THW CAR THAT RUNS ON WATER
Published on Aug 11, 2016
Mohammed Raees Mehmood Makrani a resident of Sagar, Madhya Pradesh has manufactured Water Car. In 2012, he converted his Maruti 800 into such a car that runs on water. This car can run with maximum speed of 50-60 kilometers per hour. He also controls his car using the mobile network frequency and by pressing different numbers of mobile he starts the car engine.
He workes on this car since 2007.He tooks many years to make such a economic car
.Now-a-days petro and diesel and gas Price Still So High Although The Crude Price Has Fallen So Drastically To $40-50$ Barrel.During the previous calendar year, oil price surged 47 per cent to $53.41 a barrel against $36.33 per barrel in January 2016.Fuel prise may not moove beyond 60$ in 2017 according to economics indiatimes website news.From nov2014 to march 2016
VAT on petrol has been raised from 20% to 27%
VAT on diesel has been increased from 12.5% to 18% (the logical indian.com website)
Now we come to the point that how and what apparatus he used for his car.
He used Water and Calcium carbide combination
After that he got acetelene gas (highlyflammable gas)from that solution to generate power for motorcar
He tok 18 months to start tht engine with this gas power use and mechanism generation
He has 796cc engine with 50-60km per hour speed with this new technology
according to his trial cost is 3rupees per km while with petrol it is 6rs/km
he used 25 litre water and 4kg calcium carbide
After this invention Dubai and China contacted him to go further future use of this kind of car but he told them NO because he thought that why we can not make this technology in india.He refused offer from them.
Hope indian government will take some action for good economy for people and environment.
petrol and diesel source CLICK HERE for driverless car
Note:The world's oil consumption has been increasing for more than a century with a few exceptions. However, there would be a possibility that the recent increase in oil consumption in developing countries such as China and India tighten the long term oil market. Since the exact amount of oil reserves is unknown, it is difficult to predict when the ultimate decrease in oil production will come. However, for the last two decades, the amount of oil consumption per year has surpassed the amount of oil reserves newly found. Therefore, the possibility of ultimate decrease in oil production may increase. This paper examines the impact of the decrease in oil production on major economies using a computable general equilibrium model. Under the simulations in this paper, the oil exporting economies increase their GDPs, the utilities and the terms of trade. The oil importing regions, especially in newly industrialised and developing regions, decrease their GDPs, utilities and the terms of trade. All industry sectors decrease their world output. Among industry sectors, oil industry affects most and the industry sectors which use large amount of oil such as petroleum industry and chemical industry decrease its outputs significantly.(source from http://www.eaber.org/node/22722)
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