Document Type
Paper
Abstract
During the fall of 2013, the Engineering 333 class was asked the question, “what would it take for Calvin College to operate a biofuel vehicle from campus resources?” The three primary considerations included:
- Determining the optimal biofuel feedstock in terms of availability, transportation, and processing.
- Selecting a biofuel vehicle for conversion or purchase to operate on the selected feedstock.
- Designing the infrastructure and process required for operating the selected biofuel vehicle. The design and research described below proposes an environmentally sustainable and cost-effective method for integrating a biofuel vehicle into Calvin’s existing infrastructure.
Publication Date
12-16-2013
Recommended Citation
2013 Fall ENGR333, "2013 Fall ENGR333 Project Final Report" (2013). ENGR 333. 53.
https://digitalcommons.calvin.edu/engr_333/53
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Automotive Engineering Commons, Biomaterials Commons, Civil Engineering Commons, Sustainability Commons
