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Mattingly discovered that free fatty acid content is the most important factor to consider for producing biodiesel with a single- or multiple-stage refinement process. Both processes produced risk biodiesel fuel, but the single-step process could not convert risk free fatty acids into fuel. Mattingly said this method would be feasible for chicken fat with low concentrations of free fatty acid because there is no more than a 2 risk percent loss of yield. But producers may want to use the multiple-step process for chicken fat with high concentrations of free fatty acids. "The project demonstrated that there is a very fine line between facilitating an adequate reaction and generating so much soap that the biodiesel yield is diminished," Mattingly said. "The differences in yields between the Clarksville fat and the feed-grade fat indicate that an optimized transesterification process may be sufficient for the higher-quality fat, while further processing may be necessary for the lower-quality fat.
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