Standard Terminology of Coal and Coke
Coal is a universally known substance. Being formed after hundreds of millions of years of pressure on prehistoric vegetation that originally accumulated in swamps and…
Coal is a universally known substance. Being formed after hundreds of millions of years of pressure on prehistoric vegetation that originally accumulated in swamps and…
The moisture content in a biofuel determines the amount of air required to attain optimum heat to burn the material for energy use. If a…
We have greatly discussed life-cycle thinking in previous posts. This idea is significant today because of the need to prevent environmental damage. Life-cycle thinking is…
Most forms of renewable energy are far more connected to each other than they seem. The Law of Conservation of Energy states that energy can…
The automobile has a rich history shaping how it is constructed and used today. Around the year 1900, cars could be powered by steam, gasoline,…
A past post focused on AIAA S-117-2010, an American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) standard that recommends a specific verification program for any space…
The Outdoor Power Equipment Institute has launched the “Look Before You Pump” campaign to educate consumers about the variety of fuels available at the pump,…
With growing opportunities for smart and sustainable city development brought about by both improved technology and an increased awareness of the benefits of such development,…
The Smart Grid is a collection of technologies, all communicating and interacting with each other, grid operators, producers, and consumers. Utilizing the existing infrastructure and…