NOVELTY - Biokerosene production involves preparing raw material containing glycerides rich materials, a short-chain alcohol of 1-5C, and a homogeneous or heterogeneous catalyst at atmospheric pressure. A transesterification reaction is accomplished at atmospheric pressure and ambient temperature to 150 degrees C. The obtained product is purified by high vacuum pressures to form a residue containing heavy ester of more than 16 carbon atoms.    USE - Method for producing biokerosene by using an integrated route (claimed).    ADVANTAGE - The method produces two fuels that are compatible with kerosene of fossil origin in a simple and cost-effective manner by renewable sources. The obtained fuel shows physico-chemical properties of a fossil fuel, and prevents emissions of harmful pollutants to environment.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - Biokerosene production involves preparing raw material containing glycerides rich materials, a short-chain alcohol of 1-5C, and a homogeneous or heterogeneous catalyst at atmospheric pressure. A transesterification reaction is accomplished at atmospheric pressure and ambient temperature to 150 degrees C. The obtained product is purified by high vacuum pressures to form a residue containing heavy ester of more than 16 carbon atoms. A decarbonylation process is performed in fixed or fluidized bed reactors in presence of zeolite as catalysts at 150-800 degrees C to obtain a mixture of hydrocarbons and oxygenates. The obtained mixture is submitted for a separation process to form a fraction comprising hydrocarbons compatible with the composition of fossil kerosene. The obtained chain includes oxygenates which are called biogasoline. The obtained product is purified by distillation at atmospheric pressure to yield hydrocarbons. An INDEPENDENT CLAIM is included for a method for producing biogasoline, which involves:    (A) using obtained esters as starting material;    (B) performing decarbonylation in fixed or fluidized bed reactors in presence of catalyst at 150-800 degrees C; and    (C) obtaining a mixture of hydrocarbons and oxygenated hydrocarbons.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The drawing shows a schematic flowchart of the method for obtaining biokerosene and biogasoline. (Drawing includes non-English language text).    Biokerosene (1)    Biogasoline (2)