Articles, tagged with "methane gas", page 5
12th June 2009
Let's face it. Combating the changes taking place in the climate has become a matter of survival. Most of the changes that are happening in the climate pose a serious threat to every living thing on earth: humans, plants, animals, etc. It is widely believ...
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Author:
Dewayne Blalock
19th May 2009
It may surprise you to know that the gas we use around our homes every day is made up mainly of methane - the same chemical gas that's found in the gas expelled by humans on an almost daily basis! The gas supplied to our homes is actually called Natural G...
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Author:
Dave Sabri
15th April 2009
In many countries today, a lot is being said about harnessing renewable energy technologies - particularly in light of the rising oil prices. But what is renewable energy? And what are some of the common renewable energy technologies in use?
Renewabl...
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12th March 2009
There are two state programs designed to encourage farmers to install methane digesters, which capture methane gas that can be converted into electricity. In spite of these efforts, Minnesota farmers have been slow to adopt this technology.
This hesita...
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Author:
Steve Last
26th February 2009
North Americans are becoming increasingly conscious of their individual carbon footprints. Many are taking steps to reduce their own negative impact on the environment. From conserving water to recycling paper and plastics, earth lovers are doing their ...
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Author:
Jenny Schweyer
09th January 2009
According to something I read recently, the global temperatures of the earth have increased on average of 1.4 degrees Fahrenheit (0.8 degrees Celsius) since the late 1800s, which means to me that global warming is real and not going away anytime soon.
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Author:
Mike Podlesny
03rd January 2009
Dense Asphaltic Concrete has been used as a Landfill Lining membrane material for many years and although it is not commonly seen in the UK, it is used much more often in Europe, and particularly in Germany.
Asphaltic Concrete is the black substance ba...
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Author:
Steve Last
11th November 2008
Landfill gas is produced in landfills by the decomposition of organic materials. The primary components of LFG are methane (50%) and carbon dioxide (48%). This gas is a product of the decomposition of organic materials in the landfill. Landfill gas is a t...
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Author:
Steve Last
04th November 2008
Methane Gas Extraction from Landfills is Not as Simple as it Looks
Methane gas extraction from landfills is carried out so that the landfill gas can be burnt in a flare or be used to power a gas engine power generator. In many countries a number of these...
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Author:
Steve Last
03rd November 2008
How Biomass is Made
The process of plants absorbing the sun's energy is called photosynthesis. As animals and humans eat the plants, that chemical energy is passed on. Biomass is organic material that comes from plants and animals and contains stored en...
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Author:
Joni Keith
13th October 2008
The first liquid natural gas plant built in Australia in 30 years has just completed construction in Western Australia and Batterham's Electrical Switchboard Services & Trading Pty Ltd (B.E.S.S. & Trading Pty Ltd), a Brisbane Industrial Electrical Draftin...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
09th July 2008
Many farms in Europe are using energy crops which are processed in digesters to produce biogas. In most cases the main crop used is corn silage. To generate significantly more methane than seasonal corn supplies and/or manure alone, digester designs in Eu...
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Author:
Steve Evans
08th May 2008
1950 Texas Natural Gas Co .Benedum Plant
Texas Natural Gas Co. came to Upton County, Texas in 1950. They selected a site to build a Natural gas processing plant 17 miles North East of Rankin. Men and equipment were brought to the ...
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Author:
Phillip West
09th April 2008
Biomass is macrobiotic matter prepared from plants and animals. Biomass includes stored energy from the sun. Plants absorb the sun's energy in a method called photosynthesis. The chemical energy in plants gets transferred on to the animals and people that...
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Author:
Fabricio
25th March 2008
People often get "sick" when they hear the word bacteria. But that is not so. All bacteria are not harmful; there are also some bacteria that are helpful to the people. In fact, you will be surprised to know that the life of the human beings would have be...
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Author:
Peter Gitundu