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'''-''' reduces deforestation: Since the end of the last ice age, or approximately 2.6 million years ago, more than one-third of the world's forest has been lost. Deforestation happens at a rate of about 10 million hectares (25 million acres) annually. 2.37 million hectares of forest, or 46% of the yearly net world deforestation, might be saved if 240 million households switched to LPG. In addition to preventing climate change and air pollution, trees also boost mental health and serve as homes for millions of different plant and animal species. By preserving forest habitats, carbon is captured more efficiently and the effects of climate change are mitigated. | '''-''' reduces deforestation: Since the end of the last ice age, or approximately 2.6 million years ago, more than one-third of the world's forest has been lost. Deforestation happens at a rate of about 10 million hectares (25 million acres) annually. 2.37 million hectares of forest, or 46% of the yearly net world deforestation, might be saved if 240 million households switched to LPG. In addition to preventing climate change and air pollution, trees also boost mental health and serve as homes for millions of different plant and animal species. By preserving forest habitats, carbon is captured more efficiently and the effects of climate change are mitigated. | ||
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Revision as of 22:04, 27 February 2023
assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh,
Hello everyone, my name is Rasendriya Sajjana Jetta (2006517865). Im one of Energy Conversion System 2 student.
Fuel, Sugarcane and Battery Relationship (21-02-2023)
Question: Explain relationship of sugarcane factory, Battery company and Oil Gas Factory.
ChatGPT: The relationship between a sugarcane factory, battery company, and oil gas factory is not immediately clear without more context, as they are from different industries and may not have an obvious connection. However, it's possible to speculate on some potential relationships between these industries:
The sugarcane factory may supply the battery company with ethanol, which is used as a fuel in some types of batteries. Ethanol is also used as a fuel additive and could be used in the manufacturing process of other battery components.
The oil gas factory may supply the sugarcane factory with natural gas, which can be used as a fuel source to power the factory's operations. Natural gas is also used in the production of fertilizer, which could be used to grow sugarcane. The battery company may supply batteries to the sugarcane factory and oil gas factory, which are used to power equipment and vehicles.
The sugarcane factory and oil gas factory may both require a large amount of energy, and the battery company may be working on developing more efficient batteries that could be used to store energy from renewable sources like solar or wind power.
It's important to note that these are just potential relationships and there are likely many other ways that these industries could be connected or influence each other.
Open Modelica(24-02-2023)
Today I learn how to operate software Open Modelica with Faiq. We tried to make Internal Combustion Engine scene in open modelica to know detail calculation of the engine inserting fuel, air and many more component. (tbc)
Personal Project
Introduction :
in order for us to be more conscious about the Energy Conversion System 2 subject. There are three topic options which are about Pyrolysis, Electric Vehicle, and IC engine. This project will later use Open Modelica Software
Chosen Topic :
After discussing with Mr.DAI and a bit research on the internet, I choose Internal Combustion Engine for my project.
SYNOPSIS
My personal project is making a electric generator using LPG gas as the fuel. what make this better is that the generator use LPG gas instead fossil fuel gasoline.
What Are LPG's Environmental Advantages?
- Minimize climate change: LPG emits 12% less CO2 than oil, 35% less CO2 than coal, and has a carbon footprint that is 20% lower than that of conventional heating oil.
- Increases air quality: Using LPG instead of gasoline reduces CO2 emissions by 21% and particulate nitrogen by 81%. LPG reduces particulate matter emissions by 81% and nitrogen oxide emissions by 74% when used in place of diesel fuel. Acid rain, cancer, birth abnormalities, and the creation of ground-level ozone are all possible effects of these pollutants.
- eliminates oil spills: LPG quickly evaporates into the atmosphere in the event of an oil spill. This indicates that it won't pollute nearby soil or water sources through leaching.
- Eliminates fugitive emission effects: LPG is not a GHG, thus if it is released into the air before combustion, it won't have a detrimental influence on the environment. On the other hand, NG is primarily made up of CH4, which has a potential for 25 times as much global warming as CO2. NG will simply hasten the process of global warming if released into the atmosphere before burning.
- reduces deforestation: Since the end of the last ice age, or approximately 2.6 million years ago, more than one-third of the world's forest has been lost. Deforestation happens at a rate of about 10 million hectares (25 million acres) annually. 2.37 million hectares of forest, or 46% of the yearly net world deforestation, might be saved if 240 million households switched to LPG. In addition to preventing climate change and air pollution, trees also boost mental health and serve as homes for millions of different plant and animal species. By preserving forest habitats, carbon is captured more efficiently and the effects of climate change are mitigated.
The objectives are to:
1. Compare Emission using gasoline and LPG gas.
2. Compare Electricity Produce vs Fuel Cost (LPG Gas & Gasoline)
3. Analyzing why the other fuel can be future solution for the environment.
