Title: Biofuel Production Analysis Using Decay Plantain Fiber Extracts
Authors: Ajoko, Tolumoye John, Oyinkepreye, Lucky Bebeteidoh
Volume: 9
Issue: 12
Pages: 1-5
Publication Date: 2025/12/28
Abstract:
The production of biofuel using decay plantain fiber extract is experimental conducted research aimed to source for alternative renewable energy. This study became imperative due to the alarming catastrophe caused by the constant use of the black gold generated fuel in the environment. Therefore, a laydown experimental analysis was carried out with the study specimen to determine its physiochemical characteristics and properties to be compared with the same fossil fuel products. Obtained results for the decay plantain fiber extract in terms of flash, smoke and fire point temperatures are 45?, 50? and 52? respectively which has close match range with kerosene at 38?, 22? and 43? respectively and perhaps with diesel at 34? for flash point temperature and (60 - 105)? for its fire point temperature. This affirms that the decay plantain fiber extract fluid is highly and having promising potentials of flammable fuel. Therefore, this research opportunity is a creating link of the hidden and uncultivated biofuel resources from agricultural residual waste.