EFFECT OF LOWER AND HIGHER ORDER ALCOHOLS ADDITIVES IN ALGAE BIO FUEL

In the present day, as fossil fuels are depleted day by day, there is a huge gap in the market and the supply of fuel. This is for a wide range of industries that consume oil daily. This market-related void in supply and demand can be filled by a variety of oils and fuels derived from plants as well as animal fats. Among the most toxic pollutants in the world are those caused by vehicles powered by diesel engines. Worldwide, a variety of bio-based fuels, such as vegetable oils, oil derived from animal fats, oils derived from algae, bioethanol and biogas algae, etc., are being studied as potential fuels. All bio-based oils required for the processing and transfer of bio-based materials in a useful form as required by fuels and applications are available here. In comparison to traditional fuels, these tools are mainly less polluting from a biological standpoint and are more economical from a commercial standpoint. As an alternative energy source, biodiesel remains an excellent choice. It has excellent performance and a smaller carbon footprint than many other fuels on the market. To form biodiesel blended fuel such as B20, biodiesel can be blended with diesel fuel at 20%.