Making biodiesel better

As annual production numbers for biodiesel increase rapidly, the National Biodiesel Board (NBB) is warning the trucking industry to pay closer attention to the properties and production values behind the biodiesel they put in their fuel tanks. “Biodiesel is a story I like to call ‘The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly,” Richard Nelson, an NBB engineer, said during a speech at PHH Truck Services’ recent annual fleet management conference in Westin, FL. “First, it’s a good fuel – it’s renewable, has high cetane and lubricity properties, and has virtually no sulfur so it complies ...

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