Thursday, January 7, 2010

How do we convert coal/oil into products we use for energy?

its a intensive and complication process. called refining the crude oil you get from the ground. its takes huge factories with refineries to do the job right. something the world needs more off you deal with the demand.How do we convert coal/oil into products we use for energy?
Crude oil is processed at a refinery to make gasoline for automotive and other uses. Coal is just burned in furnaces, usually to boil water to drive a stem turbine to generate electricity.How do we convert coal/oil into products we use for energy?
When I was a kid, just a few miles from where I lived, there


was a Huge tank that stored cooking gas made from ';Soft Coal';. This was piped into your house to feed the ';Gas Stove'; to cook on. etc.





Just thought I'd mention it.
As there are abundant sources of coal on most of the continents, there is a push to use coal for energy.





Coal is mainly burned, however, the byproducts of combustion require scrubbing to make the waste gas as clean as possible before releasing them into the atmosphere.





Coal can also be processed and gassified for burning and energy production.





Oil is refined and burned to provide energy for autos, trucks, power plants etc....

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