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How many hours will a propane generator run after the power goes out?
The factors that determine how long a propane generator can run are the size of the propane tank, the size of the generator, the brand of generator, and what is being used under the generator's power.
Compare the exposive power of TNT against that of propane gas?
Not possible as the explosive force of propane will depend on what it is mixed with (air or oxygen or other oxidiser), the ratio propane to oxidising agent, and pressure. In very many cases, propane will not explode when ignited.
What is diesel gas used for in vehicles and machinery?
Diesel gas is used as fuel in vehicles and machinery that have diesel engines. Diesel engines are commonly found in trucks, buses, tractors, and construction equipment. Diesel gas is preferred for its efficiency and power in heavy-duty applications.
How do you Convert propane heat to electric heat?
Answer 1: Yes, using a propane-powered generator. However, such generators are only about 10%, give or take, efficient. On average, local power generation stations tend to be around 40% efficient. It would require powering the local generator with diesel to begin to approach 40% efficiency.Propane, itself, is usually fairly cost-effective in terms of its power potential... but "potential" is the operative word, there. A gallon of propane contains around 27 kilowatt hours (KWH) of energy potential; and so as long as the cost of propane isn't too high, it can compete well with the typical cost of electricity from the local power company. For example, even at a propane cost of $4.00/gallon, the 27KWH of energy potential is only around fifteen cents; and that's right around, give or take, what PG&E, for example, is charging for electricity, per KWH, in California.However, using propane to run a generator that's only 10% to 20% (actually, very few of them are even close to being as high as 20%) efficient means that each gallon of propane used to generate electricity actually becomes quite inefficient. If a propane generator is only 10% efficient, then suddenly the 27KWH of energy potential in that gallon of propane becomes only 2.7KWH. At that rate, the cost per KWH of electricity output of the propane-powered generator skyrockets to around $1.50/KWH (compared with regular electricity's cost of only fifteen cents per KWH, give or take... only one-tenth of the cost of running the propane generator).Of course, different efficiencies of different generators, and the actual costs of both propane and regular electricity in various locales, manifestly affects these numbers. Everyone's mileage will, of course, vary. There arre also, now, some permanent (as opposed to portable) generators that are for more than just backup; and some of them are a bit more efficient (though still not enough to make propane electricity generation tuly cost effective).The cost of the generator, too, must be considered. Assuming it lasted x number of years, then you'd have to amortize its cost over those years (factoring-in depreciation, of course). So, then, the amortized -- and even if depreciated -- cost of the generator must also be considered.So, yes, you can make electricity from propane......but at a not-insignficant cost; a cost that basically makes it not cost effective.Finally, there's the carbon footprint to consider. Even though propane is very eco-friendly, and its burning generally causes fairly low carbon emissions, it's so inefficient in an electrical generator that it can actually begin to approach the carbon footprint of a coal-burning electrical generation plant!It's simply not either cost effective, or ecologically sound, to use propane to generate electricity. It's fine in a pinch -- in an emergency -- but not as a permanent, normative means of generating electricity. Many of those in the northeast United States who lost electricity because of hurricane Sandy, and whose electricity took weeks to restore, rushed-out and bought generators of varying sizes, powered variously by propane, gasoline, diesel, and even bio-diesel (essentially, used cooking oil). They work, just fine, but all of them will tell you that their pocketbooks and wallets will be much happier when the regular electricity is restored.
Can you use a portable propane tank for a standby generator?
Certainly. Simply use an adapter hose which your local dealer can fabricate for you or actually hard plumb a tee, a valve and a hose into your existing regulator that can be extended outside of the RV to a portable tank sitting on the ground. Either way the cost is likely under $60.00
What are the benefits of using a propane backup generator during power outages?
Using a propane backup generator during power outages provides a reliable source of electricity, is more cost-effective than other fuel options, and produces fewer emissions compared to diesel generators.
What can you use instead of petrol in your cars in the future?
diesel Ethanol Natural Gas Propane Battery power
What is the best diesel engine for a tractor trailer?
Depends what you want, power, economy or low $$$$ For power, go with a CAT For economy Detroit S60 Dor low $$$ Cummins.
What are the benefits of a small propane fireplace for heating a room?
A small propane fireplace is efficient, easy to install, and provides consistent heat. It is also cost-effective and can be used as a backup heating source during power outages.
What are the benefits to a diesel power generator?
Diesel power generators are now much quieter and require less maintenance. They are also cheaper to operate and since they burn better compared to gas, their life span is longer.
What are the benefits of decentralization in an economy?
There are a few potential benefits of decentralization in an economy. Some of those benefits include more money being retained by local resources and stimulate local economies. It curbs the excesses spending and power of central government.
What are the benefits of investing in a propane standby generator for backup power supply?
Investing in a propane standby generator for backup power supply provides reliable electricity during outages, requires less maintenance compared to other fuel types, and offers a longer shelf life for the fuel.
What can you tell me about home electricity generation?
There are several different types of power generators that can be used in the event of a power outage. Of particular interest would be either diesel or propane generators. You must first determine the power requirement you will have (power draw and the desired duration) and then source the best product.
What types of fuels are used to power cars.?
gasoline, diesel, CNG (compressed natural gas), Propane (forklifts-not normally cars), Hydrogen gas, coal/wood for steam powered cars.
What type of electric power generator works better?
Solar generators, currently, do not produce large amounts of power without a great number of photo panels and a large on-site battery. I would recommend, for simplicity, you look at diesel or propane based power generators.
Where can I buy a gas generator?
Please ensure you are looking for the right kind of gas- liquid propane or diesel. Websites like Amazon.com sell both types of generators that can provide you with the power you require, as needed, in the event of a power outage in your area.
What kind of generator should I buy for different purposes?
Power generators come in different types based on fuel source (propane or diesel) and power output. They are generally not made for different purposes- they create electricity to power devices in the event standard electricity sources are unavailable.
