Using a boiler and turbine, the fuel consumption is about 0.3 pounds per horsepower per hour. So 500 MW would require about 90 tons of fuel each hour.
to produce energy, which gives people electricity etc
Advantages of fuels: Easily Available, Produce Large Amount of Energy, High Calorific Value and Stability. The highest consumption rate in todayâ??s world is of fossil fuel.
When fuels are burnt first of all chemical energy changes to heat energy and sometimes to light energy as well. then we convert the heat energy into other usable forms of energy. For example, coal is burnt in thermal power stations to produce heat which is then converted to electricity. Vehicles convert chemical energy of fuels to heat and then use this heat to do mechanical work. The process of conversion is complex in both cases.
Mitochondria are the part of the cell that produce the energy-providing ATP. Chloroplasts turn the energy from the sunlight into glucose, which fuels the mitochondria.
I think it because there is more energy needed in order to break down the bonds in the hydrocarbon. Making it less efficient for fuels
Yes, fuels produced from energy crops are storable.
All fuels by definition are used to produce energy, fossil fuels are no exception. (Shorter answer: Yes.)
they produce energy in a more environmentally friendly way then fossil fuels do
they produce energy in a more environmentally friendly way then fossil fuels do
they do not produce pollution
A simple answer is that fossil fuels are burnt. The heat is used to produce steam which drives mechanical turbines and dynamos, which then produce electricity.
A simple answer is that fossil fuels are burnt. The heat is used to produce steam which drives mechanical turbines and dynamos, which then produce electricity.
to produce energy, which gives people electricity etc
when we burn fossil fuels such as oil,gas and coal we produce heat.This can be used to fuel power plants which is where most of our energy for electronic devices and heating are funded
Fossil fuels (hence the name) are natural fuels that come from decayed bodies (humus or fossils) in the earth.
Produce large amounts of energy
It does not produce greenhouse gases, as fossil fuels do.