This cycle is known to engineers as the Rankine Cycle, and is used in nuclear power plants as well. When the coal burns, it gives off sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxide and carbon dioxide, among other gases. ... Scrubbers are more common, and can reduce sulfur emissions by up to 90 percent, when working properly.
A recent report shows about 2.5 billion tonnes a year, so 2.5 gigatonnes if i converted that right, hopefully this helps.
Heat capacity is the ability of a material to store heat, higher the heat capacity higher the amount to heat stored by the material. Heat transfer usually varies inversely with heat capacity, i.e heat transfer will decrease with increase in heat capacity and vice versa. Thermal diffusivity is the ratio of thermal conductivity to the heat capacity, it says how fast (or slow) heat is transferred inside a material. Usually thermal diffusivity is directly proportional to the heat transfer rate, since heat capacity appears on the denominator, heat transfer is inversely proportional to the heat capacity.
1 minute equals 60 kph.........Thanks Tionne17 for asking!!!
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where is the chosices to choose from
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