On July 10th, the fryer oil that was used to fry or fry the fish was not to be discarded because it could be used to refine biofuels used in aircraft. According to the report of Lianhe Zaobao, Malaysia’s National University has successfully developed this new technology.
The president of the National Energy University, Ma Gueriyaya, announced that after six years of research, the university successfully extracted this bio-fuel from the oil. He said that the bio-engine fuel developed by the National University of Energy will be used in the test flight experiments in the next three months. The new biofuel will be used on the Jetpod integrated aircraft jointly developed by Avcen Malaysia and the United Kingdom.
The "Jetpod" integrated aircraft currently assembled at Bukit Jalil in Kuala Lumpur is widely used, and it can be used as a commercial jet engine, a military support plane, a transport plane or a rescue machine.
The University of Nationality University signed a memorandum of understanding with Avcen UK Limited the day before yesterday to jointly study new aircraft oil.
Ma Gu-li disclosed that the idea of ​​using a double-pot oil to produce bio-fuel for aircraft was proposed by the National University of the University in 2002. At the time, National University published a dissertation titled "Research on the Feasibility of Producing Energy in a Hotpot Oil in Malaysia."
He said: "Through a laboratory-scale biofuel processing processor, National University successfully converted the oil from the double boiler to biofuel in 30 minutes."
In Malaysia, it is estimated that between two and three billion liters of edible oils based on palm oil are used every day. These oils that have been fried have often been dumped into rivers, causing environmental pollution and damaging the ecological balance.
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