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Master of Civil Engineering - Engineering Degree
The respected Master of Civil Engineering program from Norwich University is now offered in an e-Learning format. You now have the opportunity to earn your master's degree on-line from one of America's preeminent universities and the first private university to offer engineering program. This revolutionary e-Learning program is designed to accommodate your demanding work and home-life schedule. Request more information.

 

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Fuel of the Future - Hydrogen
In this course the student will learn about biomass oils and distillate fuel use opportunities, production, composition, supply and biorefinery methods. The student will learn of the business advantages of using alternate fuels such as biomass fuels to improve the bottom line.  8 PDH

Biomass Oil
This course will review the design and theory of hydrogen based fuel cells. Expanded use of hydrogen as an energy carrier for America could help address concerns about energy security, global climate change, and air quality. Hydrogen can be derived from a variety of domestically available primary sources, including fossil fuels, renewables, and nuclear power. Another key benefit is that the by-products of conversion are generally benign for human health and the environment. 3 PDH

 

Biodiesel

Biodiesel is a renewable fuel produced from agricultural resources such as vegetable oils. In the United States, most biodiesel is made from soybean oil; however canola oil, sunflower oil, recycled cooking oils, and animal fats are also used.

 

 

Fuel Cells & Vehicles

Fuel cells generate power through an electrochemical process, much like a battery. They convert chemical energy to electrical energy by combining hydrogen from fuel with oxygen from the air. Hydrogen fuel can be supplied in two ways - either directly as pure hydrogen gas or through a "fuel reformer" that converts hydrocarbon fuels such as methanol, natural gas, or gasoline into hydrogen-rich gas.

 

Getting Started Making Biodiesel

Using the wind to create electricity has been around for a long time - you've probably seen windmills on farms. When the wind turns the blades of a windmill, it spins a turbine inside a small generator to produce electricity, just like a big coal power plant.

 

Developments in U.S. Alternative Fuel Markets

AFVs are any vehicles capable of operating on an alternative fuel such as natural gas, LPG, alcohol, or electricity. AFVs (except electric vehicles) may be configured as either dedicated or non-dedicated vehicles. Dedicated vehicles are designed to run exclusively on one fuel.

 

 

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