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Eric Boyle

Re: EtOH to 15%?

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Posted on: 2009/12/3 15:29

gone1951

Re: EtOH to 15%?

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burning a gallon of ethanol releases less energy than burning a gallon of gasoline - that's the thermodynamics, it has nothing to do with the design of the engine.

As far as I know this is absolutely correct. How can anyone dispute that fact? Energy just can't be manufactured or created by the engine no matter what its design.

Posted on: 2009/12/3 18:19