Automotive Use
Below are our 10 articles in the automotive use' category:
Opinions are divided on whether diesel engines are more eco-friendly than petrol engines. Advances in design have improved the performance of modern...
Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) is produced from the separation of gases in gas fields, and as a by-product of refining crude oils. It is mostly...
Propeller aircraft are fuelled by high octane petrol, and jet planes by kerosene. Trials are ongoing into blending kerosene with biofuel to produce...
The concept of Electric Vehicles (EVs) is not new. Experimental electric carriages were being built as early as the 1830s and many variations have...
Hybrid vehicles combine power from a conventional engine with power from an electric motor. Because they use less fossil fuel they are less damaging...
Petrol cars have been very popular for nearly a century. Recent concerns over pollution and climate change have made it necessary to introduce...
Fuel cell cars are an emerging technology. At present, numerous prototypes are being developed, some are currently being tested on the roads and a...
Commercial shipping is a source of pollution because of the emissions from its diesel engines. Wind powered ships produce no pollution. There is...
Inventors started taking a great interest in steam as a form of energy around the end of the 17th century, and it was only a matter of time before...
Bioethanol is produced from sugary and starchy plant material and can be used as a substitute for petrol. Biodiesel is produced from oily crops or...
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