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Olive cake as a solid waste is a fuel which is high in organic content and energy value, low in ash, sulphur dioxide emission and environmentally friend. In the analyses, both olive cakes processed from the seeds of black and yellow olives from south west region of Turkey, Aydın and lignite of Soma Eli and lignite of 0.18 Tuncbilek types of coal. Measurements show that yellow seed olive cake has the least ash content as low as 0.43 %. Although lower heating value of lignite is greater than that of olive cakes, it seems to be high enough in sulphur and ash contents. In addition, the ash content of another olive cake, mixed powder olive cake, has been determined as high as 2.13%.

Olive Cake as a Fuel: A Comparison with Lignite