It is made from locally available byproducts and co-products – soybean oil in the grain belt, recycled cooking oil in urban areas, animal fats from rendering plants in the Southwest and more.for more visit us.https://www.corebiofuels.net/biodiesel/
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Biodiesel has a flash point that is considerably higher than petroleum-based diesel fuel. This means that the fire hazard associated with transportation, storage, and utilization of biodiesel is much less than with other commonly used fuels.for more visit us.https://www.corebiofuels.net/biodiesel/
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Biodiesel is a green fuel and has passed the health effects testing requirements (Tier I and Tier II) of the Clean Air Act of 1990 with results indicating that biodiesel is biodegradable, non-toxic and poses no threat to people’s health.for more visit us.https://www.corebiofuels.net/biodiesel/
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Biodiesel burns much cleaner than petroleum diesel, reducing particulate matter, carbon monoxide, unburned hydrocarbons, and other smog causing particles.for more visit us.https://www.corebiofuels.net/biodiesel/
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Biodiesel can be used in most diesel vehicles for up to a B20 blend with no significant impact on the engine’s performance. In testing, the levels of horsepower, consumption, and torque, are similar to results achieved using pure petroleum diesel.for more visit us.https://www.corebiofuels.net/biodiesel/
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