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Mini-review
A Mini-review on Biodiesel Production from Fish Waste
Ratul Brahma, Prasanta Murmu and Swarnadyuti Nath
 
Abstract
Fish processing plants generate billions of tonnes of fish waste each year. When these wastes are discharged into the environment, they produce pollutants that harm the soil. An alternate answer to the problem is to convert them into biofuel, pharmaceutical components, fertilizer, and feed. Biofuel is a popular notion that may be used as an alternative to conventional fuels. Biofuels are pollution-free and hence superior to conventional fuels. Organic waste, seaweed, and microalgae are used to make biofuels. The work done on fish wastes for biodiesel generation is motivated mostly by their benign and biodegradable characteristics. When compared to normal fuel or diesel, biodiesel emits less air pollutants, CO2, hydrocarbons, and other particles. The conversion process comprises the extraction of fish oil from fishing industry trash. The oil has been cleansed and refined. Transesterification and anaerobic digestion, with the inclusion of a catalyst, yield biodiesel and bio-gas. Various studies, including Fourier transform nuclear magnetic resonance (FT-NMR), gas chromatography mass spectrometry (GCMS), and proton nuclear magnetic resonance (H-NMR) examination, as well as best management practices (BMP) test, reveal that biofuels are efficiently converted and used.
 
Keywords
Biodiesel, Fatty acid methyl ester, Transesterification, Chromatography, Spectrometry
 
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How to Cite the Article
Brahma et al., (2023) A Minireview on Biodiesel Production from Fish Waste. Chronicle of Aquatic Science 1(2): 16-20
 
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