Khan S. (ed.) Fossil Fuel and the Environment

InTech, 2012. 314 p. ISBN:9535102779, 9789535102779.
The topics of this book move mostly seamlessly from fuel combustion and coexistencewith renewable energy, to the environment, and finally to the economics of energy, and food security. This book is a great read for researchers, practitioners, or just about anyone with an enquiring mind on this subject.
The research and vision defines much of the range of our scientific knowledge on the subject and is a driving force for the future. Whether feasible or futuristic,Effects of Fuel Properties on Diffusion Combustion and Deposit Accumulation.
A Review of Hydrogen-Natural Gas Blend Fuels in Internal Combustion Engines.
Fuel-N Conversion to NO, N20 and N2 During Coal Combustion.
Co-Combustion of Coal and Alternative Fuels.
Fossil Fuel Power Plant Simulators for Operator Training.
Energy-Efficient Standalone Fossil-Fuel Based Hybrid Power Systems Employing Renewable Energy Sources.
Estimating Oil Reserves: History and Methods.
Global Trends of Fossil Fuel Reserves and Climate Change in the 21st Century.
Modern Transitions in Saving Energy and the Environment.
Presence of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) in Semi-Rural Environment in Mexico City.
Carbon Capture and Storage - Technologies and Risk Management.
Energy and Economy Links - A Review of Indicators and Methods.
Fossil Fuel and Food Security.