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ISEF · 2015

Fuel Ethanol Potential of Barley

Today, gasoline made from petroleum products is primarily used to power vehicles. These products cause pollution and one day these resources may run out. Our nation has been researching alte…

ISEF · 2015

Fuel-less Power Vehicle and Tractor

Virtually in every home in Nigeria and several other developing countries, there is one or more power generators. If our vehicles can be fuel-less and at the same time the owner can use them…

ISEF · 2015

Gas Analysis Using Ultrasonic

First Award

There is no simple sensor for the direct real-time measuring of the concentration of gas mixtures to date. While there are a variety of different probes for gas measuring, these are usually…

ISEF · 2015

Gas versus Diesel? You Do the Math...

Abstract: The United States automotive market is evolving to more fuel efficient fleets and alternative power-trains. This project analyzes the total cost of ownership (TCO) of a diesel and…

ISEF · 2015

Generating Electricity from Mud

The purpose of this project was to build a basic fuel cell using loamy mud and use it to generate electricity. A variety of types of mud were initially used to find out which would generate…

ISEF · 2015

Geo-Electricity

Our idea and purpose is to get a new reliable source of renewable energy by sample easy cheap and applicable way everywhere everytime by absorbing the negative energy charge (electrons) whic…

ISEF · 2015

Geo-Electricity

Our idea and purpose is to get a new reliable source of renewable energy by sample easy cheap and applicable way everywhere everytime by absorbing the negative energy charge (electrons) whic…

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