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Fatty acid methyl ester is defined as the mono-alkyl esters of fatty acids derived from vegetable oils or animal fats. In simp le terms, it is renewable source of energy. Petrodiesel can be repl ac d by biodiesel due to its superiority. Biodiesel has more lubricity which increases lifetime of engine. It is less toxic and gives less mission of Carbon dioxide, Carbon monoxide, hydroca rbons and particulate matter. The biodiesel fraction from oil content of Sesbania sesban, Capparis deciduas are found 29% & 63.75 respectively. The percentage of biodiesel yield increases with concentration of KOH as a catalyst. The aim of this article is to demon strate the cost effective new source of energy by single step reaction i.e. production o f oil by combining extraction and reaction of extra ct with the mixture of alcohols. In this article the effect of catalyst concentration, time, water content and temperature on in-situ transestr ifica ion is studied to obtain optimum yield of fatty acid methyl ester (Biodiesel).Fuel ch aracterization tests show the striking similarity o f various physical & chemical properties and campers to ASTM standards.

Effect of concentration of KOH, H2O, temp in in-situ transestrification reaction of Sesbania sesban, capparis deciduas seed