Hydrocarbon

Algeria, the largest country in Africa, is home to 39 million people. The native language is Arabic and the common currency is dinar. From 2010 to 2015 the GDP (Gross Domestic Product) has increased from $4,349.00 to $5,836.00, with a population density of 16 inhabitants per square kilometer. Algeria’s GDP is among the highest of Africa’s countries, compared to Egypt whose GDP is $3314.00 per capita. From an economics standpoint, Algeria operates almost identical to the United States having there

Stricter regulations on acceptable emission levels from combustion technology are being put in place, and as a result innovative technologies must be developed and employed to meet these new emission standards. To achieve this, focus in combustion engineering has shifted towards implementing lean, premixed combustion technologies [1]. Premixed operating conditions allow for better control of combustor temperature and reduce NOx emissions, however premixed combustion schemes can result in stability

50 wt % oxygen with physical properties consistent with other alcohols used as gasoline blending components (see Table 2). As is common for most alcohols used in gasoline, methanol is fully soluble in water and also miscible with gasoline-type hydrocarbons. Some cosolvent alcohols (ethanol, propanols, or butanols) are generally required in the methanol premix used for gasoline blends to provide adequate water tolerance (solubility) or phase stability where colder temperature conditions are experienced

Two motivators for the use of hydrogen as an energy carrier today are to provide a transition strategy from hydrocarbon fuels to a carbonless society and to enable renewable energy sources. The development of a high efficiency, low emissions Hydrogen Internal Combustion Engine (HICE) will lead to establishing a path for renewable hydrogen based fuel utilization. There is a major controversy between whether to use the HICE or the Gas Engine, as well as why to use each over the other. There are

of the re-transmitted photons fluctuates marginally in light of the structure of the particle. A proton independent from anyone else may retain and reemit 900 MHz photons, yet when it gets close different charges, (for example, in an expansive hydrocarbon chain), the attractive field around it is gets curved and twisted thus its full recurrence may move to something like 906 MHz. This implies NMR might be utilized to produce "spectra" comparing to the measure of reverberation at different frequencies

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required for a growth and development of a nation. However, this same source of progress also contributes in ecological deterioration, for example, the land deterioration, disaster, explosion, water and atmospheric pollution. The contrasting stages of hydrocarbon exploitation need the utilization of diverse chemicals that will end up to be poured to our environment. The equipment is controlled and shipment may account the greenhouse effect to our planet earth. For the past twenty years, United Nations and

Biochar produced from pyrolysis process is known as a chemically and biologically stable form of carbon because microbes find it very difficult to break down and remain stable in soil for hundreds or thousands years. The carbon contained in the biochar is not degrading to carbon dioxide (CO2) to the same extent as untreated organic materials. Hence, biochar can be a very low cost soil amendment with low carbon sequestration capacity. It can affect in improving the quality of soil, prevent soil erosion

We used to think that air we breathe is oxygen, and that is 21% true; 78% is Nitrogen and the remaining 1% is a compound of Helium, Hydrogen, Argon, Neon, Krypton and Carbon dioxide (CO2). All this mix is call atmosphere and those percentages were taken in 1987. Today thirty years later the production of CO2 and Ozone as result of burned fossil combustibles and other gases produced through natural sources and human activities, including the decomposition of wastes in landfills, and agriculture, is

injection…………………………………………………...……8 5. Conclusion…………………………………………………………………………....…...9 1. Introduction: Due to the increasing pollution, modern vehicles must meet the increasing emission regulation on the pollutants such as soot, NOx, unburned hydrocarbons, particulate matter and carbon monoxides. Initially, spark ignition engines have been used which has a flame propagating mechanism and the combustion can be controlled by varying ignition timing. The emissions of soot are lower when compared with