HEBD vs. FAME

HEBD:High Energy Biodiesel, Western Biofuels, Inc. innovation.

FAME:Fatty Acid Metil Esters, that is, Classical BioDiesel.

Comparative Table of BioDiesel Compositions

	HEBD	FAME
Renewable Feedstock	Natural Fats and Oils	Natural Fats and Oils
Energy Value Relative to Petrol Diesel	100 to 97%	85 to 88%
Cetane Index	60 or higher	50 to 55
Lubricity	excellent	excellent
Sulfur Pollution	Few ppm	Few ppm
CO2 per BTU Relative to Petrol Diesel	same	14 to 20% higher
Process	Continuous or Semi-Continuous Process	Crafty, Batch Type
Side Products	Octane Enhancers, Bio-Bunker	Soap, Glycerin
Raw Materials	Triglycerides or Free Fatty Acids, Wet or Dry, Raw or Refined	Pure, Refined, Dry Triglycerides
Intellectual Property	100% WesternBioFuels, Inc.	Public Knowledge

 

High Energy BioFuels do not involve any esters, as opposed to conventional FAME BioDiesel (after fatty acid methyl ester) because of the energy-deficiency, as an inherent CO₂ liability or dead weight in their structure.

R-(CO-O)-CH₃

HEBF(High Energy BioFuel) technology deals with this problem through state of the art technology involving energy-rich compounds instead of ester compounds.

R-CN 

This fact has been proven with calorimetric studies, where HEBF compete at the same energy levels as commercial petroleum fuels.

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