Mechanical Engineering - Thermodynamics - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Thermodynamics - Section 1 (Q.No. 1)
1.
All the commercial liquid fuels are derived from natural petroleum (or crude oil).
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Sudharshan Reddy K said:
1 decade ago
Because from refining of petroleum only all the other fuels are derived.
Daniel said:
1 decade ago
What of hydrogen? which can be made using solar energy?
Om sharma said:
1 decade ago
That is true because all liquid fuels are appear from crude oil.
Sumit kumar paik said:
1 decade ago
All the commercial fuel are extracted from petroleum based materials.
Shrihari kulkarni said:
1 decade ago
There are some other fuels other than the derivatives of petroleum products such as methane(cal.value 55,530kj/kg).
Paraffin (46,000kj/kg).
Butane 49,510.
Ethanol 29,700 etc.
Can be used. Alcohol, 96% can be used as commercial fuel.
Paraffin (46,000kj/kg).
Butane 49,510.
Ethanol 29,700 etc.
Can be used. Alcohol, 96% can be used as commercial fuel.
Arun Kumar Parida said:
1 decade ago
All commercial fuels like petrol, diesel etc are extracted from petroleum(crude oil).
Gajanan kashide said:
1 decade ago
In nature crude oil is in impure form after refining it we get pure oil such as diesel.
Bhupendra said:
1 decade ago
Crude oil or petroleum is also a fossil fuel which derived all fuels.
Kanaka raj said:
1 decade ago
By refining the crude oil at different temperature ranges we can obtain various commercial fluids.
Manikanta Reddy said:
1 decade ago
We are all know that petrol is coming crude oil by the process of petrol refining. In that process we get many commercial fluids like kerosene, diesel, grease etc. So we conclude that all commercial fluids are coming from crude oil.
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