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Frequently Asked Questions
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- What is Biodiesel?
- Is Biodiesel the same thing as raw vegetable oil?
- Is biodiesel used as a pure fuel or is it blended with petroleum diesel?
- Is it approved for use in the US?
- How much biodiesel has been sold in the US?
- How do biodiesel emissions compare to petroleum diesel?
- Can biodiesel help mitigate "global warming"?
- Is biodiesel safer than petroleum diesel?
- Does biodiesel cost more than other alternative fuels?
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Do I need special storage facilities?
In general, the standard storage and handling procedures used for petroleum diesel can be used for biodiesel. The fuel should be stored in a clean, dry, dark environment. Acceptable storage tank materials include aluminum, steel, fluorinated polyethylene, fluorinated polypropylene, and teflon. Copper, brass, lead, tin, and zinc should be avoided. - Can I use biodiesel in my existing diesel engine?
- Where can I purchase biodiesel?
- Who can answer my questions about biodiesel?
- What is a "mini-batch"?
This information is reprinted here by special permission from the National Biodiesel Board. For further information, please visit their site at www.biodiesel.org.
