Electronics Student Final Year Projects

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Undergraduate Final Year Projects for Electrical Engineers

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Grassoline's Dark side: Is it practical to fuel your car with grass?

Loser: Grassoline's Dark SideDuPont-Danisco and other advocates are touting biofuels derived from switchgrass, but the environmental benefits are highly questionableBy DAVID SCHNEIDER / JANUARY 2010Illustration: MckibilloThis is part of IEEE Spectrum's special report: Winners & Losers VIIOf all the possible biofuel crops that can be grown in the United States, perhaps the most attractive is Panicum virgatum, otherwise known as switchgrass. A hardy perennial native to North America, it needs little fertilizer and water, and pests don’t seem to like it much. So it holds out the shimmering promise of one day producing vast quantities of fuel in ”carbon neutral” fashion, absorbing as much carbon dioxide in growth as it releases when burned.Compared...

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