Look up: Bi-fuel

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   Bi-fuel
   Here are two main articles regarding Bi-fuel. * Flexible-fuel vehicle - focused on vehicles * Bi-fuel conversion - focused on engine generators
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   Bingo fuel
   Critical fuel level, usually fuel level necessary for return to base.Bionix
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   Biofuel
   A fuel produced from dry organic matter or combustible oils produced by plants. Examples of biofuel include alcohol (from fermented sugar), bio diesel from vegetable oil and wood.
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   biofuel
   biofuels are, as the name implies, renewable energy sources from living things; they are to be distinguished from fossil fuels which are also of biological origin but which are non-renew able (Energy primer, p.106) Category: The chemical industry
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   biofuel
   A gaseous, liquid, or solid fuel that is rendered from raw biological material (plants, sewage, dry waste, cane sugar or wood pulp) through combustion or fermentation. ... There are a variety of ways to convert these bulky materials into fuels useful for industry and transport. The major biofuels produced biologically are biogas generated by anaerob ...
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   biofuel
   (from the article `Biofuels—The Next Great Source of Energy?`) A boom in the production of biofuel was under way in 2007, especially in the United States, where in January about 75 refineries for producing the ... The use of biofuels to substitute for fossil fuels as a way to combat global warming came under criticism in September ...
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   biofuel
   biofuel 1. A solid, liquid, or gaseous fuel that is obtained from biological raw material; the conversion is accomplished through thermochemical or biological methods. 2. Gas such as methane or liquid fuel such as ethanol (ethyl alcohol) made from organic waste material, usually by microbial action. 3. A renewable fuel, e.g., biodiesel, biogas, and...
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   Biofuel
   Gas or liquid fuel made from plant material (biomass). Includes wood, wood waste, wood liquors, peat, railroad ties, wood sludge, spent sulfite liquors,
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   biofuel
   A liquid fuel or blending component produced from dry organic matter or combustible oils produced by plants. Examples of biofuel include alcohol (from fermented sugar), black liquor from the paper manufacturing process, wood, soybean oil, and biodiesel.Biofuels are used primarily for transportation....
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    Biomass & Biofuel
    Biomass is living and recently living biological material which can be used as fuel or for industrial production, for example trees and crops, even food waste or poultry litter. A biofuel is a fuel derived from such materials and can be both sustainable and carbon neutral.
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    biomass fuel
    Liquid, solid, or gaseous fuel produced by conversion of biomass. ... (05 Dec 1998) ...
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    biomass fuel
    Biomass converted directly to energy or converted to liquid or gaseous fuels such as ethanol, methanol, methane, and hydrogen. Related category • BIOENERGY AND BIOFUEL
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    Bitumen-based fuel
    `Bitumen-based fuel` is fuel specifically developed for industrial use. Bitumen is obtained by fractional distillation of crude oil. Bitumen being the heaviest and the fraction with the highest boiling point, appears as the bottom-most fraction.
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