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http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-sci-b...y?ctrack=1&cset=true
Japan's New Gasoline Source? Cow Dung From Times Wire Reports March, 4 2006 Scientists in energy-poor Japan say they have found a new source of gasoline — cattle dung. Sakae Shibusawa of the Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology said his team had successfully extracted 0.042 ounce of gasoline from every 3.5 ounces of cow dung by applying high pressure and heat. "The new technology will be a boon for livestock breeders" to reduce the burden of disposing of large amounts of waste, Shibusawa said. More than 551,000 tons of cattle dung are produced each year in Japan, he said. |
551,000 tons of cow dung equals 13,224,000 gallons of fuel a year ????
551,000 X 2000 = 1,102,000,000 lbs X 16 oz = 1.7632 to the 10th divided by 3.5 = 5,037,714,286 X .042 = 211,584,000 divided by 16 oz = 13,224,000 Yes/No ? |
Guess we should all run out & purchase a few head of cattle
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Great...Now I'll have to pay $10 an ounce for flower fertilizer!
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Would still be 1,653,000 gallons. Or there about. |
ShaggyZr2, I was thinking pounds, duh
![]() 551,000 tons of cow dung equals 1,653,000 gallons of fuel a year ???? 551,000 X 2000 = 1,102,000,000 lbs X 16 oz = 1.7632 to the 10th divided by 3.5 = 5,037,714,286 X .042 = 211,584,000 divided by 128 oz = 1,653,000 Same as you got, good catch Corrected now ![]() |
Thats $4,132,500.00 at $2.50 gallon
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But it cost 5,000,000.00 to make it
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LOL so loud the neighbors hear it. |
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