Scientist Drive 100 miles on a gallon of tobacco fuel
Increase of vehicles,the need of fuel also increased and same time scientists idea
is too fast to find solution for fuel need in future.
A group of American scientists has formulated a gas
out of the tobacco leaf. Little know to the gas industry, a team of
scientists funded by a non profit corporation, have been studying
various plants for their ability to be used as a substitute for oil as
the new choice of fuel. To date using a highly sought method to process,
this team has been successful with pretty much every plant that they
have tried, the latest of which is tobacco.
The premiss of this
research is to find a substitute for oil that, is plentiful in the
United State, Which is a menace to our society, which can be mass
produce, and which could easily be replaced. To date they have
investigated more than 160 plants all with some sort of success. The big
difference among all the plants is the emissions and the octane value.
Tobacco
has proven to provide low emissions, and a high octane. As a gas,
tobacco has shown to burn completely. At the minimum it is an excellent
replacement for diesel fuel. But t has been formulated to run in regular
gas engines with very little modification. The Question is, does the
Government knows about this research, and when were they going to clue
the general public in on it.
These scientists have said that corn
ethanol is not the answer, it is a weak substitute as a fuel, and
because of its burning inefficiency's, you get less milage per the
gallon.
