Gasoline actually burns inside an internal combustion engine; an internal combustion engine will not work without a combustible fuel.
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Internal combustion engines require bulky, drag-inducing mechanisms for cooling air, combustion air intake, fuel lines, and handling exhaust gases.
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The company's been slowly distancing themselves from traditional combustion engines, even announcing that they'll fully stop producing combustion engine-based cars by 2020.
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The death of the internal combustion engineAugust 12th If data technology is the dominant force of the 21st century, the internal combustion engine dominated the 0003th.
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It's called Internal Combustion Assistance (ICA), a modification to internal combustion engines that enables them to substantially increase their fuel efficiency and reduce their air pollution.
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Combustion testing on the BE-4 engine / Image courtesy of Blue Origin Combustion testing on the BE-4 engine / Image courtesy of Blue Origin Suborbital -> Orbital -> Lunar?
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"You can actually get a very efficient combustion process, you get a very clean combustion process … Ethanol's a great fuel, and so that's the primary market we're focused on," he added.
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That brings my attention back to the ol' combustion engine.
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Vaping is similar to smoking, except there is no combustion.
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The airline cited the potential risk of lithium battery combustion.
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In fact, it's doubling down on the internal combustion engine.
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") and basic chemistry ("What is needed to make combustion happen?
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The internal combustion engine is the mightiest motor in history.
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We even recover most of the volatiles and combustion carbon.
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We're like the internal combustion engine, and they're electric cars.
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So is the death of the internal combustion engine ahead?
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Biomass combustion has been a source of serious atmospheric pollution.
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The internal combustion engine is under attack from electric challengers.
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I still drive a car with an internal combustion engine.
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That makes them a terrible candidate for the combustion engine
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The days of the internal combustion engine clearly are numbered.
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Norway will ban sales of internal combustion cars in 2025.
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For the last 26 years, Ciatti has worked on combustion engines — engines that generate power from burning fuel, like gasoline — and currently oversees all of the combustion engine work at Argonne National Laboratory in Illinois.
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It is cutting spending on future internal combustion engines but still plans for a third of vehicles to have internal combustion engines by 2030 - the year some European governments have proposed banning petroleum-fueled cars.
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The Wall Street Journal's William Boston reports that Volvo will introduce only fully electric or hybrid battery-and-combustion cars as of the 2019 model year, the beginning of a phase-out of combustion-only.
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Merkel said how fast the shift away from combustion engines took place had to be negotiated, with efficient combustion engines likely to still have a long future, perhaps combined with electric motors in hybrid cars.
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It's inevitable: The age of the internal combustion engine is ending.
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They work from the basis of the combustion engine toward electrification.
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Producing energy and fuel without the combustion processes that make NOx.
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Instead, he prefers continuing to use combustion engines with synthetic fuels.
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Electric cars use twice as much copper as internal combustion engines.
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Electric cars will become cheaper than conventional combustion systems, BNEF says.
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Even the best internal-combustion engines can manage only about 45%.
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Most of the toxic chemicals in cigarettes are produced by combustion.
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Some countries are putting the internal combustion engine itself on notice.
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Then internal combustion took over from 1911 to right about now.
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That has piled pressure on utilities to use clean combustion technology.
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But engineers haven't written off the internal combustion engine just yet.
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The rest of the oxygen went into the combustion chambers proper.
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Cohen prepares the fire but proves nicely uninterested in the combustion.
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Previous generations introduced electricity, indoor plumbing and the internal combustion engine.
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This triggered a complicated chemical reaction that reversed the combustion process.
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The cars are powered by an internal combustion or electric engine.
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It did not catch fire; it exploded instantly, combustion on steroids.
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"The nicotine is what hooks people on the combustion," Gottlieb continued.
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Diesel is dying; the gasoline internal combustion engine may soon follow.
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A quota would hurt Germany's still internal combustion-focused car industry.
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Electric cars are quieter than their internal combustion engine-having counterparts.
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A wonderful read even if you don't like spontaneous human combustion.
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But volumes will be lower than for internal combustion engines, because EV fluids won't need to be changed regularly: there's no fuel combustion to degrade the oils the way it does in regular gasoline and diesel engines.
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Internal combustion engines are marvels of engineering, channeling rapid-fire explosions to power a vehicle as it moves down the road, and modern car designs are deeply influenced by the strengths and weaknesses of internal combustion engines.
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After all, it doesn't need oxygen the way a combustion engine does.
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More than 500 horsepower, whether from internal combustion, electric motors, or both.
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Happily, in that business the risk of spontaneous combustion is very low.
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Smoke is the collection of solids, liquids, and gases emitted by combustion.
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The Smart brand will stop offering combustion-engined variants altogether in 2020.
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Most Americans still drive internal combustion engine vehicles that run on gasoline.
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The traditional internal combustion engine powertrain business will be named Delphi Technologies.
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The industry is thus largely united around abandoning the internal-combustion engine.
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It might be decades before the fleet of combustion engines actually shrinks.
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Even combustion engines are far more efficient than they used to be.
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Without combustion, the odor dissipates much more quickly than traditional cigarette smoking.
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It lubricates the internal-combustion engine, which generations a lot of friction.
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The fury of the band's internal combustion was unrelenting and generally thrilling.
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The resulting combustion generates extreme heat, propelling the missile toward its target.
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The Smart brand will stop offering combustion engined variants altogether in 2020.
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A Tesla pickup will be more expensive than its internal combustion counterparts.
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The human body is actually fairly similar to an internal combustion engine.
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Combustion is only one part of the damage done by fossil fuels.
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The crankcase ventilation system helps gases escape from an internal combustion engine.
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The technology itself is even more complex than an internal-combustion engine.
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On Earth, this knowledge can also be applied to reducing combustion pollutants.
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Electric vehicle motors use twice as much copper as internal combustion engines.
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But it's important to understand that internal-combustion engine (ICE) vehicles — i.e.
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Electric vehicles are inherently superior to internal combustion engines in several ways.
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We perfected the internal combustion engine and pioneered the latest electric vehicles.
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Isn't it about time we've embraced some innovation in the combustion industry?
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The invention of the internal combustion engine was among the key drivers.
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Volvo Cars has said it will stop developing conventional internal combustion engines.
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But there's no combustion in the confrontation, and the exchange goes limp.
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The threat of a ban for sales of new combustion-engined cars in 2035 will likely accelerate a shift to electric cars in Britain, given that residual values of combustion and hybrid cars will likely also be impacted.
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All of these EV plans come in the face of two threats to internal combustion engines: the rise of Tesla, and a growing movement to restrict the use of traditional combustion engines to cut down on vehicle emissions.
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"Explosions, plasma flashes, turbulent combustion, brain activity in animals, and chemical reactions — we are now able to film such extremely short processes," Elias Kristensson, a combustion physics researcher and co-inventor of the camera, said in a news release.
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Until that combination arrives, automakers will continue relying on the internal combustion engine.
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Hydrogen fuel cells produce electricity without combustion by combining hydrogen with oxygen molecules.
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Combustion is a chemical reaction between a fuel and oxygen, which produces heat.
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Electric cars have different cooling needs than those that run on combustion engines.
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They don't need to sound like a vehicle with an internal combustion engine.
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The demonisation of the internal combustion engine makes good politics, but poor engineering.
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As refuelling stations spread, the internal-combustion engine went on to conquer all.
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Some machines are hybrids, with the electric motors used alongside internal-combustion engines.
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The tobacco is kept below the temperature of combustion, creating an inhalable aerosol.
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Global light-duty vehicle fleet, internal combustion engine (ICE) versus electric vehicle (EV).
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More recent technologies, like combustion engines or steam turbines, ate up 50 years.
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In Europe there are about 126 plants making combustion engines, employing 112,000 people.
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It's a old Hindenberg of a show: big, round, and destined for combustion.
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This means no gasoline, no dirty oil changes, and no internal combustion engine.
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As Roy notes, however, "turbo" is vocabulary used for internal combustion engine vehicles.
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It's undeniable: In 2019, we are living in the twilight of combustion engines.
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And in these last days, internal combustion engines are a work of art.
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The "incomplete combustion," turning nutrients into energy without oxygen, is known as fermentation.
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Previous GPTs include the steam engine, electricity, the internal combustion engine and computers.
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Tesla's crash rating is buoyed by the absence of an internal combustion engine.
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Spontaneous combustion is not a useful response to a perceived threat or slight.
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In Europe, there are about 126 plants making combustion engines, employing 112,000 people.
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Meanwhile, Jack-Jack is starting to show his own powers, like spontaneous combustion.
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And such theft and fealty persisted well into the era of internal combustion.
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Overall, the mix of internal-combustion to EVs is, ahem ... 98% to 2%.
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Global CO503 emissions from fossil-fuel combustion in the power sector by scenario.
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Thickeners make vaping liquids more viscous, preventing oversaturation of a vaporizer's combustion chamber.
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Combustion engines are especially inefficient in transience — when vehicles start and stop often.
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It is highly flammable, so it can be used as a combustion fuel.
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"I am convinced we must not agree on an end to the combustion engine .... We must take steps to strengthen e-mobility but we must not lose sight of the potential of the combustion engine in the process," he said.
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Still, the policy is pretty user-hostile and may result in violent laser combustion.
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The car looks similar to the combustion engine XC40, just without the front grille.
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This unique feature makes the emissions capture an integral part of the combustion process.
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Combustion of all sorts, whether in boilers, engines, or power plants can produce particulates.
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A combustion-engine car has 1,400 components in the motor, exhaust system and transmission.
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And we should not compare and polarize electrical vehicles against combustion engines for example.
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The only alternative that has been tested experimentally is called a supersonic-combustion ramjet.
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These will be paired with electric or internal combustion packages to complete the configurations.
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In theory, cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin should be safer from cops, crooks and combustion.
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Several Western governments have called time on internal-combustion engines which burn fossil fuels.
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And right now, the internal combustion engine rules, and bigger is better than ever.
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But with the advent of the internal combustion engine, they were left to roam.
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Police say he used a combustion engine to fill the cabin with carbon monoxide.
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Nitrogen dioxide is a byproduct of fossil fuel combustion that can contribute to smog.
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The Swedish automaker says it will stop making cars with only internal combustion engines.
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Volvo announced a moral decision to move away from combustion-only engines by 2019.
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Internal combustion engines require oxygen to run, but an electric motor doesn't, Wang explained.
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ICEV: Internal combustion engine vehicle; VTOL: Vertical takeoff and landing; BEV: Battery electric vehicle.
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Some expert predict electric cars will cost the same as combustion motors by 2022.
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That means less fuel than is ideally required is supplied to their combustion chambers.
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That impressed my brother, who in the 1970s decided to experiment with spontaneous combustion.
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"Liquid, dead short," or, for every one battery cell in a billion, "spontaneous combustion."
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It also cools down an internal combustion engine, which creates a lot of heat.
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Elon Musk says internal-combustion engines will soon go the way of steam engines.
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Cars powered by internal-combustion engines will soon belong in museums, Elon Musk says.
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The latest financial hit comes as Volkswagen tries to pivot away from combustion engines.
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Electric cars are currently more expensive than combustion-engined cars because of battery costs.
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Electric vehicles feature much fewer parts that can go wrong than internal combustion vehicles.
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What will happen, Ms. Figueres asked, if China phases out the combustion engine altogether?
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They cool the surrounding area, offsetting the heat impact of asphalt and combustion engines.
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But it is produced from combustion — by cars, power plants, and other industrial sources.
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But it's unclear why Coronas in particular seem to be susceptible to spontaneous combustion.
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A combustion engined car has 260,22022 components in the motor, exhaust system and transmission.
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And indeed, it developed several internal combustion engines with notably reduced thirst for gasoline.
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The qwerty keyboard is one commonly cited example; the internal combustion engine is another.
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The market is dominated by Chinese incumbents moving from internal-combustion vehicles to EVs.
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This map shows premature deaths in each state caused by combustion emissions in 298.
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Pennsylvania had the highest rate of premature death from combustion- related air pollution. Ala.
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This prevents combustion, a chemical reaction that creates most toxic chemicals associated with cigarettes.
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Stockpiled coal also releases harmful gases and must be managed to prevent spontaneous combustion.
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"The big problem is the combustion, in sectors like transport and industry," he said.
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Carbon monoxide is an odorless, colorless gas produced by combustion in engines and furnaces.
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E.V.s and ultraefficient internal combustion engines will dominate the auto industry within a decade.
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Third, battery electrics have certain technical advantages over internal combustion engines for many customers.
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Internal combustion is so yesterday, and Tesla's not the only company that knows it.
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"Since I was a kid I've been obsessed with spontaneous human combustion," Wilson says.
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BRIAN SULLIVAN: So the death of the internal combustion engine has been greatly exaggerated?
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But a shift from internal combustion engines to electric motors dramatically changes this equation.
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Electric motors are cheaper and simpler than internal combustion engines used in conventional cars.
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In some cities, talk has already turned to banning internal combustion engine vehicles entirely.
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Plus, if you're going to risk spontaneous combustion, you might as well get a seat.
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Such evaporated petrol is by design put back into the engine combustion chamber as fuel.
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The steel liner fits into the combustion chamber of an engine where fuel is burned.
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"Africa will most likely remain as the last bastion of internal combustion engines," Parker said.
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Europe's biggest economy wants to protect carmakers as vehicles shift away from using combustion engines.
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The wings and floaties get it to the surface, and the combustion shoots it out.
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The RS 5 is proof we're living in the golden age of internal combustion engines.
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This is particularly important because unlike an internal combustion engine the motor makes no noise.
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Of course, the world would be far better off without any combustion engine exhaust emissions.
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"They're simply not pushing the bar on internal combustion engines at this point," he says.
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In 1542, long before the combustion engine, Spanish sailors remarked upon the area's smoky air.
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Combustion engines were noisy, dirty and in their early years required hand-cranking to start.
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But carmakers say it is becoming increasingly expensive to hit emissions targets with combustion technology.
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A recent hoverboard combustion reportedly killed two dogs after the device caused a house fire.
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What does the car industry make of your proposals, like on the internal combustion engine?
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To gauge what lies ahead, think how the internal combustion engine has shaped modern life.
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It's a "closed cycle" combustion system, which Haot said is "the most powerful" engine system.
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But as described by administration officials, the decision occurred almost by spontaneous combustion after Rep.
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Compared to internal combustion engines, batteries and motors have just a handful of moving parts.
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VDA president Matthias Wissmann said a ban on combustion engines would be a dead end.
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"Improving combustion engines is key to sustaining our business in the long term," he said.
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The first death rattles of the internal combustion engine are already reverberating around the world.
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Ironically, many of its experiments revolve around the study of fire and combustion in space.
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Some 30,000 of 218,000 jobs at Continental are dependent on combustion engines, the paper said.
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For enthusiasts, there was much ogling at under-the-hood advancements of the combustion engine.
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We can swap out internal combustion engines and replace the world's fleet with electric vehicles.
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It makes gasoline better by safely boosting octane and enhancing combustion in high technology engines.
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The biggest impact, however, would have to involve replacing combustion engines with something more efficient.
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Britain and France have pledged to ban sales of combustion engine cars starting in 2040.
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In 2015, coal combustion represented 45 percent of all energy-related carbon dioxide emissions worldwide.
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Finally, electric powertrains are still more expensive to make than internal combustion engines, Brinkman said.
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People have been trying to get patents on variable-combustion technologies since at least 1932.
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Turbo chargers give internal combustion engines more horsepower without adding much weight to the vehicle.
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The aircraft are invariably electrically powered, although some are hybrids with a backup combustion engine.
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This week, as Mike Bloomberg nearly achieved onstage spontaneous combustion, that prospect came appreciably nearer.
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Koch worked on some of these studies using the Advanced Combustion via Microgravity Experiments Chamber.
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"Ten people were injured: they were mostly poisoned by combustion products," a source told TASS.
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These would enter through a combustion chamber and would inspect damage and remove any debris.
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More than a century of expertise in internal combustion engines and transmissions could become irrelevant.
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Lots of high-heat industrial processes, like making steel and coke, require fossil fuel combustion.
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Internal combustion engines became far more efficient, and interest in hybrid and electric vehicles rose.
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The coating, called PlasterMax, is fire-rated, meaning it passed combustion and room fire tests.
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Electric vehicles are by nature simpler and require less maintenance than internal combustion engine vehicles.
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The boom poses a major challenge to many suppliers whose operations have been built around internal combustion engine cars - electric cars feature only around 7,000 components compared to more than 20,000 for an internal combustion engine powered one, according to a report from KPMG.
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Caption: 1908 | Henry Ford's Model T kicks off the modern age of combustion-engine-powered cars.CORBIS
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But unlike the Death Star, its rock core and icy surface protects it from internal combustion.
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Yes, the iconic symbol of American steel and piston popping internal combustion is shifting to voltage.
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It's not exactly the first plug-in Ferrari, famed for its thunderous V12 internal-combustion engines.
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Decarbonizing transportation with major investments in public transit, and phasing out sales of internal combustion vehicles.
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Other companies, however, have to split their operations between internal combustion engine and electric vehicle manufacturing.
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Biofuels such as ethanol could be used more extensively to curb emissions from internal-combustion engines.
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The pollution comes largely from the combustion of fossil fuels, mostly for transport and electricity generation.
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Actually, they are as exciting a means of propulsion as internal-combustion engines, if not better.
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Entry barriers based on highly sophisticated production, such as the combustion engine, will be phased out.
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Like many automakers, Hyundai is exploring many options as internal combustion engines face an uncertain future.
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Alas, artificial intelligence (AI) is unlikely to succeed where steel rails and internal-combustion engines failed.
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She says the internal combustion motor must come to an end, but doesn't name a date.
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That would make them almost as cheap to build as internal-combustion engines of comparable output.
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Putting a few hundred miles between you and combustion country certainly confers some measure of safety.
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That's still plenty of time for the internal combustion engine to ride off into the sunset.
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All internal combustion engine components are removed and upgraded to electrical components of the customer's choosing.
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Mercedes, owned by Daimler (DDAIF), will slash its carbon footprint by building far fewer combustion engines.
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Electric motors are more efficient than combustion engines, but not by enough to close that gap.
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Lubricating an internal combustion engine is very different from the same job for an EV motor.
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That approach frees up space normally devoted to an internal combustion engine to passengers and cargo.
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Typically, super luminous supernovae are the result of thermonuclear combustion — or a big star bomb, essentially.
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They are the combustion chambers in which ideas and capital are combined to generate new riches.
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Peer-reviewed science has been linking coal combustion to more severe asthma since at least 1972.
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They can be released from fossil fuel combustion and industry, and include natural sources like dust.
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Automakers in Europe have been less effusive about a rapid transition away from traditional combustion engines.
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A lot can happen in three years, but banning combustion engines from a major city centre?
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So what new tech will Harley add to its predominantly chrome and steel internal combustion stable?
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Although it seems like a work born straight from hell, 2G1C didn't arise from spontaneous combustion.
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About 94 percent of the food we throw away ends up in landfills or combustion facilities.
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Their simplicity, compared with cars powered by internal combustion, makes EVs easier to manufacture in sections.
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Which means it is still too soon to write an obituary for the internal combustion engine.
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Valeo manufactures electric devices that assist cars' combustion engines and allow them to reduce carbon emissions.
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But he said the risk is less than combining nicotine with carcinogenic combustion in traditional cigarettes.
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" When it comes to cars, the FAQ set a "goal to replace every combustion-engine vehicle.
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"It's the end of the ICE age for Cadillac," Carlisle said referring to internal combustion engines.
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Competition is good for consumers and the internal combustion engine has fuel infrastructure that's generations ahead.
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It's not just coal in power plants, but gasoline and diesel combustion in cars and trucks.
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Similar-looking internal-combustion-powered ATVs from Honda (HMC) range in price from $5,000 to $10,000.
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It faces a big bill to make its combustion engines comply with new anti-pollution rules.
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Without an internal combustion engine and a fuel tank, there are new design possibilities to explore.
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Because it merely moves, rather than generates, heat, it is far more efficient than combustion furnaces.
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If you start there, emissions from fossil fuel combustion in BC have fallen by 1 percent.
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Here's an animation that shows how pistons drive the cylinders in your car to generate a combustion event: "That's a problem because you're actually putting extra fuel into the combustion chamber to make it burn and some of it can get onto the cylinder walls," Ciatti said.
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I cannot imagine there will be no combustion engine cars, no welding, no gas burning in 2050.
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The light bulb, telephone and internal combustion engine were some of the key inventions of this era.
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The other is the mid-size MKZ, which comes in both standard internal combustion and hybrid versions.
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Debbie Rowe and the woman whose home she burned down learned a hard lesson about spontaneous combustion.
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Electric cars are known for delivering torque better than internal combustion engines, which helps them accelerate rapidly.
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The rumble of a car's internal combustion engine is so pervasive few people even notice it anymore.
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Fears said governments' top priority should be to curb greenhouse gas emissions and reduce fossil fuel combustion.
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Any combustion process produces particles whether it's vehicles, heating for the home -- power generation will produce them.
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By 294, there were only 22017,21 electric vehicles registered, compared with 3.5 million internal combustion engine cars.
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And wouldn't you know it, I have done quite a bit of research on spontaneous human combustion.
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The same holds for your prediction of the demise of the internal combustion engine ("Roadkill", August 250th).
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The same holds for your prediction of the demise of the internal combustion engine ("Roadkill", August 12th).
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The cells can overheat and it can no longer effectively cool itself, which can lead to combustion.
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The purchase price is still far higher than a comparable vehicle with an internal combustion engine (ICE).
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Will Porsche turn its back completely on combustion engines after the market launch of the Mission E?
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Luxury unit Porsche is electrifying the Macan, its most popular combustion engine model, the Financial Times reported.
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The engineering layout of an EV is vastly more flexible than that of a combustion-engine car.
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Of the requirement for electric-only vehicles, and the removal of every single dirty internal combustion engine?
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That means e-cigs pump fewer combustion products like carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxides into the air.
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And the French government announced its effort to ban the sale of combustion-only cars by 2040.
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There are more than 120 plants making combustion engine components in Europe, according to consulting firm AlixPartners.
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The test is required to show whether both materials when used together were sufficiently resistant to combustion.
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Suddenly I was driving an internal combustion engine, with no ability to recharge without an electric plug.
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Obviously nowadays motor racing is just kind of, I think the tank for combustion engines is empty.
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The company makes products for vehicles, such as pistons, combustion and exhaust gaskets, wipers and brake parts.
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But the catalyst for the latest combustion was the referendum in June on Britain's relationship with Europe.
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It also faces a big bill to make its combustion engines comply with new anti-pollution rules.
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This configuration allows the pilot, at any time, to close a valve and halt the combustion process.
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Apart from health issues, pollution from combustion engines causes severe damage to Rome's many ancient outdoor monuments.
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Eventually, we'll need to wean ourselves off of internal combustion engines and the aircraft that use them.
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"I believe the old internal combustion engine still has a few tricks up its sleeve," he said.
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Toyota's new $27,000 plug-in Prius will go 25 miles before its internal combustion motor kicks in.
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Without having to contend with an internal combustion engine, there was more room to play around with.
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Do you support banning the sale of internal combustion engine vehicles in the US from 2030 forward?
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That puts it ahead of peers when it comes to moving on from the internal combustion engine.
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PORSCHE'S ALLURE to car buyers is built on the growl and scream of its internal-combustion engines.
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Without the rumpus of an internal combustion engine, wind roar and tire slap sound all the louder.
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For Caddy, the immediate action is with the internal-combustion launch cadence of the next few years.
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Brook said GM has no plans to build a gas-powered Hummer with an internal combustion engine.
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Ferrari and Lamborghini take pains to provide drivers with a rich symphony of rapid-fire internal combustion.
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It is part of a wider shift away from diesel, and the internal combustion engine, across Europe.
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That price is considered the point at which electric cars become more affordable than internal combustion models.
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Plug-in hybrids - which combine a smaller rechargeable battery with a combustion engine - overshoot by 5,000 euros.
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This is Tesla's version of what the legacy automakers confront with internal-combustion engines versus electric drivetrains.
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Addressing the effects of fossil fuel combustion on climate is a global challenge that requires global participation.
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Additional tax and rebate incentives can also bring electrics more in line with their combustion engine counterparts.
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He said the brand will phase out current models of internal combustion engines based on market demand.
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At the same time, cities and even entire countries are weighing bans on all internal combustion engines.
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Cenospheres are lightweight, hollow beads comprised of aluminum and silica that are a byproduct of coal combustion.
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Cadillac could continue to offer internal combustion models alongside electric vehicles, depending on consumer demand, he added.
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The result is more smoldering and more incomplete combustion, which produces a higher amount of toxic substances.
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As the reaction spreads, billions of tightly woven atoms are heated to the point of spontaneous combustion.
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But the automakers' existing expertise — building internal combustion engines — will no longer give them a competitive edge.
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Many of the finer details can be computed using sophisticated software, such as moving-mesh computational fluid dynamics, which allows the company to precisely model charge and combustion processes inside the engine, allowing it to assess the effects of varying fuel characteristics (such as evaporation or combustion rates).
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"Internal combustion engines allowed people to travel beyond their own areas but also caused more accidents," Pichai writes, raiding history for a self-serving example while ignoring the vast climate costs of combustion engines (and the resulting threat now posed to the survival of countless species on Earth).
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Unlike Porsche's current range of hybrids the Mission E won't be offered with any internal combustion engine assistance.
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But Mueller's pledge to the internal combustion engine speaks to the company's continued exploration into all energy sources.
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Morgan Motor Co's EV3 is an eccentric contribution to the auto industry's shift away from internal combustion engine.
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Instead of using chemical combustion, the railgun fires projectiles using magnetic fields generated by enormous amount of energy.
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I think America's got so much going for it, but I'm hoping for some kind of creative combustion.
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It's unclear how the long the Corvette, with its internal combustion engine, will continue to run on gasoline.
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Roaring wildly out of the gates, Dead Cells is an infinite combustion engine, all energy, power, and motion.
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Because of an editing error, an article about diesel engines last Sunday misstated how diesel engine combustion works.
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Tellingly, the price of platinum, which is used in catalytic converters in internal combustion engines, has lagged behind.
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And that means it may eventually drag all of the US into an internal combustion engine ban someday.
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If data are the new oil, chips are the internal-combustion engines that turn them into something useful.
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This will make the cost of owning an electric vehicle much more competitive relative to internal combustion cars.
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MISMATCH There are more than 120 plants making combustion engine components in Europe, according to consulting firm AlixPartners.
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EV West is a boutique car garage specializing in removing combustion engines and replacing them with electric batteries.
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Cars without dirty internal combustion engines, like battery-electric and fuel cell vehicles, don't necessarily need a grille.
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One is that combustion engines are not very efficient at turning the energy in their fuel into motion.
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McQuade has a cleaner, safer, and simple idea: burning the weapons and mixing the combustion products with soil.
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One task is to ensure that their current business of selling vehicles with internal-combustion engines stays healthy.
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He dominated the Best Horror race with The Fireman, an apocalyptic thriller about a pandemic of spontaneous combustion.
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Yes, the American symbol for internal combustion, chrome and steel is going all-in on two-wheeled EVs.
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Electric cars are currently more expensive than combustion-engined cars because of the costs of a vehicle battery.
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Because they don't require as many moving parts, electric motors are much easier to produce than combustion engines.
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It also warmed the fuel, which thus burned even better when, at last, it reached the combustion chamber.
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"We will continue to make sure our internal combustion engines will get more and more efficient," Reuss said.
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"The combination of greenhouse gases from combustion is equivalent to about 1.5 million vehicles driven annually," Peruga said.
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The industry now faces many more challenges, including suggestions that China might eventually ban combustion engines, she said.
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These employ a combination of electric motors and combustion engines to cut both fuel consumption and polluting emissions.
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Electric vehicles will be out in force in light of China's new focus on non-internal combustion mobility.
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Some day, he added, electric vehicle batteries may become cheaper to produce than combustion engines in traditional cars.
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Where it felt dangerous is that, without the thunder of a combustion engine, the world can't hear you.
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Governments and car manufacturers worldwide have taken steps to electrify fleets and further phase out the combustion engine.
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Automakers are looking at multibillion-dollar bills to develop electric and hybrid cars and cleaner internal combustion engines.
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"We've got to move beyond trying to make combustion engines a little bit less bad," he tells CNN.
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Europe could abandon internal-combustion completely and still have ... 20% of its car factories operating below full levels.
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In contrast, internal combustion engines need to shift gears as a car or motorcycle increases speed, slowing acceleration.
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The experiment was intended to demonstrate colors of flame produced by the combustion of various metals or salts.
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The use of algae biofuels will further the use of internal combustion engines in cars over electric batteries.
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I think it's possible in the relatively short order, we'll see a ban on new internal combustion engines.
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China has also begun research on imposing a rule to ban the sale of internal combustion cars someday.
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Electric cars, instead of those with internal combustion engines, would mean less air pollution in cities, for example.
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Manufacturers balancing sales of electric and combustion engined cars will see margins hit particularly hard, the survey said.
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Electric cars actually predate the internal combustion engine, and have been around since before the US Civil War.
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Increasingly, auto manufacturers are facing market pressure to transition out of the internal combustion engine toward electric vehicles.
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Actresses might win Oscars for emotional combustion, but there's little tolerance for a nonfictional black woman undamming herself.
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Clearly, it would be an economy running on electricity — electric cars, electric heat, with internal combustion engines rare.
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They are experts in manufacturing vehicles that run on internal combustion engines in large numbers for affordable prices.
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Other global automakers are planning to shift away from internal combustion engines towards electrification in the coming years.
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Governments and car manufacturers alike have taken steps to electrify fleets and further phase out the combustion engine.
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Combustion-related particle matter is associated with lower birth weight, preterm birth and intrauterine growth restriction, they noted.
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Against this backdrop, there's Amazon enabling impulse buys, delivered on-demand through the massive combustion of fossil fuels.
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These internal combustion engines work like the ones in our cars, quickly providing relatively small amounts of power.
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Countries are beginning to make pledges to phase out internal combustion cars entirely in the next few decades.
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And you also have to figure out how it all burns, since soot's the product of inefficient combustion.
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GM has no plans to build a gas-powered Hummer with an internal combustion engine, according to Brook.
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These are no longer combustion engine models simply retrofitted with electric motors, nor are they impractical experimental vehicles.
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London and other cities are charging congestion fees to internal-combustion cars, and may eventually blockade them entirely.
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The automakers have an incentive to build internal-combustion engines, fuel systems and transmissions at their own factories.
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The study says the death rate will drop by 2030 if China strictly controls coal combustion and emissions.
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The production process for cement and lime involves chemical reactions (not fossil fuel combustion) that inevitably release CO2.
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The higher the octane, the greater its ability to prevent the unruly type of combustion engineers call detonation.
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It can be fed into a fuel cell to produce electricity directly, without combustion, through an electrochemical process.
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Philip Morris International says the lack of combustion means iQOS produces far lower levels of carcinogens than regular cigarettes.
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"There are many people out there who still think a car has to have a combustion engine," he said.
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Porsche, like other carmakers of the time, eventually turned to the internal-combustion engine for greater range and flexibility.
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All this means that most electric cars continue to use drivetrains that resemble those found in combustion-engined vehicles.
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In the earliest days of the auto industry, electric cars were about as popular as their combustion-powered counterparts.
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Then, in early May, a combustion seal leak was detected at one of the turbines at the Bhikki plant.
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Electric and hybrid vehicles are fast and generally better for the environment than their internal combustion engine-powered brethren.
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But these new incidents involving the spontaneous combustion of its cars' batteries appear to have sparked Tesla into action.
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Navistar sold Workhorse to AMP Electric Vehicles in 2013, a company that retrofitted combustion engine cars with EV powertrains.
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"The Juul isn't user-modifiable, and has a special temperature-regulation technology to prevent overheating or combustion," Gould says.
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Again like in F1, battery charging occurs during braking or from the combustion engine if charge drops too far.
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In an alternate-universe future version of Tokyo, firefighters battle fire monsters called Infernals, created by spontaneous human combustion.
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The company rents a combustion engine sprinter van with about half the load capacity for around $35 per day.
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The average combustion engine takes about 3.5 hours to make, while the average transmission requires 2.7 hours of assembly.
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In Europe, there are about 238.4 plants making combustion engines, employing 3323,8042 people (214.5,220 making powertrain, 46,000 making transmissions).
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"The profitability of plug-in hybrids is below that of cars with pure combustion engines," a company spokesman said.
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Volkwagen's and Daimler's EVs are based on established internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles and sell only in small quantities.
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Harley-Davidson, the American symbol for internal combustion, chrome and steel, is going all in on two-wheeled EVs.
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Because airports must meet local air-pollution targets, they will discourage passengers from using cars with internal combustion engines.
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This year carmakers are required to earn or buy credits equivalent to 25% of their internal-combustion-engine sales.
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France joins Germany, India, Holland and Norway in seeking to ban vehicles that rely on diesel and petrol combustion.
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Delphi said it "remains on track" to complete the spinoff of its internal combustion engine business by March 2018.
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SpaceX, for example, relied heavily on the custom metal parts for the combustion chamber of the SpaceX SuperDraco engine.
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Electricity and the internal combustion engine emerged after decades of technological toiling and created whole new uses for energy.
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The reported death of the internal combustion engine (ICE) has been greatly exaggerated, Aston Martin's CEO told CNBC Wednesday.
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In all-electric mode, it's supposed to be able to operate for 31 miles before returning to internal combustion.
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" But it still contended that this group was "the best available representation of exposures to mixtures of combustion products.
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The VW scandal helped prompt a push by some lawmakers to ban diesel engines and eventually all combustion engines.
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"To achieve this we are now gearing our architectures toward combustion engines and pure battery electric drivetrains," Krueger said.
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You've heard the story: Exchange your old-fashioned internal combustion engine for an electric one, and change the world.
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Regulators in China and some European countries have floated proposals to ban internal combustion engines by 2030 or 2040.
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James Kamsickas, CEO of U.S. drivetrain supplier Dana, believes internal combustion engine (ICE) demand could persist for many years.
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Parliamentary delegates have this year called for tighter restrictions on the sale and distribution of coal for direct combustion.
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But when the internal combustion engine came along, horses — as a critical component of the world economy — were history.
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The Predator and Reaper drones that fire missiles and perform surveillance are unmanned prop airplanes powered by combustion engines.
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The European Union set new standards on resources and emissions for combustion plants last year, requiring expensive technological upgrades.
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Pervasive utilization of the steam engine, internal combustion engine, electricity and indoor plumbing took decades, often 30-60 years.
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Engines: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is moving forward with new rules for stationary compression ignition internal combustion engines.
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But innovations to the internal combustion engine — and a need for speed — fueled a switch to gas-powered cruisers.
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When the bog does catch fire, it may be more severe, with the combustion spreading deeper into the peat.
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Coal stockpiles must be carefully managed to avert air pockets and heating that can enable spontaneous combustion to occur.
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After the weaker-than-expected deliveries number, Volvo announced Wednesday that it will phase out combustion engine-only cars.
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It's hard imagining any of the other candidates, Tea Party favorites or not, inspiring that kind of spontaneous combustion.
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Germany, home to some of the biggest industry players, has sounded much less enthusiastic about ditching the combustion engine.
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Electric motors are simpler than combustion engines, with fewer moving parts, substantially lower maintenance costs, and much higher efficiency.
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"In 2025, more than 95 percent of vehicles sold globally will still have internal combustion engines," Ms. Gustanski said.
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That means waste heat, vented from cooling towers, losing 30 to 40 percent of the energy created by combustion.
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But there are still places he can go for 24 hours without hearing the sound of a combustion engine.
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Internal combustion engines also provide a lot of power for challenging tasks like towing a boat on a trailer.
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AeroMobil has also developed a flying car with an internal combustion engine that requires only a very short runway.
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The sound is about joy and force in equal measure, full of hummable melodies and moments of proud combustion.
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The LiveWire and subsequent EV products are meant to complement, not replace, Harley-Davidson's premium internal-combustion cruiser motorcycles.
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When industry supplier Continental announced a shift away from building internal combustion engine powertrains, it also predicted job cuts.
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Mazda is known for making powerful and fuel-efficient internal combustion engines, but it lacks its own electric alternatives.
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Cigarettes produce most of their toxic chemicals when they undergo combustion, or in other words, when they are lit.
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Sacconaghi forecasts that in 10 years, battery electrics will cost about the same to make as internal combustion engines.
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The answer would then be a supersonic combustion ramjet (SCRAMJET), which can operate between Mach 5 and Mach 15.
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If the trend continues, it spells trouble for the hundreds of suppliers that make parts for internal combustion engines.
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The service provides long-distance drives across Southern Germany with a mix of electric and internal combustion-powered vehicles.
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Last year, Britain and France announced they will stop sales of new diesel and internal combustion vehicles by 2900.
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He says the operational range could reach up to 800 kilometers when using drones equipped with a combustion engine.
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Competing with other technologies, the internal combustion engine emerged victorious thanks to the support of business and military interests.
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Competing with other technologies, the internal combustion engine emerged victorious thanks to the support of business and military interests.
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Mr. Luisi's ascent to the front ranks of conductors has sometimes seemed more a slow burn than spontaneous combustion.
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Energy end uses typically reliant on hydrocarbon combustion — notably transportation and heating and cooling — must transition quickly to electricity.
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Combustion engines are nearing the point where emissions improvements are no longer achievable without compromising other important attributes like performance.
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Mueller says the internal combustion engine isn't dead, however, and it will be a "bridge" toward a fully electric lineup.
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The plan is for the panels to supplement hybrid, internal combustion engine and battery electric vehicles with extra electrical power.
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On Earth, these molecules can rarely be found in rocks and minerals or appear in soot created from high combustion.
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Beginning in 1942, Jews were murdered in large numbers by forced exposure to the exhaust fumes of internal combustion engines.
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But there's a growing movement around the world to put a deadline on the life of the internal combustion engine.
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In 2017, Volvo said that, beginning in 2019, it would not introduce any new models powered purely by internal combustion.
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The company said cenospheres, which are light, hollow beads that are byproducts of coal combustion, are moving into the river.
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But earlier this month it emerged that the replacement units, which came with different batteries, were also prone to combustion.
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Yes, we now have smartphones and Twitter, but previous generations introduced electric lighting, indoor plumbing and the internal combustion engine.
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Internal-combustion engines, which power 499 out of 500 cars on the road today, would have to all but vanish.
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Steam turbines and especially combustion turbines waste lots of heat and are relatively inefficient and expensive ways to generate electricity.
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Jerry Brown, "has expressed an interest in barring the sale of vehicles powered by internal-combustion engines," in that state.
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Major auto companies are rich in engineers schooled in the physics of combustion and collisions, materials science and mechanical systems.
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GRANGER MORGANCarnegie Mellon UniversityPittsburghWe could not disagree more with your assessment of the death of the internal combustion engine (ICE).
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Oil companies have said regulated caps on vehicle emissions can be most efficiently achieved by improvements in combustion engine efficiency.
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Again, the idea is that a combination of combustion engines and electrical power will produce a cleaner, more efficient aircraft.
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"We want to go away from building an EV that has the look of a combustion engine car," he says.
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SUNDAY REVIEW Because of an editing error, an article about diesel engines last Sunday misstated how diesel engine combustion works.
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The internal combustion engine has had a good run—and could still dominate shipping and aviation for decades to come.
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Whilst growth in electric vehicles is exponential, there is still substantial growth in the combustion engine for the foreseeable future.
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Daimler said that by 2025, the purchasing cost of electric cars will likely reach parity with their combustion-engined equivalents.
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Germany coddles its world-class automobile industry, which has been extremely slow to embrace alternatives to the combustion-fueled engine.
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The 32.6 kWh-battery is on the vehicle floor and the electric motor is lighter than its former combustion engine.
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Engine oils in particular degrade over their lifetime as combustion gases contaminate them, meaning they have to be replaced regularly.
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Gas prices will eventually have to rise to encourage more drilling and moderate further growth in power producers' gas combustion.
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It is an oxygen-containing substance that was added to gasoline to promote more complete combustion and reduce air pollution.
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Costs are high, however, and on some islands, import duties for electric vehicles are higher than on combustion-engine cars.
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Such investments are partly a bet on the future, partly a hedge on current revenues tied to the combustion engine.
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"The high is more pure, longer lasting, and is much more functional compared to a high from combustion," Mark adds.
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Overall, the e-moto's acceleration is stronger and more constant than internal combustion machines, with no emissions and little sound.
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Theory indicates that scramjets (supersonic combustion ramjets) will eventually provide the highest service ceiling for aircraft at about 2628 km.
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Chevrolet's dealerships have been selling internal combustion engines for decades and the switch to electric will be a challenging one.
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Volvo became the first big carmaker to announce that it would stop producing cars powered by an internal-combustion engine.
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Because electric cars have a lower margin than combustion-engine cars, Daimler has set itself a more ambitious savings target.
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Electric cars are the future, and slowly, combustion engines will disappear: This is what the Wolfsburg HQ is betting on.
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Like many utilities, the Dan River Steam Station had recently transitioned from coal combustion to natural gas, which is cheaper.
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Compared to an internal-combustion engine experience it felt like being in the front seat of a giant digital device.
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That's slow compared to the car's top speed of 13 mph, which is achieved when the combustion engine is activated.
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Things like the United Kingdom's proposed ban on internal combustion engines, most of which run on oil products, for example.
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Meanwhile, the popularity of the internal combustion engine was taking hold, lending further credence to the importance of Texas oil.
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The process will need to ensure against the creation of carcinogens, which can occur when organic matter undergoes incomplete combustion.
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Late last year, US airlines united to announce a ban on the use of smart luggage, over battery combustion concerns.
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The Hanover plant will maintain some production of combustion-engined vehicles in addition to building battery driven cars, VW said.
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Electric cars are easier to design and build than cars with internal combustion engines, because they have fewer moving parts.
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The facility is approved to build all-electric battery cars, electric hybrids as well as combustion engine cars like Lotuses.
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Here's a look at what still needs to happen before they can relegate the internal combustion engine to the past.
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If catching up on internal-combustion engines was hard, doing so on traditional semiconductor manufacturing will be close to impossible.
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"It will likely be some form of electrification parallel with our current internal combustion engine to add power," Probst said.
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Volvo Cars and its Chinese parent company Geely Holdings will merge their existing combustion engine operations into a standalone business.
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They warm tobacco sticks to a temperature that's high enough to release an aerosol but not enough to cause combustion.
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Britain and France have promised to ban internal combustion engines starting in 2040, but Germany has not done the same.
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Another source is the combustion of products they sell to consumers, such as the gas you pump into your car.
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Two other classes of gases emitted by combustion engines, sulfur and nitrogen oxides, have been linked to certain respiratory illnesses.
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In Europe, total cost of ownership of an electric vehicle (EV) is already similar to most internal combustion engine cars.
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The global auto industry debate could herald the end of more than a century of reliance on the combustion engine.
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The standards don't require a dramatic shift to electric vehicles but depend overwhelmingly on improvements to traditional internal combustion engines.
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The results bolster the theory electric vehicles may be better designed to protect passengers in crashes than internal combustion vehicles.
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"The danger is that power remains the focus when heating systems and combustion engines also badly need decarbonizing," he said.
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Europe's biggest economy wants to protect its carmaking industry and secure jobs as vehicles shift away from using combustion engines.
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German suppliers of parts for internal combustion engines, like pistons, ignition systems or emissions control equipment, face declines in sales.
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In addition the electric cars they go into have fewer moving parts than do traditional cars with internal combustion engines.
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That's what the humble heat pump represents: a way to shift heating and air conditioning from fuel combustion to electricity.
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The Chinese government is even openly discussing the appropriate date to discontinue sales of internal combustion engine vehicles within China.
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Now, lovers of niche, overly complex papercrafts and combustion engines have cause to rejoice—he's back with a new creation.
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The bottom line: Today 75% of GM's 4,000 powertrain engineers work on internal combustion engine technology, and 25% work on EVs.
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When the separator hits 160 degrees Celsius, the polymer melts, abruptly releasing the TPP into the electrolyte and extinguishing the combustion.
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Traditionally, design engineers had to fix a gasoline engine's combustion compression ratio, essentially deciding whether to go for power or economy.
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It reckons these prototypes need only a tenth of the power required by a combustion-engined vehicle, even at highway speeds.
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He said that this is one of a host of combustion, fluid physics, and fundamental physics experiments performed at the tower.
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Profits from electric cars can be as little as half those garnered from internal combustion engine autos, according to Germany's Daimler.
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They're pushing to end the reign of the internal combustion engine altogether—and usher in the age of the electric car.
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The Audi Q8 is one of the first internal combustion vehicles to be paired with a 28-volt mild-hybrid system.
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How it works: Power plants can use CCS technologies to selectively capture carbon dioxide before, during or after the combustion process.
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Tobacco sticks are warmed to a temperature that's high enough to release an aerosol but not hot enough to cause combustion.
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In cities, where so much driving is stop and start, incomplete diesel combustion produces pollution that is devastating for human health.
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Due to the absence of an internal combustion engine, electric vehicles can be a lot quieter than their gas-powered counterparts.
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Its mission was outlined in a 2006 "Masterplan": to make the internal-combustion engine extinct by mass-producing electric vehicles (EVs).
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Trained in mechanical engineering that's about heat transfer and combustion, Princevac began studying fires in the wild about a decade ago.
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Chinese electric vehicle sales grew by 22%, while internal combustion engine vehicle sales fell for the first time in two decades.
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Moreover, one in 10 industrial jobs are dependent on the internal combustion engine – a technology whose long-term prospects are bleak.
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The credits are designed to encourage customers to buy EVs, which are still more expensive than internal combustion engine-powered counterparts.
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