Obtaining a biodegradable lubricant by ethylic epoxidation of cotton oil for application in civil construction

Abstract

Considering the unbridled exploitation and dependence on oil reserves, the search for alternative energy sources to replace fossil fuels has become urgent. Practices that advocate the use of renewable fuels aim to achieve a positive relationship between the costs and benefits obtained by replacing fossil fuels, reducing pollution and its consequences. Thus, there is a need to promote the exchange of polluting energy matrices for correct and environmentally beneficial energy matrices as an alternative to harmonizing economic and environmental benefits (EREDA, 2004).

DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevenIengineering-044