Especialidades JA/Combustibles alternativos - Avanzado/Respuestas
Nivel de destreza
3
Año
2014
Version
16.11.2024
Autoridad de aprobación
Asociación General
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Para consejos e instrucciones, véase Combustibles alternativos.
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CNG (Compressed Natural Gas) is used to provide power for internal combustible engines. It provides a much cleaner substitute than convention gasoline or diesel fuel. Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) use for commercial trucks and buses is rapidly expanding around the world.
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It is used for waste treatment and incineration, glass melting, and food processing. It serves residential, commercial and industrial uses. It also serves as an ingredient for products like paint, detergents, carpets, as well as tires.
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Fertilizer
Of the many components found in nitrogen fertilizer, ammonia is one that can be produced from cheap raw materials. A combination of natural gas and steam is forced into a large container. The oxygen is then removed from the system by burning natural gas and steam. This process leaves primarily nitrogen, hydrogen, and carbon dioxide. The carbon dioxide is then removed from the system using electrical current.
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Natural gas can be used to manufacturer plastic materials. For this to be done, the natural gas must be converted to ethane. Heat generated from the conversion process poses a problem and must be removed. Methods have been developed that can heat and cool simultaneously, making the production of plastics from natural gas a viable and more cost effective alternative.
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Ethanol is produced from any plant or crop source that contains a hefty amount of sugar. It can also be made from starch or cellulose; sources that can be converted to sugar.
Four Step Process
- Crops or plants, used as raw materials are ground up.
- The ground up material results in sugar, which is then dissolved.
- Ethanol and carbon dioxide are produced as a byproduct by introducing bacteria that feed on the sugar.
- The right concentration is obtained by removing the impurities in the ethanol.
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This is an open group discussion with a unit counselor and/or the instructor teaching the honor.
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