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Intro to Waste Vegetable Oil (WVO)

How does it work?

According to legend, Rudolf Diesel (inventor of the diesel engine), debuted an engine at the World’s Fair in Paris that ran on peanut oil. In the last several years, thousands of vehicles all over the world have been converted to run on vegetable oil.  But, this is not the answer.  Making WVO into BioDiesel provides the BEST solution with out modifications to your vehicle. 

Does the vehicle have to be a diesel?

Yes, only diesel vehicles can be converted to run on WVO or SVO.

What is  BioDiesel?

Biodiesel is created with a chemical reaction that uses 80% vegetable oil and 20% methanol. The product can be blended with diesel and poured directly into the tank of any diesel vehicle.  Blended biodiesel will be denoted by it's percentage of biodiesel in the blend. B20 is a blend of 20% biodiesel and 80% petroleum diesel. 100% biodiesel usually costs much more than petroleum diesel, but because Texas Center for Alternative Fuels is a Non-Profit Orginization, we can offer our processed BioDiesel at Diesel Prices or Below.

 

 

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