Gasoline And How to Use It
Gasoline And How to Use It
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68 . 099 40 *Per square inch above atmosphere.
fBased on the indicated horsepower and the lower heatin; value of the fuel.
194 GASOLINE SOURCES OF ALCOHOL Prime materials for the manufacture of alcohol (ethyl) are saccharine or starchy substances. These include corn, potatoes, cereals and rice. The following table gives the theoretical amount of alcohol extracted per 100 kilos. (One kilo = 2, 2046 Ibs. ) of various materials.
ALCOHOL Wheat 32 44 Kilos Maize 31 33 " Barley 30 32 " Rye 30 45 " Ri...ce 39 43 " Green Potatoes 10 12 " Dry Potatoes 34 35 " If every American farm (6, 000, 000) could each produce 500 gallons of alcohol a year, we would have an annual supply of 3, 000, 000, 000 gallons, or about one and one-half the estimated yearly consumption of gasoline at present.
It is entirely possible to make twenty-five cents a gallon alcohol from fifteen cents a bushel potatoes, but no farmer would dig potatoes for that price. It is true that Germany converts a vast tonnage of potatoes into alcohol, but she does it by efficient GASOLINE 195 intensive methods, whereby every by-product is utilized, and by the aid of an autocrat government.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
68 . 099 40 *Per square inch above atmosphere.
fBased on the indicated horsepower and the lower heatin; value of the fuel.
194 GASOLINE SOURCES OF ALCOHOL Prime materials for the manufacture of alcohol (ethyl) are saccharine or starchy substances. These include corn, potatoes, cereals and rice. The following table gives the theoretical amount of alcohol extracted per 100 kilos. (One kilo = 2, 2046 Ibs. ) of various materials.
ALCOHOL Wheat 32 44 Kilos Maize 31 33 " Barley 30 32 " Rye 30 45 " Ri...ce 39 43 " Green Potatoes 10 12 " Dry Potatoes 34 35 " If every American farm (6, 000, 000) could each produce 500 gallons of alcohol a year, we would have an annual supply of 3, 000, 000, 000 gallons, or about one and one-half the estimated yearly consumption of gasoline at present.
It is entirely possible to make twenty-five cents a gallon alcohol from fifteen cents a bushel potatoes, but no farmer would dig potatoes for that price. It is true that Germany converts a vast tonnage of potatoes into alcohol, but she does it by efficient GASOLINE 195 intensive methods, whereby every by-product is utilized, and by the aid of an autocrat government.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G a George Arthur Burrell to read onlineMoreLess
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