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    Bus Tip Tuesday: Compressed natural gas burns cleaner than gasoline or diesel fuel and is cheaper as well. Go green for the environment and keep more green in your wallet. Have you heard of compressed natural gas, or CNG, as an alternative source of energy to fuel your vehicle? Not only does CNG produce less pollutants, but the cost of fuel is cheaper as well. Compressed natural gas is cheaper than gasoline or diesel fuel. This can be a great solution for companies looking to save on vehicle operating expenses while lessening their impact on the environment. Is it Safe? The thought of having a tank of compressed natural gas attached to your vehicle may seem intimidating at first. However, the tanks are created to withstand heat, cold, and…

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    History, Hazards and Benefits of LPG. CNG and Gas Alternative energy such as CNG and LNG is an exciting alternative fuel that will enable society to produce a cleaner, safer and inexpensive compared to our established fossil fuels that we use today (liquefied). The uses of these gases we enjoy today has a long history, and extremely perplexing to humankind. There are precautions that must be adhered to concerning storage, use of LPG and CNG. In addition, the risks of using LPG and CNG far out…

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    Advantages Of CNG And LNG

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    CNG Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) is a fuel obtained by compressing a natural gas to less than its 1 per cent volume at standard atmospheric pressure volume or 3600PSIA. It is use as an alternative automotive fuel with compressed natural conversion kit or compressed natural gas engine. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF COMPRESSED NATURAL GAS 1. It is colourless and odourless. 2. It is clean and has a clean burning. 3. It has low carbon monoxide emission. 4. It has no particulate matter emission. 5. For…

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    One solution to reduce traffic –related air pollution is to use natural gas vehicles. According to U.S. department of energy there are about 150,000 vehicles in the Unites states and approximate 15.2 million vehicles worldwide powered by natural gas. Natural gas vehicles, which can run on compressed natural gas (CNG), are good choice for high mileage. Natural gas vehicles generally emit 13-21 % fewer greenhouse gas emissions than comparable gasoline and diesel vehicles. CNG is considered…

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    Fossil Fuels Dinosaurs

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    Fossil fuels started millions of years ago before the dinosaurs first inhabited the Earth and formed from prehistoric plants and animals hundreds of million years ago. All the energy in oil, gas, and coal originally came from the sun, captured through photosynthesis (Trefil and Hazen 2013, p.53). Over time, rock, sand, and sediment concealed the organic matter and after some years it established huge quantities of fuels. These under the surface resources are still the main fuel source for…

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    Methane Research Paper

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    Methane gas is colorless and odorless and therefore, has no taste. The gas is natural and can be found everywhere. Methane gas is made up of five molecule components, four hydrogen molecules and one carbon molecule. This gas is created by years of decomposing fossils. It is also created in landfills. When certain products begin to decompose in landfills the prosses develops with methane producing bacteria. As the bacteria decomposes the trash than it releases methane into the earth. When…

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    alternative fuel of recent popularity is natural gas. Natural gas is in limited supply, just like oil, but out of the three main nonrenewable fuel sources that are present on Earth, natural gas is the most abundant. With this in mind, the conclusion can be made that Natural gas will not offer a permanent solution to the fuel crisis, but it is a good alternative to be put into consideration. Before we consider natural gas as an alternative fuel source to oil and petroleum fuels, we must first…

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    Fossil Fuels Impact

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    by natural processes. They are hydrocarbons generally coal, fuel oil which come from dead organisms like plants and animals. These fuels became well recognized and in use following the 18th century’s industrial revolution. Since then we’ve seen the fossil fuels used more and more. Fossil fuels are classified as organic matter. The utilization of such fuels has allowed large scale industrial development and largely supplanted water driven mills. The term fossil fuels is a general term for…

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    Hydrogen Vs Natural Gas

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    1. Cost Analysis The production of hydrogen from fossil fuels is said to be a mature technology. Of the two main fossils fuels used, natural gas offers the best economics and efficiencies and is the main pathway used to generate hydrogen nowadays, mainly for the production of ammonia and methanol. The other, being coal, can also be used to produce hydrogen but the initial investment is much greater and the efficiency is lower compared to when natural gas is used. Coal can be economically…

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    it's too late. New ways are being invented and improved every day to fuel the modern world. Our current methods have low efficiency ratios and high pollution. However arising renewable energy gives the world hope. Only as a team effort, the world can collaborate to putting renewable energy plans into action. Renewable energy primarily applies to housing and vehicles. Housing renewable energy includes bio energy, wind, tidal/hydro, nuclear fission, geothermal, and solar power. Renewable…

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