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Learn all about Biofuels like Ethanol,Biodiesel, BioButanol,BioGas used in Automobiles including Standards & Application

What you'll learn

Biofuels are a renewable energy source, made from organic matter or wastes, that can play a valuable role in reducing carbon dioxide emissions.

biofuel is a fuel that is produced through contemporary processes from biomass, rather than a fuel produced by

the very slow geological processes involved in the formation of fossil fuels, such as oBioButanol and Ethanol would be taught to the students during this course

Biofuels are one of the largest sources of renewable energy in use today.

Requirements

We recommend but do not require that you complete a university level course in Mechanical eeering or Automobile Eeering.

Description

Biofuels have been around longer than cars have, but cheap gasoline and diesel have long kept them on the fringe. Spikes in oil prices, and now global efforts to stave off the worst effects of climate change, have lent new urgency to the search for clean, renewable fuels. Learn everything about Various biofuels like ethanol, biodiesel, biobutanol and biogas. Automobile Industry experts with more than 12years of experience have designed and delivered this course consisting of all properties, standards and application of the above mention biofuels. We at Ezenith education strongly believe that Alternative fuels is the future of IC ees and Biogas has strong potentional meet all our needs and also reduce the Green house gases

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Definition of Fuel

Lecture 3 Facts of Oil

Lecture 4 Problems with Dependance on Petrol

Lecture 5 Present Scenario of Fossil Fuels and Emissions

Lecture 6 Alternate Fuels and Power Sources

Lecture 7 Sources of Fuels for IC ees

Lecture 8 Definition of Alternate Fuels

Lecture 9 Introduction to Alternate Fuels

Lecture 10 What are the properties of Fuels

Lecture 11 Energy Density of Alternative Fuels

Lecture 12 Benefits of Alternative Fuels

Lecture 13 Goals of Altenative Fuels

Lecture 14 Evaluation Criteria of Alternative Fuels

Lecture 15 Assessment Of Alternative Fuels

Lecture 16 Lifecycle Cost of Alternative Fuel Vehicles

Lecture 17 Green House Gas Emissisons of Altenative Fuels

Lecture 18 Promotions Of Alternative Fuels in EU

Lecture 19 National Targets for Alternative Fuels

Lecture 20 Driving Force for Alternate Fuels

Section 2: Biogas as Fuel

Lecture 21 Introduction to biogas

Lecture 22 Biogas Production

Lecture 23 Biogas Powered Vehicles

Lecture 24 Biogas - Energy Performance

Lecture 25 Sustainability of Biogas

Lecture 26 Potentials as an Automotive Fuel

Lecture 27 Biogas - Barriers as a Automotive Fuels

Lecture 28 Case Study on use of Biogas : Sweden

Lecture 29 Conclusion - Biogas

Section 3: Ethanol

Lecture 30 Introduction to Ethanol as a Fuel

Lecture 31 Properties of Ethanol

Lecture 32 How is Ethanol Produced?

Lecture 33 Various Blends of Ethanol

Lecture 34 E85 Flex Fuel Specification

Lecture 35 Pros and Cons of Ethanol as Fuel

Lecture 36 Certification issues :Fuel System

Lecture 37 Ethanol in Diesel Vehicles

Lecture 38 Ee Durability - Diesel ees

Lecture 39 Blend Stability : Ethanol

Lecture 40 Ethanol Production and distribution

Lecture 41 Ethanol Feedstocks

Lecture 42 Flexible Fuel Vehicle

Lecture 43 Ethanol Program in India

Lecture 44 E- 20 Blend for future

Lecture 45 Benefits and Consideration of Ethanol

Lecture 46 Issues with Ethanol Blended Petrol

Lecture 47 Summary - Ethanol as a Fuel

Lecture 48 Ethanol Blending - Learn from the West

Section 4: Biodiesel

Lecture 49 Introduction to BioDisel as a fuel

Lecture 50 What are Biofuels

Lecture 51 History of Biodiesel

Lecture 52 B100-Biodiesel

Lecture 53 Properties of Biodiesel

Lecture 54 Biodiesel Benefits and Consideration

Lecture 55 Why should we switch to Biodiesel

Lecture 56 Ethanol is not Biodiesel

Lecture 57 Composition of Biodiesel

Lecture 58 Process to produce Biodiesel

Lecture 59 Important Parameters Post Manufacturing

Lecture 60 Toxicity and Safety - Biodiesel

Lecture 61 Biodiesel Specification

Lecture 62 Fuel Properteries that Effect CRDi Fuel system in Diesel

Lecture 63 Properties of Biodiesel

Lecture 64 Petrol Diesel CO2 Cycle vs Biodiesel Cycle

Lecture 65 Biodiesel in India

Lecture 66 Biodiesel in USA

Lecture 67 Biodiesel use around the world

Lecture 68 Bio-Diesel - Feasibility of Production

Lecture 69 Emissions while using Biodiesel

Section 5: BioButanol

Lecture 70 Introduction to BioButanol

Lecture 71 Benefits and Consideration of Biobutanol

Lecture 72 Properties of Butanol

Lecture 73 Advantages of Butanol as Fuel

Lecture 74 Butanol vs Ethanol

Lecture 75 How is Butanol produced?

Lecture 76 Biobutanol production from Renewable resources

Lecture 77 Application and prospects of Biobutanol

Lecture 78 Conclusion

Section 6: Conclusion

Lecture 79 Challenges of Alternative Fuels

Lecture 80 Negative Impact of Plant based Alternative fuels

Lecture 81 Conclusion and Future of Alternate Fuels

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