhthesized from stearic acid - heterogeneous catalytic cracking by zeolite Mohamad Naquib Fitri, Mohd Nadzri TP Chemical technology Biopetrol is the alternative way to reduce the application of using petroleum where it is a new technology that more environmental friendly and furthermore it is the latest finding in research after biodiesel, bio-ethanol and bio-butanol. Biofuel is defined as fuel produced from derivation of vegetable oils and specifically, biopetrol is defined as fuel which has the same characteristic with the petrol, but is produced from stearic acid that is contained in palm oil where the conversion of stearic acid is done to get the molecular formula and structure of isooctane. Due to reduction of fossil fuel, environmental issues, and rising of petrol price, biopetrol can be the alternative fuel to the fossil fuel. In this research, stearic acid are used as a raw material, catalytic cracking are method that used together with zeolite as a catalyst. The experiment starts with heating the Stearic Acid until it melts at 69.6oC, and then 10 grams of zeolite being added and the heating process proceed until the temperature reached 98oC as the isooctane produced at level 1.The next experiment is repeated with different level of speed at level 2, 3 and 4. All the product samples are analyzed with Gas Chromatographer (GC). The isooctane concentrations are increased when the speed of stirring are increased, but not obviously. From the result obtained from the Gas Chromatogram result, the percentage of actual concentration of isooctane obtained for level 1 is 5.873%, level 2 is 5.921%, level 3 is 5.886% and level 4 is 5.873%. These yields are much higher than the yields produced from normal catalytic cracking method which is from 3% to 6 %. It showed that the heterogeneous catalytic cracking method will produce much higher yields for biopetrol synthesized compared to normal catalytic cracking method. This experiment should be conducted in more proper dynamic method to optimize the yields. 2010-05 Undergraduates Project Papers NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/3142/1/CD5827_Mohamad_Naquib_Fitri.pdf Mohamad Naquib Fitri, Mohd Nadzri (2010) Biopetrol syhthesized from stearic acid - heterogeneous catalytic cracking by zeolite. Faculty of Chemical & Natural Resources Engineering , Universiti Malaysia Pahang . http://iportal.ump.edu.my/lib/item?id=chamo:58552&theme=UMP2
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Biopetrol syhthesized from stearic acid - heterogeneous catalytic cracking by zeolite
description Biopetrol is the alternative way to reduce the application of using petroleum where it is a new technology that more environmental friendly and furthermore it is the latest finding in research after biodiesel, bio-ethanol and bio-butanol. Biofuel is defined as fuel produced from derivation of vegetable oils and specifically, biopetrol is defined as fuel which has the same characteristic with the petrol, but is produced from stearic acid that is contained in palm oil where the conversion of stearic acid is done to get the molecular formula and structure of isooctane. Due to reduction of fossil fuel, environmental issues, and rising of petrol price, biopetrol can be the alternative fuel to the fossil fuel. In this research, stearic acid are used as a raw material, catalytic cracking are method that used together with zeolite as a catalyst. The experiment starts with heating the Stearic Acid until it melts at 69.6oC, and then 10 grams of zeolite being added and the heating process proceed until the temperature reached 98oC as the isooctane produced at level 1.The next experiment is repeated with different level of speed at level 2, 3 and 4. All the product samples are analyzed with Gas Chromatographer (GC). The isooctane concentrations are increased when the speed of stirring are increased, but not obviously. From the result obtained from the Gas Chromatogram result, the percentage of actual concentration of isooctane obtained for level 1 is 5.873%, level 2 is 5.921%, level 3 is 5.886% and level 4 is 5.873%. These yields are much higher than the yields produced from normal catalytic cracking method which is from 3% to 6 %. It showed that the heterogeneous catalytic cracking method will produce much higher yields for biopetrol synthesized compared to normal catalytic cracking method. This experiment should be conducted in more proper dynamic method to optimize the yields.
format Undergraduates Project Papers
author Mohamad Naquib Fitri, Mohd Nadzri
author_facet Mohamad Naquib Fitri, Mohd Nadzri
author_sort Mohamad Naquib Fitri, Mohd Nadzri
title Biopetrol syhthesized from stearic acid - heterogeneous catalytic cracking by zeolite
title_short Biopetrol syhthesized from stearic acid - heterogeneous catalytic cracking by zeolite
title_full Biopetrol syhthesized from stearic acid - heterogeneous catalytic cracking by zeolite
title_fullStr Biopetrol syhthesized from stearic acid - heterogeneous catalytic cracking by zeolite
title_full_unstemmed Biopetrol syhthesized from stearic acid - heterogeneous catalytic cracking by zeolite
title_sort biopetrol syhthesized from stearic acid - heterogeneous catalytic cracking by zeolite
publishDate 2010
url http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/3142/
http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/3142/
http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/3142/1/CD5827_Mohamad_Naquib_Fitri.pdf
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