Retrofit of Kerosene Pressure Lamp to Utilize Straight Vegetable Oil - Nyakundi, Abel
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The world is facing an energy threat of inadequate and insecure supply at affordable prices. High energy use is contributing to environmental harm due to emissions from fossil fuels which are also non-renewable. The emissions from fossil fuels combustion such as CO, CO2 and Pm have negative health effects. They have also contributed to climate change. The world is facing an energy threat of inadequate and insecure supply at affordable prices. High energy use is contributing to environmental harm due to emissions from fossil fuels which are also non-renewable. The emissions from fossil fuels…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The world is facing an energy threat of inadequate and insecure supply at affordable prices. High energy use is contributing to environmental harm due to emissions from fossil fuels which are also non-renewable. The emissions from fossil fuels combustion such as CO, CO2 and Pm have negative health effects. They have also contributed to climate change. The world is facing an energy threat of inadequate and insecure supply at affordable prices. High energy use is contributing to environmental harm due to emissions from fossil fuels which are also non-renewable. The emissions from fossil fuels combustion such as CO, CO2 and Pm have negative health effects. They have also contributed to climate change. Although a third of the world population live without electricity, limited research data exist on biofuel use in lamps. These kerosene lamps may be contributing to global warming owing to their large numbers in rural and semi-urban areas. This book contain findings to investigation of the suitability of straight vegetable oil as a lighting fuel, the performance of unmodified lamp, retrofitted pressure lamp utilizing straight vegetable oil (SVO)/kerosene blends.
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L'auteur est titulaire d'un baccalauréat technologique en génie industriel et d'une maîtrise en génie mécanique. Eng. et passe actuellement son doctorat en ingénierie mécanique. Il a enseigné la thermodynamique et la mécanique des fluides dans de nombreux collèges et universités du Kenya. Il est actuellement président des départements d'ingénierie mécanique et électrique de l'université de Kirinyaga, au Kenya.