Topic: $50,000 electric car or $45 carbon filter - page 2. (Read 305 times)

How Diesel Locomotives Work




Read more at https://science.howstuffworks.com/transport/engines-equipment/diesel-locomotive.htm.

Sounds like an interesting product.

I always found electric cars a bit confusing. You need to create that electricity in a plant that might be a cole or natural
gas and be just as bad for the environment as a gas car in the end. Depends on how the got that power.

what's the point on public road? anyway...

Read the whole article. It's good.

Beyond belief: Meet the 5,221-horsepower, battery-powered Bulgarian Batmobile







Read more at https://newatlas.com/alieno-arcanum-5000-horsepower-electric-hypercar/55373/.

so are you saying people should fall for this?

CO2(aq) + H2O(l) --> H2CO3(aq)

H2CO3(AQ) + 2NaOH(aq) = NA2CO3(aq) + 2H2O

don't cut forest worldwide...

co2 isn't toxic but it is a greenhouse gas.

co2 is safe... all the rest of combustion aren't... NO2 for example.

Touted by some as the planet’s greenest vehicles, electric Teslas may be as bad for the environment as traditional petrol and diesel cars, the latest research reveals.According to researchers at the UK-based climate data provider Engaged Tracking, the production of Tesla cars, as well as fossil fuel-powered plants used for generating electricity to charge the vehicles produce nearly the same amount of emissions that conventional engines do.

Engaged Tracking analysts used a different approach to studies that usually produce favorable results for electric vehicles. They explored the total emissions generated during the construction process of a Tesla Model S instead of counting how much CO2 is produced by the vehicle during its lifecycle. The astonishing results show that a Tesla is not cleaner to run than any other petrol car in Britain.

“The annual emissions of a UK car is 1.5 tons of carbon dioxide, based on an average of 7,800 miles a year,” the research firm’s chief analyst Jonathan Harris told The Sunday Times. “Both the Tesla Model S vehicles we analyzed have the same emissions as an ordinary petrol car of 1.5 tons of CO2 per year.” The researcher also compared Tesla Model S to the BMW i3, which is smaller and produces an annual emission equivalent of 1.3 tons of CO2, making it 15 per cent more efficient than the Tesla Model S.According to Tesla, the comparison between the Model S and an average car was not fair, because the Tesla was much larger. The company said that the BMW i3 should be compared to its smaller car - the Model 3, while Model S should compete with such a vehicle as the Mercedes S-Class S500. Tesla claims Mercedes produces nearly 300 percent more emissions than its Model S.

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$50,000 or $80,000 for a electric car. There are filters available which can be fitted in exhaust pipe of petrol/gasoline and diesel cars. These filters remove carbon from car emissions. Petrol and diesel cars can also environment friendly.

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Carbon dioxide emissions have been linked to all sorts of environmental ills. Improvements in car design are helping the issue, but the CO2ube Kickstarter project wants to take carbon dioxide filtration to any car on the road.The CO2ube attaches onto the end of your tailpipe using hose clamps. A combination of algae and sodium hydroxide filters out the carbon dioxide as it exits from car. A single CO2ube is going for a pledge price of $45. The company behind the product, Ecoviate, has created working prototypes and is looking to produce the device in quantity. A smartphone app is also intended to accompany the CO2ube. The app would let you track your emissions over time.

https://www.cnet.com/news/co2ube-filters-out-carbon-dioxide-from-your-tailpipe/