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    Coal-Fired Energy Benefits

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    In the 21st Century there are several energy production methods, they can be cheap yet inefficient or expensive and more efficient. However, fossil fuels are used because they are efficient and easy to acquire, but they affect the environment. Coal-Fired electricity production has been around since the Industrial Revolution, this means that coal-fired electricity that still makes up 61% of the electricity produced in Australia (Department of Industry and Science, 2015). Therefore, it makes…

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    year 1908, the American Society mourned the lives of 172 students and two teachers who were trapped in by the fire that occurred at around nine o’clock in Lake View School. The fire was said to have escalated as a result of uncovered cables in the boiler room. The uncovered wires were exposed to woods which led to the fire outbreak in the basement of the school building. The fire incident led to the formulation of new laws and standards across all schools in the United States so as to deter such…

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    “Icebergs loomed up and fell astern and we never slackened. It was an anxious time with the Titanic's fateful experience very close in our minds.” (Captain Arthur H Rostron, Commander of the Carpathia). Taking place in the North Atlantic Ocean the sinking of the Titanic on April 14-15th, 1912 was a very terrifying day for Captain Edward J. Smith along with 2,200 passengers and crew. In the life boat, recalled Dorothy Gibson, “No one said a word. There was nothing to say and nothing we could…

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    *In another scene of the movie, the managing director, Bruce Ismay, wanted the ship to go as fast as possible; in trying to convince Edward Smith, the captain, to use all of the boilers he told the captain that he should “...retire with a bang (Bruce Ismay Titanic).” Edward reluctantly gave orders to use the last four boilers as well. *There were several people mentioned in the movie such as, Lucy Noel Martha, John Jacob Astor, and Benjamin Guggenheim that were actual passengers on the Titanic.…

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    What is coal? Coal is a black sedimentary rock that can be burned for fuel, known for its high concentrations of carbons and hydrocarbons. Coal is also categorized as a non-renewable energy source because it takes millions of years to form. One of the leading theories on how coal is formed, known as the autochthonous theory, claims that there are 4 stages in coal formation. The first phase is the production of Peat, which consists of partially decomposed plant matter. Normally, plant…

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    Coal is a nonrenewable resource. Energy is made when the coal is burned, a machine called pulverized grinds the coal into a fine powder, then powder mixes in a boiler creating steam. Steam released from the boiler powers an engine called a turbine transforming heat into energy from burning coal in to mechanical energy that spins the turbine engine then used to power a generator. Coal is used for many different things mainly heating, cooling, cooking, transportation, farming.…

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    1. Hunter was James’ stepfather. He worked as a furnace fireman for the New York City Housing Authority. He fixed and maintained boilers. These boilers were what heated the Red Hook Housing Projects where James and his family lived. 2. James’ real father, Andrew McBride, died before he was born. Throughout his life James saw his stepfather as his father. James and his other younger siblings knew him as “Daddy”. The middle children referred to him as “Daddy” or “Mr. Hunter” and the oldest group…

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    The novel ended in fire, but the movie ended in ice. One of the better known symbols in The Shining novel is the boiler that Jack Torrance has to keep cooled down to prevent it from exploding. In the movie, the boiler is not mentioned, but the hedge maze filled with snow is a setting from time to time. The explosion that sets the hotel on fire, in the book, was a foreseen consequence for Jack’s negligence to take…

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    the same basic instructions, only varying the shape of your mold, the type of chocolate used, and the filling type. Begin each custom batch by setting aside the chocolate you will use, the mold, and the filling. Heat the chocolate in your double boiler or in the microwave until it is melted, then remove from heat. Paint the bottom of each mold with a thick layer of chocolate (remember this layer must be strong enough to support the weight of the filling, so don 't paint too thin). Let this…

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    Wonderwerk Fire History

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    this event would happen it would often startle whoever was around it. More modern radiators would eventually use hot water as a safer alternative. This system would start in the basement of a structure at the boiler where hot water would be sent through pipes to each room. many boiler systems are still used today. They offer many advantages by having few moving parts. This is true even over newer more complicated systems. They also provide a clean and dust-free heat< but there’s a reason…

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