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...ption of cars''', irrespective of whether they are driven by an internal [[combustion engine]] or by an [[electric motor]], is mainly due to the following three An electric motor weighs less in general than a combustion engine, but this is offset to large extent by the mass of the batteries, e

...ive to the environment, burning them [[Flue gas emissions from fossil fuel combustion|severely pollutes the atmosphere]], and supplies of them are not renewable

...and NO2 (nitric oxide and nitrogen dioxide) which are formed during many [[combustion]] processes.

...nd prompt collaboration -- at a time where I'm under fire (or should I say combustion in this context?) for being unable to collaborate.

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...Which contributes more to U.S. production of acid rain, coal or petroleum combustion? ::* How much U.S. acid rain derives from fuel combustion by other countries?

...tion%20Residues%282%29.pdf Beneficial Use and Recycling of Municipal Waste Combustion Residues : A Comprehensive Resource Document] 1999, Carlton C. Wiles and Ph

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...attery powered automobiles that run on electric motors instead of internal combustion engines. Battery electric vehicles, or BEVs, are powered by rechargeable ba In comparison an average car with an [[internal combustion engine]] can travel around 300 to 400 miles on one tank of gas and it takes

...Brayton, Otto and Diesel), power cycle components/processes (compression, combustion and expansion) and compressible flow (nozzle, diffuser and thrust) ideal op ...res in the gas turbine, which is why gas turbines are often referred to as combustion turbines. Expansion of the high temperature, high pressure working fluid t

...' (APH) is a general term to describe any device designed to preheat the [[combustion]] air used in a fuel-burning [[furnace]] for the purpose of increasing the ...ficiency by preheating the combustion air with heat recovered from the hot combustion [[flue gas]]es (see the adjacent diagram).

...igure 1: Showing the flow velocity of the exhaust gas (from the propellant combustion) increasing from slow (green) to fast (red) in a de Laval nozzle as used in ...f a propelling nozzle in a rocket engine is to expand and accelerate the [[combustion]] product gases from burning [[propellant]]s so that the gases are exhauste

...the errors occurred because I may have been misled by the book reference ''Combustion and Incineration Processes'' by Walter Niessen which had those same sign er

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...arms, there could be a wide range of topics, such as the fluid dynamics of combustion chambers and exhaust, liquid versus solid propellant tradeoffs (a key one b

...uct is known as syngas. Syngas can be used to fuel internal or [[external combustion engines]] for the use of electricity generation. Syngas can also be used t