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How can the principle of starvation be applied to a fire fuelled by either gas or electricity?
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Three activities in day that have an impact on the carbon cycle?
- production of electricity or heat in thermal power units fuelled with methane, coal, wood - transport with vehicles using derived petroleum products - cooking using methane or wood - heating of buildings with fossil fuels
How does a gas burner work?
it mixes gas and extra oxygen which makes fire
What are the advantages of oil?
Some of the advantages of oil are -Easily combustible, and produces high energy upon combustion helping in locomotion and in the generation of electricity and various other forms of energy;Widely and easily distributed all over the world through rail and sea tankersComparatively inexpensive due to large reserves and easy accessibilityGood availabilityInexpensiveVery large amounts of electricity can be generated in one place using oil, fairly cheaply.Oil-fired power stations are very efficient.An oil-fuelled power station can be built almost anywhere, so long as you can get large quantities of fuel to it.
Where is electricity generated?
Mostly it is generated by generators driven by steam turbines. The steam raising for this purpose can be fuelled by coal or natural gas, or nuclear reactors.The total of these methods is about 89 percent of total electricity generation.There are some large hydro schemes where the generators are driven by water flow, these account for about 7 percent. Wind power is about 0.7 percent, and other methods make up the rest. (figures for USA year 2006)
Why do typhoons weaken as they hit the land and typhoons from over land?
Typhoons weaken when the make land-fall - because they lose the 'fuel' of the storm. Typhoons are fuelled by the moisture they 'suck up' from the ocean. once over land, they lose the source of their power - and eventually die.
How other empire's expansionism fuelled a race for empire?
How other empires expansionism fuelled a race for empire
How is CO2 formed in a coal - fuelled power station and in a gas - fuelled power station?
CO2 is formed in a coal fuelled station when coal is burnt and the carbon it it combines with oxygen and leaves carbon dioxide
What has the author C Golinelli written?
C. Golinelli has written: 'Synthesis report of a reactor-physics programme devoted to the qualification of the project calculation methods applied to the mixed (U-Pu) fuelled reloadings'
What fuelled the Titanic?
gas and/or coal
What does fuelled mean?
PLEASE HELP ME ANSWER WHAT FUELLED MEANS I HAVE NO IDEA IM ONLY YEAR SEVEN AND IM HAVING TROUBLE DEFINING IT
How is a nuclear power station different to a fossil fuelled power station?
Nuclear power produces clean electricity without any carbon dioxide emissions.Fossil fuel (coal, oil and natural gas) power produces electricity with carbon dioxide emissions which are causing global warming and climate change.
Is geothermal energy good for the environment?
Yes, it produces clean green electricity with no emissions. Using geothermal energy means we use less fossil fuelled energy which releases carbon dioxide into the greenhouse gases of the atmosphere.
Is it true that trees can be fuelled in large numbers from a forest regularly?
No
What is robert goddard famous for?
rocket flight--especially liquid-fuelled.
Who fired the first liquid fuelled rocket into space?
albert einstin
Where will the US get the money for the 2009 stimulus bill?
They will borrow it by issuance of Treasury Bonds (T-Bonds). The irony is that the economic problem was created by debt fuelled spending and the government's solution......debt fuelled spending.
Three activities in day that have an impact on the carbon cycle?
- production of electricity or heat in thermal power units fuelled with methane, coal, wood - transport with vehicles using derived petroleum products - cooking using methane or wood - heating of buildings with fossil fuels
