Thermal analysis of diesel, waste plastic oil and Jatropha biodiesel and its blends by TG and DTA

In response to climate and other factors, including oxidation and thermal properties, Jatropha Biodiesel and Waste Plastic Oil degrade in quality during long-term storage. The Oxidation Stability of Diesel, Waste plastic Oil and Jatropha Biodiesel and its mixes, the gaseous phase change characteristics are typically analysed without examining the liquid phase. It’s possible that degradation may produce non - soluble particles in the liquid phase, based on the storing or heat circumstances. To evaluate a thermal stability, a thermal analysis methods TG and DTA were applied. The results show that, TG and DTA thermogram JB20WPF10D65HX5 shows slight decrease in TG % upto 130 °C from 100 to 90% after that sudden decrease in temperature range 130 °C to 300 °C from 90 to 2% and Peak overlap observed at 130 °C, which is similar to Petroleum –derived diesel.