Turn rubber waste into cheap oil
Only through pyrolysis, tires, soles and other types of waste originating from used rubber will become burning oil with the cost of half of FO oil. The project has just…
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Only through pyrolysis, tires, soles and other types of waste originating from used rubber will become burning oil with the cost of half of FO oil. The project has just…
Formula 1 cars use their own fuel for engines. Most of the teams are fuel-free because the technical partners are the world's leading manufacturers.
Machine death, weak operation, difficulty starting up, consuming a lot of fuel are problems caused by soot sticking in the engine. Washing this residue will help your en…
Researchers from Bauman Technical University (Russia) have invented a new technique that allows the weight of space devices to be used to launch satellites.
Many argue that ethanol blended gasoline produces a cleaner fuel than normal gasoline, but Canadian researchers draw a contradictory conclusion.
In the flourishing period of the railway industry, coal was the fuel used to operate the train engine. Today, nearly two centuries since the steam-powered Rocket train i…
Supplying 25% of the world's energy needs with abundant and extensive reserves while prices are relatively cheap, coal is considered a 'situational' fuel during the peri…
Termites are one of the most dangerous pests in the world. Each year, they can eat up to millions of wood. Currently, American scientists are studying the possibility of…
The endless corn fields in central North America can distill thousands of barrels of chemical ethanol, a clean fuel with a high octane (anti-knocking index) that can com…
One day, mushrooms will gradually leave the table and be present in the fuel of cars. Shiitake usually grows on woody stems in forests, they decompose complex organic ma…
Air pollution, which is the main cause of burning fossil fuels, is shortening the global human life expectancy at an average of 1.8 years / person, becoming
Your stool may soon be used as a reusable fuel, thanks to a new technique invented by researchers.
Scientists have devised a new way to convert sunlight into fuel by transforming photosynthesis in plants.
It is estimated that fossil fuel consumption accounts for 60-80% of the total oxygen consumption in the last century.