Energy Consumption and Greenhouse Gas Emission Studies ofJatrophaBiodiesel Pathway by Life Cycle Assessment in India
作者： K. Kalaivani , N. Balasubramanian
DOI: 10.1080/00194506.2015.1044025
关键词: Production (economics) 、 Waste management 、 Life-cycle assessment 、 Greenhouse gas 、 Biodiesel 、 Environmental engineering 、 Jatropha 、 Biodiesel production 、 Engineering 、 Efficient energy use 、 Energy consumption
摘要: AbstractIn the present study, life cycle energy consumption, efficiency and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions of Jatropha-based biodiesel was analysed by analysis method using GREET (Greenhouse Gases, Regulated Emissions, Energy Use in Transportation) model. This study quantitatively explicates saving GHG Jatropha-derived biodiesel. The functional unit defined as 1 mile distance driven vehicle fuel blend about 20%. results indicated that Jatropha production its usage India have positive environmental performance at current technical levels. Well-to-pump found to be 75%. As compared with gasoline fuel, use 20% blended leads reduction emission 22.3% brings 9%. Further improvement technology would reduce increase markedly.
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