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ОҢТҮСТІК ҚАЗАҚСТАН МЕДИЦИНА АКАДЕМИЯСЫ, ХАБАРШЫ №4(942, 2021 жыл, ТОМ 2 
 
 
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in the developed world, can not be due to the correctness ethyl significant technological backwardness of the 
Soviet cars and post-Soviet production. 
Table 1 – The number of vehicles on areas of Kazakhstan in 2011 

Name areas
Total
cars 
trucks 
buses 
total

Republic of Kazakhstan
2686,7 
397598 
93956 
494241 

Akmola
114,8 
23568 
2883 
26566 

Aktobe
121,6 
19118 
3915 
23155 

Almaty 
313,7 
55833 
8795 
64942 

Atyrau
56,5 
12690 
6126 
18872 

West Kazakhstan region 
103,1 
18580 
5540 
24223 

Zhambyl 
102,2 
15202 
3944 
19248 

Karaganda
209,9 
29498 
7019 
36727 

Kostanay 
153,0 
28631 
3716 
32500 
10 
Kyzylorda 
74,9 
18653 
4582 
23310 
11 
Mangistau 
91,7 
17183 
4356 
21631 
12 
South Kazakhstan
332,5 
41546 
13804 
55683 
13 
Pavlodar
138,3 
20714 
4583 
25435 
14 
North Kazakhstan 
78,4 
14424 
1831 
16333 
15 
East Kazakhstan 
172,0 
26534 
5593 
32299 
16 
Astana
177,3 
19883 
5116 
25176 
17 
Almaty 
446,9 
35541 
12153 
48141 
The main reasons for the increased air pollution by road are:
• Auto-Motor poor quality fuel;
• Low technical and operational indicators autotransformer park the vehicle.
Both of these factors affect the air pollution as directly (for example, due to inefficient combustion) and 
indirectly (due to unreasonably high fuel consumption). 
As seen from Table 1, the number of the number of cars in the last 5 years increased by 1088.9 
thousand units. Amid rising number of cars in Kazakhstan the share used, long exploited, in particular 
foreign production. 
Table 2 – Availability of rolling stock transport in the Republic of Kazakhstan for 2008 - 2012 year 
(thousands of units) 
Vehicles
2008 
2009 
2010 
2011 
2012 
cars 
2576,6 
2656,8 
3087,6 
3553,8 
3642,8 
Bus
89,2 
94,8 
94,0 
98,4 
97,3 
trucks
414,3 
410,8 
397,6 
414,0 
428,9 
Total:
3080,1 
3162,4 
3579,2 
4066,2 
4169,0 
Table 3 - Availability of passenger cars in the Republic of Kazakhstan
According to the type of fuel
Year of production vehicles 
petrol 
3 614 728 
less than 3 years 
95 485 
diesel 
32 198 
over three years but not more than 7 years
367 437 
gaz
2 779 
more than 7 years but not more than 10 years 
266 165 
Mixed
29 249 
over 10 years
2 912 890 
Electric 
134 
Other
37 111 
Total: 
3 679 088 


 
 
ОҢТҮСТІК ҚАЗАҚСТАН МЕДИЦИНА АКАДЕМИЯСЫ, ХАБАРШЫ №4(942, 2021 жыл, ТОМ 2 
 
 
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The main problems associated with the quality car are: 
• Low octane rating of gasoline sold mostly ; 
• Low production of winter varieties of diesel fuel. 
The search for alternative fuels to reduce dependence on petroleum and emission of pollutants into the 
atmosphere has stimulated many scientific studies. The goal is to develop fuels that can be used in existing 
vehicles without the need for major changes in their engines. A term often used for fuel derived from 
renewable sources is 'biofuel', which has strong links with the concept of sustainability, whereby the use of 
natural resources to meet current needs should not compromise the needs of future generations. of this 
handbook describes different biofuels in detail. All transport fuels can be 
classified 
in fossil fuels and 
renewable fuels. The process chains for all transport fuels are shown in Figure 7. For the production of fossil 
and renewable transport fuels different primary energy sources are needed. Although mainly crude oil is used 
for the production of transport fuels today, the figure shows various opportunities for the production of 
biofuels. Thereby the utilization of biomass as feedstock source does not necessarily create a different fuel 
type than today. For instance, biodiesel is similar to fossil diesel and bioethanol has similar properties as 
petrol. This is a great advantage, since existing infrastructure does not have to be intensively modified. 
However, there exists a large variety of different feedstock sources, biofuels, process technologies and 
utilizations of biofuels. Thus, PPO and biodiesel (FAME, FAEE) can be produced directly from oil 
containing plants. Ethanol can be processed from sugar, starch and cellulose. In addition, biomass can be 
liquefied to yield “bio crude” or gasified. A promising application for the future is the utilization of 
biomethane for transport. 
In contrast, the use of other renewable energies, like electricity from wind or photovoltaic, is more 
complicated to use with today’s infrastructure. Hydrogen can be used in very different ways, directly for 
vehicle propulsion in a combustion engine or preferably in a fuel cell or indirectly as a component for the 
production of other fuels. However, hydrogen requires far-reaching changes in technology and infrastructure. 
In particular, energy effective use of hydrogen requires the introduction of fuel cells instead of internal 
combustion engines. This presents another technology and cost challenge. According to the vision report of 
the EC, hydrogen from renewables for fuel cell driven vehicles might be a long term option (EC 2006a 
p. 20). 
Feedstock sources can be divided into animal fats, oil crops, sugar plants, starchy plants, cellulosic 
biomass and wet biomass. During processing theses feedstocks, they can be transformed into liquid and 
gaseous biofuels. Another classification of biofuels can be applied to first generation and second generation 
biofuels. PPO, biodiesel, ETBE and bioethanol are 


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