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Used vegetable oil<\/strong> is highly polluting for the environment. Its combustion produces toxic substances and if in contact with water, for example when thrown into the household drains, it creates a micro barrier that reduces or prevents the intake of nutrients and oxygen by flora and fauna.<\/p>\n At present, it is estimated a production of about 280,000 tons of waste every year, of which 64%, or 166,000 tons, derive from home refuse.<\/p>\n A specific collection of used vegetable oils<\/strong>. is therefore desirable. Recycling used oil reduces pollution, and a large part of it can be recycled and destined to multiple processes and applications:<\/p>\n as a renewable energy source<\/strong> in cogeneration plants<\/p>\n transformed into biolubricants<\/strong> for agricultural or nautical machinery<\/p>\n cosmetic products, industrial soaps, inks, greases for tanning, car waxes<\/p>\n biodiesel<\/strong>, a non-toxic and completely biodegradable vegetable fuel that can be used as a replacement or blending of fossil fuels, reducing CO2<\/sub> emissions in the transport sector; it is estimated that, in the collection and transformation into biodiesel of all used vegetable oils generated each year in Italy, the potential annual savings can be around 790,000 tons of CO2<\/sub> and 282,000 cubic meters of water<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":477,"parent":0,"template":"","class_list":["post-1430","soluzioni","type-soluzioni","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n