Ruhani Industries

Biodiesel is a renewable, biodegradable, and eco-friendly diesel fuel made from natural sources such as:

• Vegetable oils (Soybean, Palm, Jatropha, Sunflower)
• Animal fats
• Used cooking oil
• Waste grease

It is used as an alternative or blended fuel for diesel engines without major engine modification.

Acid Oil is a low-cost by-product obtained during vegetable oil refining.
It mainly contains Free Fatty Acids (FFA) along with residual vegetable oils and impurities.

👉 Acid oil is widely used as a primary raw material (feedstock) for Biodiesel manufacturing because of its high fatty acid content and economical price.

UCO (Used Cooking Oil) is waste edible oil collected after frying or cooking food in:

• Restaurants
• Hotels
• Food processing industries
• Canteens
• Households

Instead of disposing or re-using unhealthy oil, it is recycled and converted into Biodiesel.

👉 UCO includes:

• Waste vegetable oil
• Frying oil
• Waste palm oil
• Waste soybean / sunflower oil
• Animal fats used in cooking

It is today one of the most important biodiesel feedstocks worldwide. 

Used Cooking Oil (UCO) refers to edible oils and fats that have been previously used for frying, cooking, or food preparation in households, restaurants, hotels, and food processing units. After repeated use, the oil degrades due to high temperatures, oxidation, and contamination with food particles, making it unsuitable for further consumption.

Used Cooking Oil (UCO) refers to edible oil that has been previously used in food preparation processes such as frying, cooking, or food manufacturing operations. After completing its primary food-grade lifecycle, this oil is collected, filtered, processed, and repurposed for various industrial and energy applications.

 

UCO is considered an important recyclable resource in today’s circular economy. Instead of improper disposal that can cause environmental pollution, Used Cooking Oil is recovered and converted into valuable products such as biodiesel, industrial fuel, animal feed additives, oleochemicals, and renewable energy feedstock.

Biofuel Pellets are eco-friendly, renewable energy sources made from compressed biomass materials such as agricultural waste, wood residues, sawdust, rice husk, and other organic by-products. These pellets are widely used as an alternative to fossil fuels in industrial boilers, power plants, heating systems, and cooking applications due to their high calorific value and low environmental impact.

 

Biofuels are known for their high combustion efficiency, low sulfur content, and reduced greenhouse gas emissions. They can be used in engines, boilers, generators, and industrial burners either independently or blended with traditional fuels like diesel or furnace oil.